Miss World Philippines, Candidates for Santacruzan national costumes
Napakaganda ng hitsura ng mga kandidata ng Miss World Philippines sa kanilang mga eleganteng gown para sa national costume competition ng pageant na may temang Santacruzan.
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Ipinagmamalaki ng 36 na delegado ang kanilang kagandahan bilang mga reyna ng Santacruzan, na makikita sa Instagram page ng Miss World Philippines noong Huwebes, Mayo 26. Bukod sa pagpapakita ng mga kandidato, ang kumpetisyon ay naglalayong "ipagdiwang ang pagkamalikhain at talento ng mga world-class na Filipino designers."
SIMONE BORNILLA (MARINDUQUE)
Candidate no. 1 Simone Nadine Bornilla | Marinduque
Designer: Louis Pangilinan
Sumpa Kita, Sampaguita
Inspired from the flower Jasminum Sambac, typically known as ‘Sampaguita,’ this costume of Simone Nadine Bornilla was embellished with exquisite pattern of beads, sequins, and crystals that inspirits not only the flower’s aesthetics, but the legend of a beautiful princess of purity, humility, and strength which represents the Philippine National Flower that came from the spanish word “sumpa kita.” which in translation means Palabra de Honor or “I promise you.”
This trait is bound in keeping her word no matter what difficulties she encounters, which makes her unique and an exceptionally empowered Filipina. True to herself. True to her word.
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ERIKA VINCULADO (ROXAS CITY, CAPIZ)
Candidate no. 2 Erika Vinculado | Roxas City, Capiz
Designer: Yep Yep Mesina
Erika is wearing a porcelain white serpentine style traditional Philippine terno adorned with azure blue brocade laces in the bodice and skirt, accented with the timeless glimmer of Capiz shells on the mestiza sleeves and peplum skirt.
Featuring whites and blues befitting a Reina del Cielo, this national costume was made by Capiz designer, Yepyep Mesina and reflects the grace, purity and serenity of the Virgin Mary as Queen of Heaven.
Designer: Yep Yep Mesina
Erika is wearing a porcelain white serpentine style traditional Philippine terno adorned with azure blue brocade laces in the bodice and skirt, accented with the timeless glimmer of Capiz shells on the mestiza sleeves and peplum skirt.
Featuring whites and blues befitting a Reina del Cielo, this national costume was made by Capiz designer, Yepyep Mesina and reflects the grace, purity and serenity of the Virgin Mary as Queen of Heaven.
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ANGEL LATORRE (LAMBUNAO, ILOILO)
Candidate no. 3 Angel Jed Latorre | Lambunao, Iloilo
Designer: Ruffy Itaas
Inspired by "Reyna Del Santisimo Rosario", this national costume depicts the Philippines' proud heritage and culture, strong faith, responsible and resilient Filipinos. The respresentation, through this wonderful piece, is an embodiment of a true Filipina that can outshine the world - strong, outstanding and an inspiration. Angel Jed Zaragoza Latorre is truly exclusive, smart and chic in this wonderful piece yet majestic and overwhelming.
Designer: Ruffy Itaas
Inspired by "Reyna Del Santisimo Rosario", this national costume depicts the Philippines' proud heritage and culture, strong faith, responsible and resilient Filipinos. The respresentation, through this wonderful piece, is an embodiment of a true Filipina that can outshine the world - strong, outstanding and an inspiration. Angel Jed Zaragoza Latorre is truly exclusive, smart and chic in this wonderful piece yet majestic and overwhelming.
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MAICA MARTINEZ (NUEVA ECIJA)
Candidate no. 4 Maica Cabling Martinez | Nueva Ecija
Designer: Erjohn Dela Serna.
This National costume depicts Santacruzan's Rosa Mystica a poetic title of Virgin Mary created by Erjohn dela Serna.
It is made of Brocade a woven fabric having a raised floral that is used by the Saints.
