Post-war influence, glamor of Western fashion.

Filipinos embraced American-inspired fashion: bell-bottom pants, floral prints, and mini dresses.

Emergence of local designers and emphasis on Filipino identity. Rise of modernized barong Tagalog, power dressing for women, and “Filipiniana” with a twist.

Globalized styles blend with traditional elements. Influence of streetwear, fast fashion, and sustainable design trends.

Affordable, trend-driven clothing from brands like H&M, Zara

Rise of eco-conscious brands and thrift shopping. Local brands promoting sustainable practices (e.g., Rags2Riches using upcycled materials).

National Artist for Fashion, known for modernizing the terno.

Made the baro’t saya globally recognized in the 1960s.

Known for modern Filipiniana gowns.

Renowned for luxurious gowns, bringing Filipino fashion to international red carpets.

Known for combining modernity with Filipino heritage in high fashion.