Dressing up for Bb. Pilipinas’ coronation night is always a major production for me! And to me, that means hard work, tiis ganda and a whole lot of FUN!
The very first thing was to find a designer – Marlo Javier was my pick and he had this gorgeous Fuschia gown for me. It had a small train, elegant beadwork and pleats. Scroll down to see it. I am not sure what the tela is called but Marlo says he can no longer find the cloth which is stretchy, satiny and somewhat shiny.
My next step was to find earrings that would complement my gown. I remembered this earring designer – Christopher Munar – whom I met during my stint as mentor in Pinay Beauty Queen Academy. He has beautifully hand-crafted felt-backed earrings and I picked a champagne colored pair from his collection. Do you like them?
Next: choosing a make-up artist. I decided on Sanny Deleva who first fixed me up for Mrs Globe Philippines 2014 when I hosted it last year.
Then my shoes – I remembered that I had a champagne-colored pair of open toe heels that had stones that matched my earrings. I got them a year ago and decided that they would be perfect for my look. Sorry, don’t have a photo of it…
Apart from my make-up Sanny also helped me choose my hair style – a soft bun on the side with a gentle wave going down one of my temples.
And now, it’s time to put everything together…
Marlo and Sanny often work together, specially with brides-to-be. If you are looking for a designer for your wedding gown and a make-up artist who can make you look flawless, then consider these two – they are AWESOME and a lot of fun!
Now it’s time to go to Bb. Pilipinas 2015 coronation night and see how my Marlo Javier gown stacks up against the outfits of my darling beauty queen friends…
Can you name the beauties in the photos from left to right? I’m the third from the left and as you can see we all look so lovely in our solid colors!
Here are more photos… Enjoy!
To Rogelie Catacutan fans… I’m sorry but I missed out on getting a solo shot with our new Bb. Pilipinas Supranational 2015 but at the next Binibini event, I’ll make up for it. I am dying to get to know her better! Anyway, I hope you enjoyed my ‘kwentong gown’…
MABUHAY!