Rafa Worldwide - The first day of the four-day event was opened by budding designer Rafa Worldwide.Rafa flexed his maximalist design techniques by only showing so little. From low-rise trousers, see-through ruffle dresses, to micro skirts with the size of a belt, Rafa is all about accentuating bodies in the most artful way.
Rafa Worldwide - This collection for him is all about embracing emotion and breaking the norm. In an exclusive interview with Metro, Rafa explained that he wanted the eyes to pop with thick spider-like lashes and dark liner—all of this was achieved by lead runway makeup artist Gery Penaso with BYS Cosmetics products.
On the Runway: - Rafa Worldwide
On the Runway: - Rafa Worldwide
Antonina - Nina Amoncio quite literally took BYS Fashion Week by storm. In an exclusive interview with Metro, Antonina shared her fascination with the rain and how much it could alter how we feel. Like clockwork, she translated her curiosity into a spellbinding collection.
Antonina - The makeup direction for Antonina’s collection featured symbols and textures that resemble water droplets, monsoons, and the like. From precise black eyeshadows, glitters, to rain-swept hair, these looks will certainly blow you away.
On the Runway: - Antonina
On the Runway: - Antonina
Ha.Mu - Let Ha.Mu transport you to a different dimension. The designer duo Abraham Guardian and Mamuro Oki along with collaborators @andrechance @yanakalaw @wibomibo delivered a collection that was truly one for the books. Larger-than-life ensembles walked down the runway in a floating manner. The narrative of the collection was beautifully told from head-to-toe!
Ha.Mu - The makeup, ofcourse had to match the energy of the looks on the runway. Berry-hued eyeshadows gave a punch of color while an overall dewy makeup finish gave the skin the right amount of sheen.
On the Runway: - Ha.Mu
On the Runway: - Ha.Mu
Randolf Clothing - Denim, embroidery, and loads of heart come in every Randolf Clothing collection. This year at BYS Fashion Week, RJ Santos played with the idea of illusion. Picture this: You’re a cashier working at a diner but the catch is, you can’t tell if what you’re seeing and feeling is reality or just fantasy! RJ expounds on the story of his collection in an exclusive interview with Metro.
Randolf Clothing - RJ together with lead runway makeup artist Gery Penaso wanted to emphasize graphic shapes and lines on the face for the runway. Did you know that for the makeup looks, RJ is also inspired by the early 2000s paparazzi photos of Britney Spears and Paris Hilton?
On the Runway: - Randolf Clothing
On the Runway: - Randolf Clothing
Neric Beltran - For BYS Fashion Week, Neric Beltran broke ground for the concept of rewearing bridal wear. In an exclusive interview with Metro, Neric shares that he wants his customers to say ‘I do’ to timeless, handcrafted pieces that they will continue to love and appreciate more than once in their lives.
Neric Beltran - Neric stayed true to the codes of his brand by making use of embellishments, laser cut-outs, and exceptional beading. For the makeup direction of the show, Neric and lead runway makeup artist Gery Penaso gave the models glass skin with a flush of color.
On the Runway: - Neric Beltran
On the Runway: - Neric Beltran
Chris Nick - With an abundance of ‘90s to early 2000s club scene-worthy looks, Chris Nick leaned into his signature sexy, body-baring silhouettes for BYS Fashion Week. He used a mix of sensual and lush fabrics including French twill, wool, velvet, sequined fabrics, and silk jersey.
Chris Nick - When it came to beauty, no detail was overlooked. Picture yourself sporting this elegantly smudged black eyeshadow while wearing head-to-toe Chris Nick.
On the Runway: - Chris Nick
On the Runway: - Chris Nick
Vin Oriad - For his first ever solo runway show, Vin Orias presented a co-ed collection that showed off his signature design techniques at Orias Studios and the Orias Essentials bags that he is known for.
Vin Orias - From two-piece suits, brocade blazers, printed vests, to special tailored pieces, Vin marked this incredible milestone in his career with a collection that highlights what he does best.His makeup direction for the show is focused on skin. This was achieved by lead runway makeup artist Gery Penaso and his team by using BYS skincare and makeup products.
On the Runway: - Vin Orias
On the Runway: - Vin Orias
Cheetah Rivera - Cheetah Rivera celebrated her 10th anniversary with a collection that’s speaks about her past, present, and future. This collection is dedicated to the many women that have inspired her during her career. From her muses, her family and friends, to her discerning clientele, Cheetah leveled up her signature designs and provided the guests of BYS Fashion Week with a fun runway.
Cheetah Rivera - Colorful dresses, beaded looks, and poofy ensembles filled the runway from start to finish! Models with their bright rosy pink lipstick walked the runway with a smile. Each of them embodied what it is to be Cheetah’s muse.
On The Runway: - Cheetah Rivera
On the Runway: - Cheetah Rivera
Vania Romoff - How do you make a comeback after 5 years? Vania Romoff shows us just how to once again make your presence known by closing BYS Fashion Week with a much-anticipated show. Vania’s 40-piece collection is her personal exploration of womanhood. She breaks down what it means to be a woman by presenting pieces that equally show softness and strength.
Vania Romoff - From tulle, free-flowing dresses, delicate draping, to soft tailoring, and more, this collection felt like a warm embrace and a pat in the back! For makeup, the barely-there look already speaks volumes. Feathered brows and a dab of blush is enough to make a statement on the runway.
On the Runway: - Vania Romoff
On The Runway: - Vania Romoff
