Behold your #Binibini39 Bellatrix Belle Tan of Zamboanga in her Bb. Pilipinas National Costume created by Erich Miñoza:
“Subang”
(Full moon worship of the Subanens )
Notes from the designer
A creation that mirrors the rich culture of the first inhabitants of the Zamboanga peninsula.
“Princess Nayac” a royal princess of the tribe Subanen, the daughter of Subanen King, King Timway Saragan. She is a reformed royal princess who travels regularly from one location to another to clear more forest fields.
She is destined to be a fierce warrior princess who will be the strongest and most powerful subanen tribesman
Traditional wear consisted of upper and lower garments with headdress and other accessories. The tight fitting garment that was generally black made that symbolizes the night as the time of worship of the tribe. The tribe believes that the black garment can shield them against the effect of the eclipse. This attire in full regalia consisting of “sub” (upper), “magpandyo” (headdress), “G’lang” (bracelet), “Sing’I” (angklet).
An iconic picture and history unveiled for the nation to see.
Photography: Raymond Saldaña
Set Design: Henry Reyes of HGR Events powered by Sabrosas
Below are the #IAMBINIBINI introduction videos of the second half of the Bb. Pilipinas 2020 candidates. You will notice that there is still one missing (or skipped) Binibini. I am simply relying on what the organizers are uploading in their YouTube channel. Hence, the efforts of 39 Bellatrix Tan is still not here. 
Reclaim the summer feels and bask in the tropics with these queens as they showcase their modeling prowess in the new BRAGAIS™️ Cruise Collection. 
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