The color palette and accents represent the historical Churches of Nueva Ecija with the golden touch of the 8 rays of the Philippine flag that symbolizes the 8 Courageous Provinces that revolted against the Spaniards in which Nueva Ecija is one of them.
Designer: Erjohn Dela Serna.
This National costume depicts Santacruzan's Rosa Mystica a poetic title of Virgin Mary created by Erjohn dela Serna.
It is made of Brocade a woven fabric having a raised floral that is used by the Saints.
The color palette and accents represent the historical Churches of Nueva Ecija with the golden touch of the 8 rays of the Philippine flag that symbolizes the 8 Courageous Provinces that revolted against the Spaniards in which Nueva Ecija is one of them.
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SHAINA MANALO ICO (BATANGAS PROVINCE)
CANDIDATE NO. 5 SHAINA ROSE ICO FROM BATANGAS PROVINCE
Designer: Dee Jay Abustan
Aetas: This Ethno-Printed Filipiniana represents the Indigenous Inhabitants before Christianity was introduced to the Filipinos...
Made with Ethnic Patterned Fabric and Indigenous Materials paying homage to our Indigenous Peoples Culture and Tradition
Designer: Dee Jay Abustan
Aetas: This Ethno-Printed Filipiniana represents the Indigenous Inhabitants before Christianity was introduced to the Filipinos...
Made with Ethnic Patterned Fabric and Indigenous Materials paying homage to our Indigenous Peoples Culture and Tradition
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SAMANTHA GABRONINO (SAN JOSE DEL MONTE)
CANDIDATE NO. 6 SAMANTHA GABRONINO | San Jose del Monte, Bulacan
Designer: Zyrill Jane Jacinto of Zyrill Jane Collections
Reyna Delas Flores
The colorful and vibrant Tanglawan Festival which won 2 Guinness World Records is represented in this masterpiece. Wearing this makes her embody the Festival that symbolizes the Light as a beacon of hope for the City of San Jose del Monte
Designer: Zyrill Jane Jacinto of Zyrill Jane Collections
Reyna Delas Flores
The colorful and vibrant Tanglawan Festival which won 2 Guinness World Records is represented in this masterpiece. Wearing this makes her embody the Festival that symbolizes the Light as a beacon of hope for the City of San Jose del Monte
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ERIKA KRISTENSEN (CARMONA, CAVITE)
CANDIDATE NO. 7 ERIKA KRISTENSEN | CARMONA, CAVITE
Designer: Pjay Masungsong and Jhon Aliliran
“Althea”
This ensemble is made of our very own Banig dyed into a green color to deliver a fresh and modern take of our filipinana. It is made by our rich coconut products and its fully hand beaded by the best people of my very own Province of Cavite.
With this creation, I hope to reflect the amazing Filipino Craftmanship by celebrating the women and the LGBTQIA+ community behind this.
Designer: Pjay Masungsong and Jhon Aliliran
“Althea”
This ensemble is made of our very own Banig dyed into a green color to deliver a fresh and modern take of our filipinana. It is made by our rich coconut products and its fully hand beaded by the best people of my very own Province of Cavite.
With this creation, I hope to reflect the amazing Filipino Craftmanship by celebrating the women and the LGBTQIA+ community behind this.
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TSINA JADE CHU (ILOILO PROVINCE)
CANDIDATE NO. 8 TSINA JADE CHU | ILOILO PROVINCE
Designer: Alfie Desamparado
Reyna Delas Flores - Raflesia y Solihiya
“Raflesia Speciosa” found in the heart of San Joaquin, Iloilo and Solihiya strands woven into distinctive patterns that binds us to our roots, to our culture, to our Indigenous people and to the environment and to the world.
That beautiful Raflessia and Solihiyah, that indigenously beautiful distinct connection between all of us is something that we should celebrate-just like how we celebrate Santa Cruzan.
