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

MANILA, Philippines — The rich traditions of Cordilleran weaving and indigenous craftsmanship continue to gain national recognition as Baguio Fashion House M.A. Woven Designs, led by Cordillera Indigenous Fashion Designer Maila Alog, joins the prestigious exhibition Draped in Valor, Fashioned in Freedom at the historic The Manila Hotel Photo by The Manila Hotel FB Page The exhibit, which runs until July 10, 2026, at the Grand Lobby of The Manila Hotel, celebrates Filipino art

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

LAS CASAS FILIPINAS DE ACUZAR — Filipino heritage, fashion, and cultural pride beautifully converged during the recently concluded Grand Santacruzan held last May 23 at the historic Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar, featuring the official candidates of Miss Philippines Earth 2026 together with Designers Circle PH. Among the featured creations of the day was the masterpiece of Cordillera Indigenous fashion designer Maila Alog, an Ibaloy fashion designer and Head Designer of Bagui

QUEZON CITY — Heritage, sustainability, and Filipino craftsmanship took center stage during “Weaving One Voice,” a Rotary Foundation Charity Concert and Sustainable Fashion Show organized by the Rotary Club of Upper Eastside Antipolo last May 22 at The Blue Leaf Cosmopolitan in Robinsons Bridgetowne, Quezon City. Among the featured creatives in the event was Cordillera Indigenous fashion designer Maila Alog, Head Designer of Baguio fashion house M.A. Woven Designs, whose work

Baguio’s leading Indigenous fashion house, M.A. Woven Designs, brought Cordilleran handwoven fashion to Europe through a powerful fashion shoot set in Kassel, Germany, with official photos released on September 14, 2024. Framed by Kassel’s historic and contemporary urban landscapes, the shoot highlighted how Indigenous Filipino design can transcend borders while remaining deeply rooted in culture and identity.

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.