Filipino designers’ creations grace the SONA 2024 red carpet 

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With President  Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s highly anticipated third State of the Nation Address (SONA) seeing more than 2,000 attendees, its red carpet saw stylish gowns and dashing suits by top fashion designers in the country.

One of the designers who had many of his creations flaunted on the red carpet was Michael Leyva. Some of the personalities who wore his designs were Senate Spouses Foundation Inc. (SSFI) President  Heart Evangelista, who wore a gorgeous white modern Filipiniana, and Senate President  Chiz Escudero, who looked sharp in a traditional Barong.

Puey Quinones designed TPB COO Marga Nograles (left) and CSC Chairman Karlo Nograles’ looks for the event

Other guests who wore Leyva’s designs were Congresswoman  Marylyn Alonte, Special Envoy of the President to UAE for Trade & Investments  Ma. Anna Kathryna Pimentel, and Congresswoman  Stella Quimbo.

Puey Quinones  also had several politicians wear his designs such as Senator  Loren Legarda  who graced the event in a layered Filipiniana with embroidered details and Congressman  Sandro Marcos  who wore a simple full  callado piña barong.

House of Representatives member Jocelyn Pua Tulfo wears a chrysalis ‘terno’ by Rajo Laurel

Civil Service Commission of the Philippines Chairman  Karlo Nograles  also wore a Barong of Quinones’ design while his wife Philippine Tourism Promotions Board (TPB) Chief Operating Officer (COO)  Marga Nograles  donned a gorgeous blue Filipiniana with circular details resembling the deep blue sea. 

Congresswoman Stella Quimbo stuns in an elegant white Filipiniana by Michael Leyva

Rajo Laurel  also had his intricate designs worn by politicians such as Mayor  Lani Mercado Revilla, who wore a simple yet elegant off-shoulder Filipiniana adorned with beautiful embroidered flowers. House of Representatives member  Jocelyn Pua Tulfo also  wore one of Laurel’s designs, which was a chrysalis  terno  while Congresswoman  Karen Javier  donned a pink dainty Filipiniana. 

Notably, this year’s SONA had a dress code set in place that banned outfits that had derogatory as well as political messages.

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