Romancing the past, funding the future
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Rayons du Soleil is a 50-piece collection taken from the book of his previous designs updated with the latest fashion trends
Pablo Cabahug showcasing eight creations for the anniversary gala.
To celebrate 10 years of fashioning sartorial masterpieces, renowned Filipino fashion designer Pablo Cabahug will hold a celebratory benefit dinner and gala show for his new collection Rayons du Soleil (Rays of the Sun) on 4 November at the PICC Forum.
Rayons du Soleil is a 50-piece collection taken from the book of his previous designs and is modified to fit into the latest fashion trends.
The collection is also a love story about his colorful experiences in the industry that shaped him into the great artist he is today. He reminisces about his past and welcomes a more fruitful future through the celebration of this milestone.
“I wanted to revisit my most memorable collections and reimagine them with a romantic feel and the ease of different hues and emotions from sunrise to sunset; to fall and rise again; to live another day and start anew,” Pablo shares.
CABAHUG is a master in crafting clean silhouettes.
TEXTURIZING fabrics is a Pablo Cabahug expertise.
PABLO Cabahug apprenticed with Randy Ortiz and made his own mark as a designer with a classic modern aesthetic.
Wanting to give back to a place that also helped him become the person that he is, the benefit dinner will be a charitable affair for Pablo’s alma mater, Colegio de San Juan de Letran (CSJL).
A portion of the sales will be donated to the educational institution’s scholarship program and will help fund the construction of the Letran Quadricentennial Building which is a commemorative piece of the Colegio’s 400 years of providing academic excellence.
“I just feel so blessed. I think nilatag ni God lahat ng mangyayari sakin para maging kung sino man ako ngayon (I think God laid out His plans for me so I would be who I am today). And I think it’s about giving back,” the former Letranite shared.
During the press conference last 3 September at the Museo de Intramuros, he showcased eight designs from his 50-piece collection.
People can expect 45 more fresh designs and modern silhouettes — the classic Cabahug aesthetic on 4 November.
For more information, visit his website pablocabahug.com, Facebook page facebook.com/pablocabahugcreations and Twitter and Instagram @pablocabahug.
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