In random order, here is the third group of eight photos for the National Costumes of Binibining Pilipinas 2022 shot at Las Casas Filipinas De Acuzar Quezon City by the duo of Raymond Saldaña and Owen Reyes.
Nicole Budol in Patrick Isorena
Diana Pinto in Renee Salud
Stacey Gabriel in Erjohn dela Serna
Fatima Kate Bisan in Garvy Molinos Terrado
Cyrille Payumo in Rich Sabinian
Joanna Rabe in Junard Inocencio
Mariella Esguerra
Roberta Angela Tamondong in Lanny Liwag
Photo below is the official formal wear headshot of #MisterGlobalPhilippines Mico Teng for Mister Global. Above is a BTS image where he wore his National Costume by Patrick Isorena for a photoshoot.
#MisterGlobal
Mico in a BTS from his Thai outfit photoshoot
Check out the National Costume of Binibining Pilipinas Globe 2021 Maureen Montagne for The MISS GLOBE Beauty Pageant 2021 created by Patrick Isorena:
“SAMPAGUITA”
National Costume Designer – Patrick Isorena
Declared as the Philippines National Flower by Gov. Gen. Frank Murphy through Proclamation No. 652 s. 1934, the sweet-smelling white flowers of sampaguita has long been celebrated in song, stories and legends. Originally from India, they are often made into garlands and its essence made into perfumes.
Sampaguita is considered a symbol of fidelity, purity, devotion, strength and dedication. – A perfect symbol of a modern Filipina
FUN FACT : The name Sampaguita is a Spanish term that comes from the Philippino words “sumpa kita,” which mean ‘I promise you.’
Photography – @ahleks4u
Make Up – @raybienmaglonzomakeup
Hair – @hairbykeighdones
Stylist – @omarsantossali
Special thanks to
Wilbert Tolentino @sirwil75
@rodinb.flores
@iamolisara
Miss Universe Philippines 2020 Rabiya Mateo glows in this, one of her last photoshoots before flying to the US last April 9. The design – in collaboration with Mikee Andrei – is part of Patrick Isorena’s golden hood accessory creation that was inspired by Priyanka Chopra’s 2018 Met Gala ensemble.
Gown Designer/Stylist – @mikeeandrei
Photographer and Creative Director- @sevenbarretto
Photography Team – @claudevillahrmsa
Art Director – @botinstudios
Make Up – @carissacielomedved
Hair – @ariesmanal_hair
#RabiyaMateo #MissUniversePhilippines #MissUniversePhilippines2020 #MissUniverse
MISS GRAND PHILIPPINES 2020
NATIONAL COSTUMESAMANTHA MAE BERNARDO
“AGILA”
The Costume is inspired by our National Bird – The Philippine Eagle also known as the Monkey-Eating Eagle or Great Philippine Eagle.
It is considered the largest of the extant eagles in terms of length and wing surface, the rarest and most powerful birds in the world.
This costume also intend to create awareness because the Philippine Eagle is critically endangered, mainly due to massive loss of habitat resulting from deforestation in most of its range.
Gold as the main color of the costume to represent the magnificent journey of our Queen.
And to pay homage to the MGI Golden Crown.Just like gold it is extravagant, wealthy, rich and indestructible, like Samantha – A queen who never gave up on her dreams.
Designer PATRICK ISORENA
Photographer AHLEKS FUSILERO
Stylist KENNETH RAMIL YTURRALDE
Associate – KARL DIOSO
Make Up – JR CONSTANTINO
Hair – DARWIN SIÑEL
Watch the entire show below.
Behold your #Binibini13 Samantha Bernardo of Palawan in her Bb. Pilipinas National Costume created by Patrick Isorena:
The Goddess of Pearls
(Notes from the designer)
The costume is purely inspired by the national jewels of Palawan, the Palawan Pearls. We refer to the costume as “The Goddess of Pearls”
Just to give you a trivia, pearl diving has been a significant economic activity in Palawan. In 1934, they produced the world’s largest pearl which was measured by 9.4 inches.
The crown/headdress symbolises grandeur and power which was made up of hundreds of faux pearls.
The backdress which is inspired from Taklobo or Giant Pearl was hand-made from yantok and embelished with white pearls and gemstones. These represent the treasures of the sea.
Samatha’s bodysuit were covered by fabric foam, stones and pearls to symbolize the purity, generosity, and loyalty of its wearer. They are believed to attract wealth and luck as well as offer protection.
