Watching TV patrol and seeing Bernadette Sembrano's Filipiniana Terno made me think of Dita Sandico Ong's indigenous fiber creations. I am also happy to know that 10% of the Filipinos have retained the traditional culture. At least may 10 percent pa!
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Having the modern Filipiniana way!
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| The Dita Sandico Ong wraps are made of dyed banana fiber and abaca. |
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The good thing about the Dita Sandico Ong designs is that they can be worn in a multitude ways. You can actually play with them!
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A Terno worn by TV personalities during the State of the Nation Address (SONA).
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| Photo Credit: Google Images and Smilebox |
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| Photo Credit: Google Images and Smilebox |
There are many Filipiniana attires to choose from - Tapis, Maria Clara / Panuelo and Baro't Saya. The Barong Tagalog is always the best choice for men. This is the Filipino-style - very pleasing to nationalism!
Tasting the Filipino culture is also like having hot pandesal for brekky, bibingka, sago't gulaman, banana/kamoteQ for merienda, mangga't bagoong, puto't dinuguan, Adobo for lunch and sweet and sour Lapu-lapu for dinner!
I'm proud to be Pinoy!
Happy Birthday Dr. Jose Rizal!
& Happy Father's Day!
& Happy Father's Day!
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