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SINULID: THE FILIPINO FASHION REVOLUTION YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT

The Philippine Star

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January 22, 2025

Each piece in Sinulid 2025 carries a part of us, stitched together with intention and emotion. It celebrates how we've poured our minds and souls into our collections, turning them into garments that collectively narrate our journeys as fashion students. - Benilde Fashion Graduates, Batch 2025

- DINDIN ARANETA

In the Philippines, where contemporary fashion is rooted in identity, a quiet revolution has been unfolding since 2016. Sinulid the Filipino word for "thread"-marks a shift in the narrative of emerging fashion design. What began as an academic exercise at De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde has grown into an event in the fashion ecosystem celebrating the future of Filipino fashion.

It was founded by respected knitwear designer Lulu Tan Gan, a former chairperson of the Fashion Design and Merchandising Program, and fashion educator Christine Benet. Tan Gan, with her wealth of experience in textiles and sustainable practices, played a pivotal role in shaping the curriculum. Under her mentorship, students learned that fashion is not merely about clothing; it is about storytelling, cultural expression, and creating a lasting impact on the world.

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