#ptri

Adips: In Campania serve una discussione seria sui PTRI destinati ai disabili e sulla loro possibile riforma CITTÀ METROPOLITANA DI NAPOLI – Il Consiglio regionale della Campania ha approvato all’unanimità una mozione relativa all’eliminazione della durata e del vincolo temporale dei PTRI | Progetti Terapeutici Riabilitativi Individualizzati destinati ai diversamente abili. L’Associazione dei…

I'm so excited to share with everyone the story behind my participation in the recently held Philippine Textile Research Institute (PTRI) fashion show dubbed as "Bagong Habi, Salinlahi: Cutting-edge Philippine Textiles". The show's aim is to showcase outfits made out of woven tropical and vegetable fibers, which is a first in the country!

However, since I haven't compiled the photos yet, I shall postpone the story-telling HAHAHAHA! It will be boring if I just narrate the entire thing without showing you photos. So... please wait for my next post! And besides, I need more time to compose the entire story because I'm not good writer, remember?! a lazy writer. LOL!

In the meantime, let me share with you what I wore on that day. *wink*

Shirt dress: Zara | Gold/tan blazer: Custom-made

Kami boots: Gold Dot

Please, I love these heel less boots!! I seriously forced my feet to fit in their smallest size! haha. This is my first GD baby! :)

Over-sized gold/tan/purple clutch: Custom-made by Gold Dot

How do you like the clutch? It may seem humongous for me but I actually appreciate its size because all my stuff can fit in!

Earrings: The Jamie Collection | 3-piece necklace: I made for myself :)

Both the blazer and the clutch were special because they were made out of woven tropical fibers! Aren't they awesome? :D What's even more awesome was that, more than the veggie fibers, I wore our culture!! :)