Designer: Alfie Desamparado
Reyna Delas Flores - Raflesia y Solihiya
“Raflesia Speciosa” found in the heart of San Joaquin, Iloilo and Solihiya strands woven into distinctive patterns that binds us to our roots, to our culture, to our Indigenous people and to the environment and to the world.
That beautiful Raflessia and Solihiyah, that indigenously beautiful distinct connection between all of us is something that we should celebrate-just like how we celebrate Santa Cruzan.
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KAYLA TIONGSON (LIPA CITY, BATANGAS)
CANDIDATE NO. 9 KAYLA ARRIADNE TIONGSON | LIPA CITY, BATANGAS
Designer: Malick James Hilado
Our Reyna de las Flores wears a masterpiece embellished with three-dimensional grand bouquet of flowers that represents not only feminity but exceptionally empowered women. The red gown is reminiscent of the miraculous event, the shower of rose petals in Lipa City, which appear to be emblazoned with images of Jesus, Mary and the saints. The stylized arc accentuates the entire creation, a great reminder that Santacruzan is truly the Queen of Philippine Festivals that no other celebration can surmount its grandeur and significance.
Designer: Malick James Hilado
Our Reyna de las Flores wears a masterpiece embellished with three-dimensional grand bouquet of flowers that represents not only feminity but exceptionally empowered women. The red gown is reminiscent of the miraculous event, the shower of rose petals in Lipa City, which appear to be emblazoned with images of Jesus, Mary and the saints. The stylized arc accentuates the entire creation, a great reminder that Santacruzan is truly the Queen of Philippine Festivals that no other celebration can surmount its grandeur and significance.
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KRISTAL GANTE (DAVAO DEL NORTE)
CANDIDATE NO. 10 KRISTAL MARIE GANTE | DAVAO DEL NORTE
Designer:
THE TRANSFORMATION OF NAGA
In the mythology of Samal, a coastal city in the province of Davao del Norte, the Milky Way is depicted as a gigantic dragon, also known as a Naga, trapped in the sky, the design is a modern fully beaded Filipiniana that depicts a transformed Naga, with complex beading patterns and a flamboyant ruffled skirt to give it a deity look. Yellow and green exemplify the hues of nature, life, and vitality, optimism, and joy and the umbrella, formed like a flower, completes the design, symbolizing the protection and power of love.
Designer:
THE TRANSFORMATION OF NAGA
In the mythology of Samal, a coastal city in the province of Davao del Norte, the Milky Way is depicted as a gigantic dragon, also known as a Naga, trapped in the sky, the design is a modern fully beaded Filipiniana that depicts a transformed Naga, with complex beading patterns and a flamboyant ruffled skirt to give it a deity look. Yellow and green exemplify the hues of nature, life, and vitality, optimism, and joy and the umbrella, formed like a flower, completes the design, symbolizing the protection and power of love.
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MARIA NIÑA SORIANO (PANGASINAN)
CANDIDATE NO. 11 MARIA NINA SORIANO | PANGASINAN
REYNA DE LAS VIRGENES
Designer: Er Stephen Alvarado ft. Er Daniella Alvarado
Reyna de las Virgenes is a Marian title in the annual Santacruzan that traditionally carries a rosary and accompanied by two angels. This fully beaded ensemble is inspired from the Our Lady of Manaoag who has been a symbol of hope and strength of Pangasinan.
REYNA DE LAS VIRGENES
Designer: Er Stephen Alvarado ft. Er Daniella Alvarado
Reyna de las Virgenes is a Marian title in the annual Santacruzan that traditionally carries a rosary and accompanied by two angels. This fully beaded ensemble is inspired from the Our Lady of Manaoag who has been a symbol of hope and strength of Pangasinan.
