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MOTHER-OF-PEARL bags, hand-painted stingray purses, and other exotic, exquisitely-crafted conform accessories are not often related with San Miguel Pale Pilsen, but a new high-fashion eventuality in Greenbelt 5 went over the standard to lift off a unique square of designation art that celebrates Pinoy pride.
“It looks surreal but refreshingly awesome,” says a guest when one-time conform model incited investor Tina Maristela-Ocampo, investor spouse Ricco, San Miguel Brewery Inc. President Bobby Huang, SMB EVP Keisuke Nishimura with SMB National Sales Manager Debbie Namalata and Pinoy general conform planner Josie Natori denounced the designation art inside Ocampo’s Celestina emporium on the mall’s belligerent floor. The piece, that occupies most the entire shop, is called “The Filipino Heritage: Transcending Time and Boundaries.” It highlights San Miguel’s over a century’s convention of value and Celestina’s use of Philippine-intrinsic tender materials, and both brands’ universal appeal.
Tens of thousands of San Miguel Pale Pilsen in cans were artfully built in the emporium and served as stage to Ocampo’s internationally-acclaimed and sufficient sought-after bags and conform accessories beneath the Celestina brand.
“This is a unique venue to prominence universal Filipino brands that are sources of the national pride. We mix the most appropriate beers whilst they make bags and conform accessories that are labelled security here and in many countries worldwide. We both make iconic Pinoy brands,” shares SMB’s Huang.
Ocampo’s dusk bags and accessories are right away being sole beneath the tag Celestina Maynila New York in high-end boutiques such as Barneys, Neiman Marcus, and Bergdorf Goodman.
Hollywood actresses Hale Berry, Nicole Kidman, and other conform icons are unapproachable owners of Ocampo’s creations that use local materials and showcase Filipinos’ talent and ingenuity. Ocampo uses local materials, inclusive silver, copper and pewter from Baguio, kamagong from Pampanga, stingray shagreen from Zamboanga, rope from Bulacan, crocodile tanned hide from Palawan, and shells of sundry textures and colors from Cebu. These are painstakingly crafted by at least a hundred artisans all over the country.
The plan was mounted in partnership with the Ayala Foundation to encouragement its assorted projects, quite Bea Zobel Jr.’s Habitat for Humanity.
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“It looks surreal but refreshingly awesome,” says a guest when one-time conform model incited investor Tina Maristela-Ocampo, investor spouse Ricco, San Miguel Brewery Inc. President Bobby Huang, SMB EVP Keisuke Nishimura with SMB National Sales Manager Debbie Namalata and Pinoy general conform planner Josie Natori denounced the designation art inside Ocampo’s Celestina emporium on the mall’s belligerent floor. The piece, that occupies most the entire shop, is called “The Filipino Heritage: Transcending Time and Boundaries.” It highlights San Miguel’s over a century’s convention of value and Celestina’s use of Philippine-intrinsic tender materials, and both brands’ universal appeal.
Tens of thousands of San Miguel Pale Pilsen in cans were artfully built in the emporium and served as stage to Ocampo’s internationally-acclaimed and sufficient sought-after bags and conform accessories beneath the Celestina brand.
“This is a unique venue to prominence universal Filipino brands that are sources of the national pride. We mix the most appropriate beers whilst they make bags and conform accessories that are labelled security here and in many countries worldwide. We both make iconic Pinoy brands,” shares SMB’s Huang.
Ocampo’s dusk bags and accessories are right away being sole beneath the tag Celestina Maynila New York in high-end boutiques such as Barneys, Neiman Marcus, and Bergdorf Goodman.
Hollywood actresses Hale Berry, Nicole Kidman, and other conform icons are unapproachable owners of Ocampo’s creations that use local materials and showcase Filipinos’ talent and ingenuity. Ocampo uses local materials, inclusive silver, copper and pewter from Baguio, kamagong from Pampanga, stingray shagreen from Zamboanga, rope from Bulacan, crocodile tanned hide from Palawan, and shells of sundry textures and colors from Cebu. These are painstakingly crafted by at least a hundred artisans all over the country.
The plan was mounted in partnership with the Ayala Foundation to encouragement its assorted projects, quite Bea Zobel Jr.’s Habitat for Humanity.
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