Front Row: Our top picks for Manila Fashion Festival’s day three

Manila Fashion Festival day three kicked off with references to the ’70s, tribal prints, and contemporary pieces.

Bessie Besana looked back to the ’50s with his tailored pieces in checkered gray.

Strong, feminine, and elegant—Veejay Floresca’s latest collection played on the combination of different textiles and prints on a monochromatic palette.

Rock n’ roll met tribal weaves at Egay Ayag’s runway.

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