TernoCon 2027 begins workshop and mentoring session
TernoCon 2027 kicks off its first mentoring workshop for 15 aspiring designers, advancing the preservation, development and appreciation of the Philippine…
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TernoCon 2027 kicks off its first mentoring workshop for 15 aspiring designers, advancing the preservation, development and appreciation of the Philippine…
Discover the Ternocon FILIPINIANA x OBRA exhibit at SM Mall of Asia, a National Flag Day to Independence Day celebration of Filipino fashion heritage. Explore…
This Ternocon Palaro takes tradition with a new spin in the form of athleisure Filipiñana — a new concept and take on the national dress.
This Ternocon Palaro takes tradition with a new spin in the form of athleisure Filipiñana — a new concept and take on the national dress.
Fashion and style icons, pillars, editors, insiders, movers, society, best dressed and ITs gathered in a spectacular night of design profusion, future-forward…
Experience the glamour of Ternocon 2025 as Filipino fashion icons and celebrities gather to celebrate innovative reinterpretations of traditional attire, with…
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The workshop lectures include topics on the history of the terno, balintawak and kimono; design parameters; knitting and fabric manipulation; new technology,…
‘TernoCon: Kasarinlan, Kultura, Kasuotan’ brought the red carpet out for the parade of modern creations as seen through their roster of A-List guests who came…
Paskong TernoCon 2023 at SM Aura — A grand celebration of Pinoy culture and couture this Christmas
‘Paskong Ternocon’: Shining end to a year of local love
Paskong TernoCon at SM
Ternocon 2022: Back to ‘balintawak’
Filipiniana x Obra transforms SM Mall of Asia into a celebration of Filipino fashion, heritage and art, showcasing modern Terno, Balintawak and Kimona…
The Cultural Center of the Philippines brings ‘Fashioning the Terno’ to the regions—empowering local designers, celebrating Filipino craftsmanship, and keeping…
Santos’ metal accessories were an obvious ode to the National Artist, who often used the sarimanok as a motif, making it his signature piece.
It was a celebration of fashion as icons, editors, industry movers, shakers and insiders flocked as early as mall opening to grab a piece of their favorites.
It was an homage to the most celebrated terno. It was an outstanding showcase of design both by Cebu and some of Manila’s masters namely Cary Santiago, Jun…