Bacudio’s contemporary creations feature light silhouettes and vibrant color-blocking styles using Philippine Tropical Fabrics, such as pineapple-leaf fiber, abaca and banana blend textiles, enhanced with enzyme finishing technologies. The noteworthy pieces showcase the latest advancements in textile technology developed by Bacudio. Footwear showcased in the fashion show, made from PTFs, is by Ai-She Footwear, a Filipino brand based in Liliw, Laguna.
Fashion designer Avel Bacudio.
light silhouettes and vibrant color-blocking styles.
light silhouettes and vibrant color-blocking styles.
subtle elegance in the play of light using Philippine Tropical Fabrics.
adding a pop of color with Bacudio’s bold hues flowy dress.
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“BUNDOK AT DAGAT” by celebrated designer Avel Bacudio is the historic Spring-Summer capsule collection that premiered at the first KatHABI Fashion Innovation Show held at the Philippine Center in New York. The event was organized by the Department of Science and Technology - Philippine Textile Research Institute (DOST-PTRI) in collaboration with the Philippine Consulate General in New York and the Philippine Trade & Investment Center, New York on 27 June.
This historical fashion show marked a significant moment in the global promotion of Philippine textile innovation, showcasing collaborative efforts between Filipino designers and cutting-edge advancements in textile technology developed by DOST-PTRI.
Bacudio’s contemporary creations feature light silhouettes and vibrant color-blocking styles using Philippine Tropical Fabrics (PTFs), such as pineapple-leaf fiber, abaca and banana blend textiles, enhanced with enzyme finishing technologies. The noteworthy pieces showcase the latest advancements in textile technology developed by Bacudio. Footwear showcased in the fashion show, made from PTFs, is by Ai-She Footwear, a Filipino brand based in Liliw, Laguna. These shoe manufacturers incorporate regional materials, such as Yakan fabric, canvas and abaca in their current collections.
The inspiring collaboration hopefully ignites the flame for other design hopefuls to seek and explore opportunities with institutions like DOST-PTRI. There’s no need to look far or go overseas to find textiles; let us patronize and support what the country can produce. All it takes is time investment, patience and trust -- after all, this show is proof that it can happen. This example set by the flag carriers is a statement of the endless possibilities for creative design, and a reason to be proud as Filipinos.
