Re: Miss World Philippines 2022 - National Costume

**bonner** Sat May 28, 2022 2:31 am

CANDIDATE NO. 25 GWENDOLYNE FOURNIOL | NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
Designer: Louis Pangilinan

Reyna Emperatris
Inspired from one of the biggest and world-class festivals in the Phillippines called the ‘MassKara’ Festival which takes place in Bacolod city. Executed in a vibrant lilac retro stained glass bodice and golden headdress which was hand-embroidered and embellished with different cultural materials depicting the flamboyant celebration of the smiling faces of the mask, depicting the unwavering Negrense spirit.

**bonner** Sat May 28, 2022 2:31 am

CANDIDATE NO. 26 ALIANA JOAQUIN | BACOOR CITY, CAVITE
Designer: Allan Laserna

Reyna Delas Flores - Maria Flores Filipiñana
Its Design, in general is inspired by the Filipino Saint Nuestra Señora Delos Flores, who carries flowers in parade of Fiesta in celebration of every town capital.
The bodice covered by laces fabric stones and pearl that symbolizes the purity generosity. They are believed to attract wealth luck as well as protection.
The crown symbolizes granduer and power which was made up of brass ciovered in gold shining pearls and stones.

**bonner** Sat May 28, 2022 2:32 am

CANDIDATE NO. 28 MAUI LONG | BULACAN PROVINCE
Designer: Manny Halasan

"Reyna Candelaria"
Reyna Candelaria, also known as the Queen of Candles, wears a long lit taper that represents Mary's purity. The pearls and crown represent purity and Bulacan's flourishing jewelry industry.

**bonner** Sat May 28, 2022 2:32 am

CANDIDATE NO. 29 LORAINE JOY ARPIA | TRECE MARTIRES CITY, CAVITE
Designer: Nel Claveria

THE BLOSSOM
Every piece of diamonds and flowers symbolizes of how passionate the people are from Trece Martires City Cavite in making it a prosperous city.

**bonner** Sat May 28, 2022 2:33 am

CANDIDATE NO. 30 - ANGELA TENG | BALIWAG, BULACAN

**bonner** Sat May 28, 2022 2:33 am

CANDIDATE NO. 31 NATAZHA VEA BAUTISTA | MISAMIS ORIENTAL

Designer: Gil Macaibay III

Natazha is Reyna de las Flores. She dons a sculpted custom dyed raw silk cocoon terno ensemble by Gil Macaibay III. Hand-embellished, hand-embroidered, and traditional, but its silhouette is striding towards modernity. The dress itself is a metaphor for a modern-day Reyna —- modest, elegant and empowered.

**bonner** Sat May 28, 2022 2:33 am

CANDIDATE NO. 32 KEVYN ALESSANDREA MATEO | BATAAN
Designer: Rian Fernandez
An exquisitely hand embroidered costume inspired by the Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar of Bataan. Its color sends a nostalgic mood that also represents pride and history.

**bonner** Sat May 28, 2022 2:34 am

CANDIDATE NO. 33 MARINEL TIMOTEO TUNGOL | PAMPANGA
Designer: Rich Sabinian

Philippine Terno
-Filipiniana gown inspired by "Classic Solihiya" pattern. A different technique and secret of weaving to come up with extravagant creation, a concept by which Rich Sabinian created by weaving fabric instead of readily made wooden materials to make it wearable and make it to fashion world, a true craftsmanship.

**bonner** Sat May 28, 2022 2:34 am

CANDIDATE NO. 34 BEATRIZ MCLELLAND | AKLAN
Designer: Chico Estiva

"Carnival Queen"
The precursor Queen of pageants. A queen that celebrates harmonious relationships with other nationalities who also highlights culture, industrial and agricultural developments in the Philippines.

**bonner** Sat May 28, 2022 2:35 am

CANDIDATE NO. 35 PATRICIA MCGEE | ZAMBALES
Designer: Erwin Gonzales

INSPIRED BY THE PURITY OF A MODERN FILIPINA
This ensamble signifies the Terrain of Flora and Fona of Zambales. The beauty of the land and the sea was embodied in the structure of the dress giving life and homáge to the beautiful sceneries found in Zambales.
this masterpiece is crafted altogether by the magnificent hands and wonderful mind of Mr. Erwin Gonzales to represent the beauty, tradition and culture of the Zambales.

**bonner** Sat May 28, 2022 2:36 am

CANDIDATE NO. 36 LADY JUSTERINNIE SANTOS | BULAKAN, BULACAN
Designed by Bulacan native Marvin Garcia
“Elena” depicts the royalty and grandeur of the Queen who searched for the Cross of Christ as well as the artistry and creativity of the province’s Singkaban or decorated bamboo tradition.

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