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ANJE MANIPOL (QUEZON PROVINCE)
CANDIDATE NO. 12 ANJE MAE MANIPOL | QUEZON PROVINCE
Designer: John Rob Bombani and Gary Roces
Concept: The mestiza represents Quezon as the Land of Thousand Colors, known for its diverse culture, traditions, and festivities. The festive color of blue is a tribute to Quezon’s coastline, being one of the longest in the country.
Designer: John Rob Bombani and Gary Roces
Concept: The mestiza represents Quezon as the Land of Thousand Colors, known for its diverse culture, traditions, and festivities. The festive color of blue is a tribute to Quezon’s coastline, being one of the longest in the country.
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MARIA GIGANTE (CEBU)
CANDIDATE NO. 13 MARIA GIGANTE | CEBU
Designer: Axel Que
Reina Mora is a symbol of religious diversity and representation.
By the 16th century, Islam was widespread and thriving in the heart of the Philippines as the first mono-theistic religion practiced by Filipinos. The use of yellows and browns symbolize the Sun, the beauty of nature and the rich resources of the Philippines. The abundant use of gold and precious stones are a symbol of our prosperity. This design echoes the identity of it's designer as a Muslim Filipino and reflects the aspirations of its muse for her people to thrive in diversity. This design is an ode to our history and our people.
Designer: Axel Que
Reina Mora is a symbol of religious diversity and representation.
By the 16th century, Islam was widespread and thriving in the heart of the Philippines as the first mono-theistic religion practiced by Filipinos. The use of yellows and browns symbolize the Sun, the beauty of nature and the rich resources of the Philippines. The abundant use of gold and precious stones are a symbol of our prosperity. This design echoes the identity of it's designer as a Muslim Filipino and reflects the aspirations of its muse for her people to thrive in diversity. This design is an ode to our history and our people.
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PATRICIA DIZON (ANGELES CITY)
CANDIDATE NO. 14 PATRICIA DIZON | ANGELES CITY
Designer: Russell Villafuerte
Inspired by Maniwang-tiwang, the wife of Aeta Chieftain Marikudo during the barter of Panay, when the first 10 Bornean Datus arrived. The dress represents the gift the Datus gave to the Aetas of Panay.
Designer: Russell Villafuerte
Inspired by Maniwang-tiwang, the wife of Aeta Chieftain Marikudo during the barter of Panay, when the first 10 Bornean Datus arrived. The dress represents the gift the Datus gave to the Aetas of Panay.
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IVANNA PACIS (MAKATI CITY)
CANDIDATE NO. 15 IVANNA PACIS | MAKATI CITY
Designer: Don Cristobal
Rosa Mystica - As a rose, the queen of flowers, Mary truly is the perfect flower of all humanity. A woman truly beautiful in her loving charity, a creation returned to beauty, and is called to love and adore the Lord.
Designer: Don Cristobal
Rosa Mystica - As a rose, the queen of flowers, Mary truly is the perfect flower of all humanity. A woman truly beautiful in her loving charity, a creation returned to beauty, and is called to love and adore the Lord.
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CARLA MANUEL (MANILA)
CANDIDATE NO. 16 CARLA MANUEL | MANILA
Inspired by Pura Villanueva because she pioneered the Suffrage movement here in the Philippines for Women. White is the color of suffrage and a dove is a symbol of women's suffrage.
Inspired by Pura Villanueva because she pioneered the Suffrage movement here in the Philippines for Women. White is the color of suffrage and a dove is a symbol of women's suffrage.
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INGRID SANTAMARIA (PARANAQUE CITY)
CANDIDATE NO. 17 INGRID SANTAMARIA | PARANAQUE CITY
Designer: Ehrran Montoya
"Queen Elena" A Blush Pink Filipiñana in "Sunduan" silhouette. This costume is inspired by the rich catholic culture of Parañaque; An Ode to the Cathedral Parish of St. Andrew. Embellished with white beadworks inspired from the church Facade & Altar symbolizing purity & innocence, adorned with voluminous cascading layers in floral form on the train, epitomizing the blossoming of evey "Dalagang Filipina".
