TERNO ROUND: A roundup of some of our favorite Filipiniana spotted at Ternocon 2025
Fashion and style icons, pillars, editors, insiders, movers, society, best dressed and ITs gathered in a spectacular night of design profusion, future-forward innovation and cultural celebration. It was inspiring to see the whole town brave the traffic on a Sunday, all the way to the bay area and to a national landmark, dressed up in their most authentic and stylish masterpieces.
The year began on a high note for Philippine fashion, as the recently concluded Ternocon 2025, held at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) last Sunday, 26 January, saw the style meter tipping the scales.
Now on its fourth edition, the once-in-two-years gathering is a visionary platform of artistry and stewardship — and one of the biggest well-attended industry events.
Atty. Reggie Dimacuha and Marimel Francisco.
Audrey Tan Zubiri
Bea Elizalde, Mia Borromeo and Sofia Zobel Elizalde.
Ben Chan and Miguel Pastor
Rita Nazareno and Tara Santos.
Cary Santiago, Marylou Ngo, Philip Rodriguez, Agnes Huibonhoa Mariquita Yeung and Jennifer Villoria.
CCP President Kaye Tinga with daughters Kerry (left). and Kyle_
Suyen Lim
Daphne Oseña Paez.
Ana Lorenzana de Ocampo.
Audrey Tan ZubiriFashion and style icons, pillars, editors, insiders, movers, society, best dressed and ITs gathered in a spectacular night of design profusion, future-forward innovation and cultural celebration. It was inspiring to see the whole town brave the traffic on a Sunday, all the way to the bay area and to a national landmark, dressed up in their most authentic and stylish masterpieces.
From the classic and traditional to the modern and contemporary, with some avant-garde here and there, it was a tall order for attires bearing patriotism, love local and Filipiniana well and appropriately met.
Dennis Lustico and Erica Concepcion Reyes,
Doris Ho, Margarita Fores, Monique Villonco, Linda Oledan-Coscolluela.
(From left) Ricardo Vicencio, Herbert Custudio, Ivarluski Aseron, Gil Ryan Nario, Edwin Ao and Roel Rosal.
Gabby Estrella,Andy Regalado, Trickie Lopa and Jia Estrella.
Ino Manalo and Inno Sotto
Jasmine Baac, Zara Juan and Arnel Papa.
Suzy Quiros, Jor-el Espina, Liza Ilarde, Marie Field Faith and the author.
Joel and Carla del Prado
Kai Lim, Jet Acuzar and Mons Tantoco.
Len Cabili
The future of fashion is bright as designer hopefuls and geniuses from all over the country showcased a plethora of outstanding and noteworthy creations. Indeed, there’s so much optimism and drive towards a future where history, culture and tradition are taken to the next level instead of being lost in time.
The legacy of Ben Chan is immortalized not only through Ternocon 2025 and Bench, but most importantly in the countless lives of aspiring talents and designers whose dreams come true. The iconic Terno shines and will survive from now and will be passed on from generation to generation.
Lisa Tinio Bayot
Toots Tolentino, Henri Calayag, Gem Padilla Thomas, Marco Protacio, Guillermo Diaz, Yvette Bautista and Randy Ortiz.
Marga Nograles, Odette Pumaren,Carol Cabangon, Techie Hagedorn and Karen Davila.
Margarita Gutierrez
Maritess Pineda, Jen Taylor and Cedie Vargas.
Mavis Fuentebella, Trish Briones, Voltaire Taya’s and Toni Abad.
JC Buendia and Gino Gonzales.
Patty Berta, Rene Salud and Desiree Verdadero Abesamis.
Paul Cabral and Patrick Rosas.
Jane Kingsu Cheng, Bea Ledesma and Candy Dizon.