Embracing beauty
Each gown in her collection is carefully chosen to reflect the diverse tastes and personalities of Cebuanas, from understated classics to contemporary couture pieces.
Each gown in her collection is carefully chosen to reflect the diverse tastes and personalities of Cebuanas, from understated classics to contemporary couture pieces.
Aileen Rama, Anna Leah Blanco, Katherine Roberto, Ma.Elena Gabaya, Grace Zafra, Grace Geloca and Delcine Roberto.
Ma.Elena Gabaya
Lisa Cimafranca
Jacky Cimafranca
Alysa and Rheza Magno.
Marsha Espina, Annie Go and Karen Tio.
(Standing) Rommel Pareja, Elena Gabaya, Zaida Lee, Jessie Glova. (Seated) Mila Demecillo and Gemma Buxton.
The timeless terno.
A constellation of pearls.
A splash of fuchsia.
Ma. Elena Gabaya has long envisioned dressing Cebuanas in timeless elegance, giving them the chance to wear exquisite gowns for life’s most memorable occasions.
Aware that the steep cost of designer creations often puts such luxury out of reach, she sought to bridge that gap. This vision led to the creation of her boutique named after her namesake, Ma. Elena, an inviting space where women can rent beautifully crafted gowns at reasonable prices, allowing them to look and feel their best without the burden of excessive expense.
For Elena, the boutique is more than just a business, it is a celebration of style, confidence and empowerment. Each gown in her collection is carefully chosen to reflect the diverse tastes and personalities of Cebuanas, from understated classics to contemporary couture pieces.
Through her venture ,Elena hopes to inspire women to embrace their own beauty and individuality, proving that sophistication and accessibility can beautifully coexist. Her goal remains simple yet meaningful, to make every Cebuana feel beautiful, confident and proud to wear creations that reflect true elegance.
In the future, Elena dreams of expanding her boutique to offer more beauty services, from skincare to pampering treatments, creating a complete experience that celebrate every woman’s grace and confidence.
As a thoughtful giveaway, Elena handed out Barbie-like dolls she lovingly styled, each one dressed in a delightful array of unique outfits ranging from sporty and casual to chic elegant formal wear.
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