Designer: Ehrran Montoya
"Queen Elena" A Blush Pink Filipiñana in "Sunduan" silhouette. This costume is inspired by the rich catholic culture of Parañaque; An Ode to the Cathedral Parish of St. Andrew. Embellished with white beadworks inspired from the church Facade & Altar symbolizing purity & innocence, adorned with voluminous cascading layers in floral form on the train, epitomizing the blossoming of evey "Dalagang Filipina".
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JUSTINE FELIZARTA (MARIKINA CITY)
CANDIDATE NO. 18 JUSTINE FELIZARTA | MARIKINA CITY
Designer: Rommel Padillo Serrano
Manila Carnival Queen
Redressing with Modernity. The traje de mestiza features a somewhat-thinner pañuelo, a wider neckline, a clinging bodice, and the sleeves are noticeably wider. Such sleek features were influenced by Hollywood female stars and the Gibson Girl style. With the colonial style having changed the tides of norms, the conservative Maria Clara dress has taken a more open shape.
Designer: Rommel Padillo Serrano
Manila Carnival Queen
Redressing with Modernity. The traje de mestiza features a somewhat-thinner pañuelo, a wider neckline, a clinging bodice, and the sleeves are noticeably wider. Such sleek features were influenced by Hollywood female stars and the Gibson Girl style. With the colonial style having changed the tides of norms, the conservative Maria Clara dress has taken a more open shape.
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KIM TIQUESTIQUES (BALAGTAS, BULACAN)
CANDIDATE NO. 19 KIM TIQUESTIQUES | BALAGTAS, BULACAN
Designer: Roman Sebastian
Reina dela Justicia or the Queen of Justice is the embodiment of divine order and rightness of law. Her attributes are scales, a sword and a blindfold, to represent impartiality, the ideal that justice should be applied without regard to wealth, power, or status.
Designer: Roman Sebastian
Reina dela Justicia or the Queen of Justice is the embodiment of divine order and rightness of law. Her attributes are scales, a sword and a blindfold, to represent impartiality, the ideal that justice should be applied without regard to wealth, power, or status.
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ASHLEY MONTENEGRO (MAKATI CITY)
CANDIDATE NO. 20 ASHLEY SUBIJANO MONTENEGRO | MAKATI CITY
Designer: OLÉ MORABE
Inspired by the tradition of ALAY in the rural churches as still being observed with serenity.
This gown is a fitting tribute to the BLESSED MOTHER as the QUEEN OF THE MAYFLOWER FESTIVAL as depicted by the Image of the Miraculous Medal painted on the train of the gown. It has a long and lean silhouette with a Turn of the Century Ma.Clara top in trelis traced with fine beadery in crystals and nacar.
Designer: OLÉ MORABE
Inspired by the tradition of ALAY in the rural churches as still being observed with serenity.
This gown is a fitting tribute to the BLESSED MOTHER as the QUEEN OF THE MAYFLOWER FESTIVAL as depicted by the Image of the Miraculous Medal painted on the train of the gown. It has a long and lean silhouette with a Turn of the Century Ma.Clara top in trelis traced with fine beadery in crystals and nacar.
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PAULA ORTEGA (ALBAY)
CANDIDATE NO. 21 PAULA ORTEGA | ALBAY
Designer: Bet Acuña from Legazpi, Albay
Reyna Elena
A ‘Daragang Magayon’ in a National Costume made totally from Abaca is the utmost representation of Albay. In consonance with today's thrust towards sustainability and ecological awareness. Every material in this costume, from the smallest detail at the top to the biggest fringes at the hem are made of natural materials, -to finally behold the beautiful maiden from Albay.
Designer: Bet Acuña from Legazpi, Albay
Reyna Elena
A ‘Daragang Magayon’ in a National Costume made totally from Abaca is the utmost representation of Albay. In consonance with today's thrust towards sustainability and ecological awareness. Every material in this costume, from the smallest detail at the top to the biggest fringes at the hem are made of natural materials, -to finally behold the beautiful maiden from Albay.