Photography: Raymond Saldaña
Set Design: HGR Events powered by Sabrosas
Gone temporarily are the days when beauty pageants are held live in a big venue with a big audience watching and cheering for their favorites. Well, at least during this ECQ period. So when the offer came to be one of the Board of Judges for the first ever online pageant, I grabbed the opportunity right away. Truth be told, it wasn’t easy because the judging nights were long and tiring. But after one week of being involved with the whole process, the time spent was well worth it because it really rolled out like a true competition. Thanks to the Zoom app for making it easy for all of us. So without further ado, let me share our results which was followed by thousands of fans and supporters on social media.
Congratulations are in order for Mariane Crisologo (left photo) representing Nueva Ecija for winning the first-ever Queen of bECQi 2020 title. From hundreds of applicants and 130 Official Candidates at the onset, she now has the bragging rights for being the most beautiful beki in this trail-blazing online pageant, aside from being P100,000.00 richer.
Another Novo Ecijano insured a 1-2 punch in the Grand Finale when Matricamae Centino bannering Cabanatuan City captured 1st Runner-Up honors, winning P50,000.00 cash in the process.
It was a strong Top 3 indeed with another tentpole favorite Lars Pacheco of Bocaue, Bulacan being named 2nd Runner-Up that comes with P20,000.00 in cash prize. Meanwhile, Patrick Isorena of Laguna and Britney Madali of Quezon City got 3rd Runner-Up and 4th Runner-Up placements respectively to complete the winning circle.
The winners of the first ever Queen of bECQi 2020
It was a close fight for all the winners. In the end, Mariane edged out the rest with her most fluid answer during the Final Q&A.
Congratulations again to everyone and kudos to Wilbert Tolentino (right photo) for spearheading this online challenge of a pageant that allowed all participants to give their productive best during the #StayHome ECQ period. Thanks also to host Kristine Caballero-Aplal who did wonderfully in hosting all the web episodes and to my fellow judges Rodgil Flores, Ryan Soto, Gelbert Aplal, Chad Jonas and Frankendal Fabroa.
If you’re interested in watching the Grand Finale episode, please click HERE or watch below.
#TheQueenOfbECQi2020
#SirWilOnlineChallenge
Congratulations are in order for Miss Philippines (and former Binibini) Kayesha Chua for winning the 5th Miss Asia Awards 2019 in Hochiminh, Vietnam last night.
She was also awarded Best in National Costume where she wore a creation by Patrick Isorena.
Super happy for you, Kayesha!
Presenting the National Costume of Miss Philippines Earth 2019 Janelle Lazo Tee for Miss Earth 2019 as designed by my dear Patrick Isorena:
Janelle is wearing a National Costume that represents the “The Mother of All Philippine Festivals” – the #AtiAtihan – a feast held annually in January in honor of the Santo Niño (Infant Jesus), Held on the third Sunday, in the town of Kalibo.
The name Ati-Atihan means “to be like Atis” or “to make believe Atis”, the local name for the Aeta aborigines. The festival consists of tribal dance, music, accompanied by indigenous costumes and weapons, and parade along the street. It has inspired many other Philippine Festivals including the Sinulog Festival of Cebu and Dinagyang of Iloilo City.
Stylist : Patrick Isorena
Associate Stylsit: Paopao Alcantara
Photography: Mark Caceres
Asst Photographer: Jahzeel Tarroza
Make up: Drew Galleguez
Hair Stylist: Angel Canlas Smith
Location: Kf Camp
Head Master: Rodin Gilbert B.flores
#missearth2019 #janelletee
Miss Peru Giuliana Valenzuela was named winner of the Best in National Costume Award during the special competition of the 47th Miss Intercontinental held at the Crystal Corridor of Okada Manila.
She was awarded by reigning titleholder Veronica Salas Vallejo and 2010 winner Mayde Columna.
As for our country’s rep, Miss Philippines Karen Gallman wore a “Moriones Festival”-inspired creation by Patrick Isorena.
Description of the costume as
follows:
This costume is inspired by the Moryonan also known as the ‘MORIONES FESTIVAL’.
It is a colorful festival celebrated in the island of Marinduque during Holy Week.
The “Moriones” are men and women in costumes and masks replicating the garb of biblical Roman soldiers as interpreted by local folks
This festival also inspired the creation of other festivals in the Philippines where cultural practices or folk history are turned into street festivals.
The Mythical bird ‘SARIMANOK’ was also added to the whole ensemble making it more dramatic.
Credits for the photographs below-
Designer : Patrick Isorena
Photographer : Ahleks Fusilero
Make Up: Inyaki Yuson
Hair : Ryan C. Sy
Shoes : Jojo Bragais
#missintercontinental #powerofbeauty
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