A fashion revolution honoring Philippine Independence Day at SM Mall of Asia

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Filipino couture, culture, and artistry takes center stage at this year’s TernoCon: Kasarinlan, Kultura, Kasuotan showcasing fashion revolutionaries Cary Santiago, Jojie Lloren, and Jaggy Glarino at the Museo del Galeon in SM Mall of Asia (MOA).

Gracing the event are (L-R): Jaggy Glarino, Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) Vice Chair Carissa Coscolluela, Jojie Lloren, CCP President Kaye Tinga, Bench/ lifestyle + clothing founder Ben Chan, First Lady of the Philippines Liza Marcos, SM Markets Chairman Herbert Sy, CCP Vice Chair Margie Moran, Suyen Corporation President Virgilio Lim, Cary Santiago, and SM Supermalls’ President Steven Tan. An exhibit featuring a selection of runway ensembles is ongoing at MOA’s Main Atrium until June 23.  

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