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Naturally Speaking
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Reaping the rewards of the seeds we planted
Filipino designer to the stars, Oliver Tolentino, raises his glass to Manila Bulletin’s 125th anniversary and to the Filipinos who have proudly raised the Philippine flag on the international stage.
Technology has been a major force in improving my life as a fashion designer. I would not have been able to expand to the U.S. from the Philippines without it. Thanks to relatively recent advances in free internet phone and video calls, I can operate boutiques in both countries. I now have boutique operations in Makati, Beverly Hills, and San Francisco, all made possible by modern technology, which the Philippines embraced early on.
The Philippine fashion industry has also improved overall because some of us designers have gone abroad, proudly planting the Philippine flag and opening doors for others to follow. Personally, I take pride in introducing our Filipino fabrics to new audiences at fashion shows around the world, including in L.A., New York, San Francisco, Palm Springs, Vienna, Hong Kong, Barbados, the Bahamas, Geneva, and more. I have also had the honor of dressing nearly 100 Hollywood celebrities, some of whom have even worn our native fabrics to red carpet-events. This exposure has helped pave the way for more Filipino de
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Good morning, everyone! Let’s start the weekend with Mark and Stephie’s romantic wedding at Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar. I love how this couple gave a modern twist to the classic all-white wedding. Adding tones of blush and lavender, together with the picturesque backdrop of Bataan, made this celebration so much more enchanting. I also can’t stop admiring the bride’s stunning gown—a detachable skirt and a high slit? Gorgeous! Keep scrolling to see more of MangoRed‘s amazing shots. Have a great day ahead!
Photographer: MangoRed / Videographer: For You Are Mine / Venue: Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar / Bride’s Dress: Oliver Tolentino / Bridesmaids' Dresses & MOH Gown: Alex Pajaro Meily / Groom’s Attire: Oliver Tolentino / Hairstylist: Ogie Rayel / Makeup Artist: Angie Cruz / Flowers & Decor: Creasperson & Co. / Wedding Planner/Coordinator: Rita Neri Event Planners
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