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CASSANDRA CHAN (SAN JUAN)
CANDIDATE NO. 22 CASSANDRA BERMEO CHAN | SAN JUAN CITY
Designer: Erich Miñoza
Reyna Mora (Queen Moor)
As Flores de mayo us celebrated in Philippine culture, the ensemble depicts the May flower festival that blooms around spring time after the season of lent. Thus also represents the joyous season of the Christians. Reyna Mora also represents Muslim Filipinos, who are concentrated in Mindanao when Islam arrived in the archipelago two centuries before Christianity. It is now the country's second-largest religion.
Designer: Erich Miñoza
Reyna Mora (Queen Moor)
As Flores de mayo us celebrated in Philippine culture, the ensemble depicts the May flower festival that blooms around spring time after the season of lent. Thus also represents the joyous season of the Christians. Reyna Mora also represents Muslim Filipinos, who are concentrated in Mindanao when Islam arrived in the archipelago two centuries before Christianity. It is now the country's second-largest religion.
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CHARYZAH ESPARRAGO (TAGUIG CITY)
CANDIDATE NO. 23 CHARYZAH ESPARRAGO | TAGUIG
Designer: Kieren Stefan Tirado
REYNA DE LAS ESTRELLAS
Queen of the stars. With gossamer fabric, intricate beading and embroidery that lets hundreds of lights peek through subtly, this national costume serves as a symbol of light as a guiding beacon. Like the hundreds of thousands of Taguigeños that brighten our beautiful city, let the stars shine!
Designer: Kieren Stefan Tirado
REYNA DE LAS ESTRELLAS
Queen of the stars. With gossamer fabric, intricate beading and embroidery that lets hundreds of lights peek through subtly, this national costume serves as a symbol of light as a guiding beacon. Like the hundreds of thousands of Taguigeños that brighten our beautiful city, let the stars shine!
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ALISON BLACK (LAS PINAS CITY)
CANDIDATE NO. 24 ALISON BLACK | LAS PINAS CITY
Designer: Patrick Isorena
Reyna De Las Estrellas, an ode to the sun and the stars like that of the Philippine flag. This ensemble is made to look like these heavenly bodies descending onto Philippine soil.
Designer: Patrick Isorena
Reyna De Las Estrellas, an ode to the sun and the stars like that of the Philippine flag. This ensemble is made to look like these heavenly bodies descending onto Philippine soil.
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GWENDOLYNR FOURNIOL (NEGROS OCCIDENTAL)
CANDIDATE NO. 25 GWENDOLYNE FOURNIOL | NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
Designer: Louis Pangilinan
Reyna Emperatris
Inspired from one of the biggest and world-class festivals in the Phillippines called the ‘MassKara’ Festival which takes place in Bacolod city. Executed in a vibrant lilac retro stained glass bodice and golden headdress which was hand-embroidered and embellished with different cultural materials depicting the flamboyant celebration of the smiling faces of the mask, depicting the unwavering Negrense spirit.
Designer: Louis Pangilinan
Reyna Emperatris
Inspired from one of the biggest and world-class festivals in the Phillippines called the ‘MassKara’ Festival which takes place in Bacolod city. Executed in a vibrant lilac retro stained glass bodice and golden headdress which was hand-embroidered and embellished with different cultural materials depicting the flamboyant celebration of the smiling faces of the mask, depicting the unwavering Negrense spirit.
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ALIANA JOAQUIN (BACOOR CITY)
CANDIDATE NO. 26 ALIANA JOAQUIN | BACOOR CITY, CAVITE
Designer: Allan Laserna
Reyna Delas Flores - Maria Flores Filipiñana
Its Design, in general is inspired by the Filipino Saint Nuestra Señora Delos Flores, who carries flowers in parade of Fiesta in celebration of every town capital.
