Behind all the gloss in the publishing industry is a lot of hard work. To get a picture perfect, blood, sweat and tears where logistics can get out of control. Behind the scenes gives one a glimpse of what fashion is beyond the surface. A documentary behind the veils of all flash, it is a captured still from of a moment in the making. Generally, the perception of industry is quite blinding but behind the lights is a vision, an expression, discipline and more importantly passion for fashion.
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Showing posts with label Jo Ann Bitagcol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jo Ann Bitagcol. Show all posts
Monday, August 25, 2014
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Joanique AW 2014
In the world of Philippine accessories, globally recognized brand Joanique presents its AW 2014 collection entitled "Tribal Translations". Inspired from ethnic and indigenous origins, modernity takes both shape and form beautiful creations of uniqueness. Unbounded by time, past becomes present in a amazing play of contrasts as the brand traces its roots from the homeland. Symbollically iconoclastic, marks of distinction featuring cow bone, Carabao horn mixed with semi precious stones are formed into priceless masterpieces. The latest collection showcases contemporary design fused with by-products of the local farming industry that unfolds one of a kind pieces evoking the beauty of simplicity with an edge.
Joanique takes pride in its Filipino identity proudly seen in their accessories. Their works of art are a testament of high quality standards and materials producing excellent designs constantly cited and noticed on foreign shores. More importantly, these Philippine made products are borne from the hands of remarkable and exemplary Pinoy artisans driven by passion. Every Joanique piece is unique, and more than just an accessory it is an embodiment of Filipino art, heart and soul.
Photography by Jo Ann Bitagcol, fashion styling by Luis Espiritu Jr., makeup by Ria Aquino for MAC Cosmetics, associate stylists Mikka Velasquez, Bang Martinez, Diane Lasam, Tara Subaldo, Jona Buenaventura, Ann Andres and Kim Barik, modeled by Angel Jacob,wardrobe by Joey Samson.
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Saturday, April 13, 2013
SM Men's Fashion: Ivar Aseron for Coco Republic
As part of Style Narratives' SM Men's Fashion designer series, next on the list is Ivarluski Aseron for Coco Republic. Dressing up for summer has never looked so sleek and polished. Though dapper may not quite describe it, the distinctly swagger appeal has moved Coco Republic into the forefront of local resort wear fashion. The in house brand known for its tropical/island look successfully fused with the clean lines, structural aesthetics and modern forms of Aseron. There is a certain nowness in its design reinvention that channels the definitive style essentials of what menswear is today. The presence of cool and modern hues such as neutrals combined with hints of color rethinks and updates day to day dressing. Strong influences of Tailoring hits the sandy shores and beach with style and elegance channeling European sensibilities that we all adore. Gone are the days where the surfer dude look shows off board shorts reaching the ankles, polo shirts as loose as a tent and eye sore tourist trap prints.
SM Men's Fashion's inspirational take on resort wear through Ivar Aseron for Coco Republic is an innovative venture into relaxed sartorial proportions which Filipinos should more than just think about.
Photography by Jo Ann Bitagcol, creative direction and styling by Luis Espiritu Jr., makeup by Bobby Carlos, hair styling by Jaime Sy, modeled by Daniel Matsunaga and Zaydan Timpani. All clothes by Ivar Aseron for Coco Republic at SM Men's Fashion. Shot on location at Matinloc shrine, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines. Special thanks to Ms. Trish Tagle.
SM Men's Fashion's inspirational take on resort wear through Ivar Aseron for Coco Republic is an innovative venture into relaxed sartorial proportions which Filipinos should more than just think about.
Photography by Jo Ann Bitagcol, creative direction and styling by Luis Espiritu Jr., makeup by Bobby Carlos, hair styling by Jaime Sy, modeled by Daniel Matsunaga and Zaydan Timpani. All clothes by Ivar Aseron for Coco Republic at SM Men's Fashion. Shot on location at Matinloc shrine, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines. Special thanks to Ms. Trish Tagle.
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