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

Filipino Indigenous fashion found meaningful representation in Hong Kong during the Cordillera Tapestry Fashion Show – Season 4 , part of The Indigenous People & Festival Hong Kong 2025 , held on October 12, 2025 , at Chater Road, Central, Hong Kong . The event stood as a collective celebration of heritage, identity, and living tradition—made possible through the unity of Indigenous creatives and the strong support of the Cordilleran community abroad. Among the designs presen

The Veils & Vows Exhibit , staged from July 20 to 27, 2025 , transformed Ayala Malls The 30th into a refined destination for bridal inspiration. The curated showcase presented veils, gowns, and wedding couture installations that celebrated craftsmanship, storytelling, and contemporary Filipino design—inviting brides, creatives, and fashion enthusiasts to experience wedding fashion beyond trends. Spotlight: Baguio’s Own Maila Alog Joins the Exhibit The most notable highlight