Sourced from the Philippines
Every piece is made by skilled Filipino artisans using traditional materials.
Filipiniana · By Silhouette
The barong silhouette, cut for women — translucent panels, embroidered front, worn loose over a slip. The fabric and detail of a traditional barong, in a cut that reads feminine without losing the cultural signal.
A barong dress takes the cut and silhouette of a men’s barong (loose, embroidered front, semi-sheer fabric) and tailors it for women. A Filipiniana gown is a full-length formal dress with the traditional butterfly sleeves. Different cultural references; both reach for the same heritage.
The fabric is intentionally semi-sheer, so a slip in a tone close to your skin is the standard. Most pieces are designed to be worn over a fitted cami or simple slip — the barong dress drapes; the underlayer holds the line.
Yes — both as a guest and for the bride at a more relaxed Filipino wedding. For weddings where the dress code is strictly formal (or where the bride is in a full Filipiniana gown), reach for our Dresses & Gowns instead.
Every piece is made by skilled Filipino artisans using traditional materials.
Stocked locally, so there are no delays and no customs uncertainty before your event.
Worn at weddings and milestone events across the U.S.
Designed for Filipino celebrations, not generic formalwear.
From groom to groomsmen to the whole family — coordinated, ordered, and delivered with time to spare.