National Artist for Design in 2009, designer Jose “Pitoy” Moreno has continuously inspired fashion designers to stay true to their identity as they conquer the world.
Wala makaapas kang Pitoy ang upat ka tanod nga milutos kaniya. Kusog siyang modagan ug mao kini iyang abilidad. Ugaling lang, duna siya’y binuhatan nga dili maayo sa katilingban kay numero uno siyang kawatan dinhi sa ilang balangay. Kun mangawat na gani siya magtaptap gilayon siya sa iyang nawong.
The indefatigable Pitoy Moreno, Asia’s Fashion Czar, once again showed his artistry in the Filipiniana Collection that he presented to Iloilo’s high society recently.
National Artist for Design in 2009, designer Jose “Pitoy” Moreno has continuously inspired fashion designers to stay true to their identity as they conquer the world.
Wala makaapas kang Pitoy ang upat ka tanod nga milutos kaniya. Kusog siyang modagan ug mao kini iyang abilidad. Ugaling lang, duna siya’y binuhatan nga dili maayo sa katilingban kay numero uno siyang kawatan dinhi sa ilang balangay. Kun mangawat na gani siya magtaptap gilayon siya sa iyang nawong.
The indefatigable Pitoy Moreno, Asia’s Fashion Czar, once again showed his artistry in the Filipiniana Collection that he presented to Iloilo’s high society recently.
Milo Cruz, known for playing Tonton in “Bagets: The Musical,” recently looked back on his journey into the music industry, from competing in interschool singing contests to joining the new Filipino vocal group XERENADE.
World No. 14 pole vaulter EJ Obiena has jumped closer to regaining his once lofty ranking as his 5.85m clearance in Madrid the other day was his best in 41 competitions over the last two years. PATAFA president Terry Capistrano said with Obiena’s present trajectory, he’ll be a serious contender for a podium finish at the 2028 LA Olympics. Obiena has cleared at least 5.80m in his last three tournaments.
In a desire to win its first-ever Asian Games gold medal, the Smart/MVPSF Philippine taekwondo team, led by Tokyo Games veteran Kurt Barbosa and SEA Games champion Tachiana Keizha Mangin, will take part in two major competitions in Korea.
In its desire to win its first-ever Asian Games gold medal, the Smart/MVPSF Philippine taekwondo team, led by Tokyo Games veteran Kurt Barbosa and Southeast Asian Games champion Tachiana Keizha Mangin, will take part in two major competitions in Korea.
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