The bodice covered by laces fabric stones and pearl that symbolizes the purity generosity. They are believed to attract wealth luck as well as protection.
The crown symbolizes granduer and power which was made up of brass ciovered in gold shining pearls and stones.
Designer: Allan Laserna
Reyna Delas Flores - Maria Flores Filipiñana
Its Design, in general is inspired by the Filipino Saint Nuestra Señora Delos Flores, who carries flowers in parade of Fiesta in celebration of every town capital.
The bodice covered by laces fabric stones and pearl that symbolizes the purity generosity. They are believed to attract wealth luck as well as protection.
The crown symbolizes granduer and power which was made up of brass ciovered in gold shining pearls and stones.
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BLESSIE VILLABLANCA (ILOILO CITY)
CANDIDATE NO. 27 BLESSIE VILLABLANCA | ILOILO CITY
Reyna Mora (Queen Moor) – represents Muslim Filipinos, who are concentrated in Mindanao and large cities such as Manila. Islam arrived in the archipelago two centuries before Christianity, and is now the country's second-largest religion.
Traditional and modern moorish inspired costume, Green color that symbolizes islam, and Gold for Royalty.
The Sarimanok inspired headdress is from the legendary bird that has become an ubiquitous symbol of Maranao art. It is depicted as a fowl with colorful wings and feathered tail, holding a fish on its beak or talons. The head is profusely decorated with scroll, leaf, and spiral motifs. It is said to be a symbol of good fortune.
Reyna Mora (Queen Moor) – represents Muslim Filipinos, who are concentrated in Mindanao and large cities such as Manila. Islam arrived in the archipelago two centuries before Christianity, and is now the country's second-largest religion.
Traditional and modern moorish inspired costume, Green color that symbolizes islam, and Gold for Royalty.
The Sarimanok inspired headdress is from the legendary bird that has become an ubiquitous symbol of Maranao art. It is depicted as a fowl with colorful wings and feathered tail, holding a fish on its beak or talons. The head is profusely decorated with scroll, leaf, and spiral motifs. It is said to be a symbol of good fortune.
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MAUIE LONG (BULACAN PROVINCE)
CANDIDATE NO. 28 MAUI LONG | BULACAN PROVINCE
Designer: Manny Halasan
"Reyna Candelaria"
Reyna Candelaria, also known as the Queen of Candles, wears a long lit taper that represents Mary's purity. The pearls and crown represent purity and Bulacan's flourishing jewelry industry.
Designer: Manny Halasan
"Reyna Candelaria"
Reyna Candelaria, also known as the Queen of Candles, wears a long lit taper that represents Mary's purity. The pearls and crown represent purity and Bulacan's flourishing jewelry industry.
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LORAINE ARPIA (TRECE MARTIRES CITY)
CANDIDATE NO. 29 LORAINE JOY ARPIA | TRECE MARTIRES CITY, CAVITE
Designer: Nel Claveria
THE BLOSSOM
Every piece of diamonds and flowers symbolizes of how passionate the people are from Trece Martires City Cavite in making it a prosperous city.
Designer: Nel Claveria
THE BLOSSOM
Every piece of diamonds and flowers symbolizes of how passionate the people are from Trece Martires City Cavite in making it a prosperous city.
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ANGELA TENG (BALIWAG BULACAN)
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NATAZHA VEA BAUTISTA (MISAMIS ORIENTAL)
CANDIDATE NO. 31 NATAZHA VEA BAUTISTA | MISAMIS ORIENTAL
Designer: Gil Macaibay III
Natazha is Reyna de las Flores. She dons a sculpted custom dyed raw silk cocoon terno ensemble by Gil Macaibay III. Hand-embellished, hand-embroidered, and traditional, but its silhouette is striding towards modernity. The dress itself is a metaphor for a modern-day Reyna —- modest, elegant and empowered.
