Styling celebrated Filipinas

Kultura spotlights eight advocates in Women’s Month campaign

THIS Women’s Month, Kultura proudly shares with The Manila Times Lifestyle its “Celebrate Every Filipina” campaign featuring eight Filipinas and their invaluable contributions to the society.

The list includes Cat Triviño, Emmeline Aglipay-Villar, Margarita Nograles, Dr. Geraldine Zamora, Jeeca Uy, Pauline Amelinckx, Shaha Meta, and Gab Pangilinan.

Environmentalist and Mind Nation co-founder Cat Triviño advocates for sustainability alongside mental health awareness and accessibility.

Lawyer Emmeline Aglipay-Villar advocates against human trafficking, while also serving as founder of Hope for Lupus, which raises awareness of this uncommon disease.

Congresswoman and lawyer Migs Nograles empowers others in and out of the office through her platform “Paano Ba Attorney?” which educates the public by providing free legal advice.

Rheumatologist and medical professor Dr. Geraldine Zamora promotes health equity by serving medical ward patients and raising funds for their procedures.

Vegan cookbook author Jeeca Uy inspires her audience to make healthier food choices.

Widely known as an events host, Pauline Amelinckx has also published a children’s coloring book focused on marine conservation.

Model and influencer Shaha Meta is breaking barriers by promoting modest fashion as a statement of empowerment.

A staunch supporter of culture and the arts, Gab Pangilinan aims to promote and sustain all aspects of theater acting.

Beyond their accomplishments and advocacies, they are also women of style who are proud of their cultural heritage. For the campaign, they creatively mix traditional and modern pieces from Kultura.

DSWD Undersecretary and Hope for Lupus Founder Emmeline Aglipay-Villar combines the traditional and the modern with a denim jacket hand-embroidered by the T-boli tribe and a silk tulle skirt from Kultura.

CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS Event host and reigning Miss Supranational Philippines Pauline Amelinckx dazzles in a cropped terno top with bright floral appliques which reflects her radiant personality.

A staunch supporter of culture and the arts, Gab Pangilinan takes pride in her heritage by mixing a cropped terno top with traditional embroidery and a modern black laser cut skirt.

Congresswoman and lawyer Migs Nograles prefers versatile clothing like a floral embroidered terno blazer which she can easily dress down with denim.

Rheumatologist and medical professor Geraldine Zamora’s elegant Filipiniana ensemble features a gold mestiza top, yellow laser-cut skirt with baroque pearls.

Model and influencer Shaha Meta wears a hijab, a long sleeved piña silk peplum top with a demure neckline and a buntal bag accented by a black agate.

Vegan cookbook author Jeeca Uy shows her support for Filipino fashion by choosing a beige terno top paired with a delicate pink and white laser-cut skirt for an ultra-feminine look.

Environmentalist and cofounder of Mind Nation Cat Triviño shows her edgy and adventurous side with a black laser-cut terno bolero and red buntal clutch.