10 Best Looks From The 5th State Of The Nation Address
See how our top female politicians banner Filipino pride in their best of best attire.
For the 5th State of the Nation Address of our President, our top female political leaders also made stunning sartorial statements, via Zoom attendance and in person. Some made sustainable choices like Senator Nancy Binay's reworn Randy Ortiz piña look from 2015 and #SupportLocal moments from Senator Risa Hontiveros’ Acebuche white knee-length lace dress, Senator Pia Cayetano, Congresswomen Len Alonte and Sol Aragones’ Michael Leyva ternos, and Tourism Secretary Berna Romulo-Puyat's head-to-toe Filipino designer pieces from her dress, to her bags and shoes. There are for sure many things to address today, but like these best dressed women from today's SONA, one can also do so in such monumental looks—masks included, of course!
Find out how they bannered true Filipino pride with their own take on our country’s priced ternos and Filipiniana-inspired looks in the gallery down below.
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2020 SONA Looks
2020 SONA Looks
Senator Nancy Binay makes a sustainable choice to rewear her custom piña look from Filipino Designer Randy Ortiz. She keeps it simple and polished with her black and white look with a matching black face mask for extra precaution too!
Photo Credit: Photo from Senator Nancy Binay
Senator Risa Hontiveros sports a white knee-length lace dress for the 5th SONA and she looks impeccably stylish in this number. You can never go wrong with an all-white ensemble and Senator Risa swears by this.
Photo Credit: Photo from @_acebuche_
Senator Pia Cayetano looks stunning in this blue terno made by Filipino Designer Michael Leyva. It’s all about detail and cultural representation for this one!
Photo Credit: Photo from @michaelleyva_
Congresswoman Len Alonte looks stunning in a terno made by Michael Leyva as well. The baby blue hue is a refreshing take on the classic Filipiniana terno and it looks impeccable on Congresswoman Len.
Photo Credit: Photo from @michaelleyva_
Sporting a fiery Michael Leyva number, Congresswoman Sol Aragones is looking graceful in a red terno, accessorized with the Araw brooch, also worn by her fellow female politicians. This one is such an eye-catching choice for Congresswoman Sol!
Photo Credit: Photo from @michaelleyva_
Secretary for the Department of Tourism Berna Romulo-Puyat is bannering a head-to-toe all Filipino ensemble. With jewels from Jewelmer, a purse from Bea Valdes, a Filipiniana from Ivar Aseron, and heels from Tish, Secretary Berna proves that a special occasion always calls for only the best of best.
Photo Credit: Photo from @bernsrp
Metro Most Stylish 2020 featured personality and the founder of modern Mindanaoan brand called Kaayo, Marga Nograles beams side by side with husband, Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles. We're in love with this custom Kaayo vest that was hand-beaded by the Tboli tribe of Lake Sebu. We're all here for supporting local!
Photo Credit: Photo from @marganograles
Hon. Jocelyn Tulfo goes all-out in her custom Rajo Laurel look. Perfectly styled with a string of golden pearls, this look is a head-turner, even for a Zoom attendance.
Photo Credit: Photo from @jocelyntulfo
Mayor Christina Garcia Frasco is sporting Liloan and Cebuano designs with a reworn Dino Lloren terno and a beautifully made mask from Strozzi Rosende. That shade of blue is all sorts of regal, fit for the event!
Photo Credit: Photo from @christinafrasco
Photo Credit: Photo from @christinafrasco
Representative Yedda Marie Romualdez is all set in her modified Barong Tagalog styled with strings of pearls. Even through a Zoom conference, Representative Romualdez is still dressed to the nines!
Photo Credit: Photo from @yeddamarieromualdez
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