Designer: Gil Macaibay III
Natazha is Reyna de las Flores. She dons a sculpted custom dyed raw silk cocoon terno ensemble by Gil Macaibay III. Hand-embellished, hand-embroidered, and traditional, but its silhouette is striding towards modernity. The dress itself is a metaphor for a modern-day Reyna —- modest, elegant and empowered.
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KEVYN MATEO (BATAAN)
CANDIDATE NO. 32 KEVYN ALESSANDREA MATEO | BATAAN
Designer: Rian Fernandez
An exquisitely hand embroidered costume inspired by the Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar of Bataan. Its color sends a nostalgic mood that also represents pride and history.
Designer: Rian Fernandez
An exquisitely hand embroidered costume inspired by the Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar of Bataan. Its color sends a nostalgic mood that also represents pride and history.
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MARINEL TUNGOL (PAMPANGA)
CANDIDATE NO. 33 MARINEL TIMOTEO TUNGOL | PAMPANGA
Designer: Rich Sabinian
Philippine Terno
-Filipiniana gown inspired by "Classic Solihiya" pattern. A different technique and secret of weaving to come up with extravagant creation, a concept by which Rich Sabinian created by weaving fabric instead of readily made wooden materials to make it wearable and make it to fashion world, a true craftsmanship.
Designer: Rich Sabinian
Philippine Terno
-Filipiniana gown inspired by "Classic Solihiya" pattern. A different technique and secret of weaving to come up with extravagant creation, a concept by which Rich Sabinian created by weaving fabric instead of readily made wooden materials to make it wearable and make it to fashion world, a true craftsmanship.
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BEATRIZ MCLELLAND (AKLAN)
CANDIDATE NO. 34 BEATRIZ MCLELLAND | AKLAN
Designer: Chico Estiva
"Carnival Queen"
The precursor Queen of pageants. A queen that celebrates harmonious relationships with other nationalities who also highlights culture, industrial and agricultural developments in the Philippines.
Designer: Chico Estiva
"Carnival Queen"
The precursor Queen of pageants. A queen that celebrates harmonious relationships with other nationalities who also highlights culture, industrial and agricultural developments in the Philippines.
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PATRICIA MCGEE (ZAMBALES)
CANDIDATE NO. 35 PATRICIA MCGEE | ZAMBALES
Designer: Erwin Gonzales
INSPIRED BY THE PURITY OF A MODERN FILIPINA
This ensamble signifies the Terrain of Flora and Fona of Zambales. The beauty of the land and the sea was embodied in the structure of the dress giving life and homáge to the beautiful sceneries found in Zambales.
this masterpiece is crafted altogether by the magnificent hands and wonderful mind of Mr. Erwin Gonzales to represent the beauty, tradition and culture of the Zambales.
Designer: Erwin Gonzales
INSPIRED BY THE PURITY OF A MODERN FILIPINA
This ensamble signifies the Terrain of Flora and Fona of Zambales. The beauty of the land and the sea was embodied in the structure of the dress giving life and homáge to the beautiful sceneries found in Zambales.
this masterpiece is crafted altogether by the magnificent hands and wonderful mind of Mr. Erwin Gonzales to represent the beauty, tradition and culture of the Zambales.
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LADY JUSTERINNIE SANTOS (BULAKAN, BULACAN)
CANDIDATE NO. 36 LADY JUSTERINNIE SANTOS | BULAKAN, BULACAN
Designed by Bulacan native Marvin Garcia
“Elena” depicts the royalty and grandeur of the Queen who searched for the Cross of Christ as well as the artistry and creativity of the province’s Singkaban or decorated bamboo tradition.
Designed by Bulacan native Marvin Garcia
“Elena” depicts the royalty and grandeur of the Queen who searched for the Cross of Christ as well as the artistry and creativity of the province’s Singkaban or decorated bamboo tradition.
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- rdannydale
- Ubay, Bohol, Philippines
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