Filipiniana Theme: Ideas You Can Wear This Holiday

Posted by Kyra Rodriguez on November 27th, 2019

It’s the holiday season once again! There is plenty to love about this time of the year, especially the stream of invitations to parties and dinners from friends and family. Make holiday dinner parties an excuse to dress and glam up and strut your holiday Filipiniana wear.

Casual: Earl Blouse and Del Skirt

Dress comfortably and casually when attending a large family get-together or holiday reunion where all your friends and family will be present. Take note that while you can dress in a relaxed manner, you shouldn’t be too informal. This means skipping the formal aesthetic of tuxedos and also steering clear from mini skirts and flipflops.

Casual-Dressy: Cali Dress and Aziela Blazer

Dressy casual attire can be worn to celebrations held at function halls or restaurants. It satisfies the criteria of dressing up while retaining the comfort factor. Top off the entire look with a clutch bag in either solid moss green or black lined with hints of gold and red. Finally, low-heeled sandals or mule amplifies the casual dressing

Festive: Elvira Blouse and Dani Skirt

To decide which outfit to go for, learn about the location, the type of meals served, and the invitees. If it is a grand celebration, choose to wear a free-flowing shantung black skirt with a side slit and a long-sleeve round neck button down top made of a cocoon for breathability. This combination will make you ramp-ready and at the same time feel extremely comfortable thanks to the breezy fabrics of Shantung and cocoon.

Key Takeaway

Whether you are sharing a long meal at a family reunion with your relatives, drinking mulled wine with friends or attending an office Christmas party, dress comfortably without compromising your chic and personal style.

For a change, match your staple items of clothing with a modern Filipiniana piece. Look regal yet party-ready and steal the limelight with clothing made from organza, hinabue and Shantung fabrics to promote locally-made products.