(Photo courtesy of PCO)
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos, and former First Lady Imelda Marcos joined a celebration of Filipino fashion and cultural heritage, highlighting the creativity and craftsmanship of local designers and artisans.
The Marcos family attended “Filipiniana: A Celebration of Filipino Fashion Heritage and Craftsmanship” in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, on Wednesday, November 4.
The event showcased traditional Filipino attire and recognized the contributions of designers, weavers, and artisans who continue to preserve the country’s rich textile traditions and cultural identity.
Marcos expressed pride in Filipino craftsmanship and reaffirmed his support for local talents whose creations reflect the country’s history, artistry, and traditions.
The President also acknowledged the First Lady’s efforts to promote Philippine fashion and provide opportunities for local designers and weaving communities to showcase their work.
The celebration emphasized the importance of preserving traditional weaving techniques and passing these skills to younger generations to ensure the continuity of Filipino craftsmanship.
It also highlighted how traditional Filipiniana designs continue to evolve through contemporary fashion while maintaining their cultural significance.
The event brought together advocates of Filipino fashion and heritage, recognizing the role of local artisans in promoting Philippine creativity on the international stage.
The Marcos family encouraged continued appreciation and support for Filipino-made clothing and traditional craftsmanship as part of efforts to preserve the country’s cultural legacy.
