HONG KONG — Celebrating Filipino heritage through formal wear, Maila Alog of M.A. Woven Designs presents CordiPair, a collection of Barongs and Filipinianas that beautifully showcases the artistry of Binakol and Pinilian textiles. Inspired by the words Cordillera and Pair, the collection features coordinated ensembles designed for men and women, blending traditional Filipino formal attire with the rich weaving traditions of Northern Luzon. Through CordiPair, Alog reimagines t

HONG KONG — Celebrating the fusion of cultural heritage and contemporary fashion, Maila Alog of M.A. Woven Designs introduces HabiHunk, a collection that highlights the beauty of indigenous textiles through bold and sophisticated women's wear. Combining Contemporary Ibaloi handwoven textiles with Langkit, the traditional handwoven embellishment of the Maranao people of Mindanao, HabiHunk creates a unique dialogue between two rich weaving traditions from the northern and south

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M.A. Woven Designs proudly unveiled CORDI-JERG, the brand's latest signature piece, during the final editorial photoshoot for the upcoming EDAFUAN Magazine. More than the introduction of a new garment, the launch marked another step in the brand's commitment to reimagining heritage textiles through contemporary fashion. Inspired by the iconic Mexican jerga hoodie, CORDI-JERGA™ offers a fresh interpretation rooted in the artistry of the Cordillera. While honoring the relaxed a

BAGUIO CITY, Philippines — Continuing her advocacy for indigenous textiles and cultural preservation, Cordillera Indigenous Fashion Designer Maila Alog of Baguio Fashion House M.A. Woven Designs recently took part in two major fashion events that celebrated Filipino craftsmanship and heritage—the TINATANGI: Walang-Hanggang Habi Exhibit and the TINATANGI 2026 Filipiniana Bridal Show. The dual participation further strengthened Alog's role as one of the Cordillera's leading adv

QUEZON CITY — Filipino culture, tradition, and fashion came together in a vibrant celebration during the recently concluded “Sagala y Konsorte de las Flores de Mayo” held last May 28 at the GF Atrium of Met Live, Met Park in Pasay City. The event gathered cultural advocates, models, and fashion creatives in honor of Flores de Mayo, showcasing modern interpretations of traditional Filipino attire through a grand sagala presentation. Among the featured creatives was Cordillera

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BAGAC, BATAAN — On May 24, 2025 , M.A. Woven Designs marked a distinct and meaningful presence at the Flores de Mayo celebration held at Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar , in collaboration with Designers Circle Philippines . Among the participating designers, Head Designer Maila Alog—a proud member of Designers Circle Philippines—stood out as the only designer who presented creations made entirely from authentic Filipino Indigenous handwoven textiles . While other collections

Filipino Indigenous fashion and heritage took center stage in Europe as HABING PILIPINO II: “Fusion of Cultures” unfolded in Tongeren, Belgium, with the participation of Maila Alog, one of the top Igorot fashion designers in the Philippines. The event celebrated Cordilleran native wears and tapestries, showcasing the depth and richness of Filipino Indigenous craftsmanship through both contemporary and traditional expressions.

The story did not begin with a contract. It began with trust . For Maila Alog , the journey into bartering art for art started with the Pasakalye Group of Artists . What began as a simple act of support—purchasing their paintings—slowly evolved into something more intimate. As conversations deepened, the artists offered a different idea: What if her creations could be worn by the artists themselves, giving them a stronger visual presence for their upcoming exhibits? It was no