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  1. ISLA-TEK'S Kylie Misa and Ceeli Martinez Miranda, Habi’s Wilma Huang, Mitzi Marie Aguilar-Reyes and Lakat’s Mike Claparols.

    Sovereign threads

    This year’s exposition — anchored on the poignant ethos of being ‘Worth Every Thread’ — served as a grand, unyielding fortress for our indigenous identity.

  2. (FROM left) Chefs AC Agra, Sonny Mariano, Mia Yan and Maverick Javier.

    Filipino Iron Chefs!

    In culinary competitions alone, they travel as far as Europe to compete with the world’s best, and they have brought home the gold so many times that it would…

  3. THE new flag carriers of the Philippines.

    Crafted horizons

    This initiative transcends traditional trade promotion to establish a permanent vanguard for Filipino wearable art while securing critical macroeconomic…

  4. THOUGH hidden from view, a bedroom should feel like a true sanctuary from daily busyness.

    Filipino’s evolving textile fabric choices

    More than just choosing random curtains, sofa fabrics, or bedding designs, choose what best suits your house lighting and the natural sunlight that enters.