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What is a Filipiniana attire?
The Filipiniana is a traditional dress that can be identified by its puffy butterfly sleeves, plain blouse (baro or camisa), long skirt (saya), and a pa�uelo (a square of cloth used as a head covering or worn as a scarf around the neck) worn over the shoulders.
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What is modern Filipiniana attire?
What is the Filipiniana? The Filipiniana is a traditional outfit with puffy oversize sleeves, a blouse (baro or camisa), a long skirt (saya), and a panuelo (a piece of fabric worn as a head covering or as a scarf around the neck) draped over the shoulders.
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What is baro or camisa?
The Baro’t saya is an ensemble that traditionally consists of four parts: the blouse (baro or camisa), a long skirt (saya or falda), a kerchief worn over the shoulders (pa�uelo, fichu, or alampay), and a short rectangular cloth worn over the skirt (the tapis or patadyong).
Why is it called terno?
From the Spanish word meaning �matched,� terno used to refer not to a continuous garment but to the matching set of camisa (blouse), saya (skirt), panuelo (kerchief), and sobrefalda (overskirt) that made up later styles of the traje de mestiza ensemble.
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What do you call the Filipiniana top?
Baro’t Saya
This literally translates to shirt and skirt. The baro’t saya is the national dress worn by Filipino women during the Spanish colonization. This is comprised of four separate pieces of clothing: Baro or Camisa (Shirt) The top is made with puffy or butterfly sleeves, adorned with intricate emboidery.
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Who invented the butterfly sleeve?
In a recorded video shown during the preliminary round of the Miss Universe pageant, Medina said, �The terno was actually invented by our former first lady Imelda Marcos. She invented these butterfly sleeves and they used this as covering their face. It was called terno because it’s all one piece.�
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When did butterfly sleeves become popular?
During the mid 1930s, short, flutter sleeves became all the rage. Many 1930s dresses included this delicate shoulder covering in their designs. Flared caplets or pleated �butterfly sleeves� also made their way into then-contemporary fashion, adding a delicate detail to the dresses of this era.
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How do you iron a Filipiniana sleeve?
Quote from video: Start with the armhole. Side down and press the sleeve flat vintals actually have top stitching to help guide you flip the sleeve over and press all the pleats flat. Making that crease super sharp.
What is a Filipino kimona?
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What does Filipiniana mean?
Other definitions
Filipiniana is also defined as publications dealing with the Philippines in whatever language they may be written and place where they may have been printed. Filipiniana could also be materials published by Filipinos encompassing any subject matter regardless of the imprint of the publication.
What do you wear to a Filipiniana wedding?
Wedding guests may wear any color but it is best to avoid black. White and beige (for women) are also usually reserved to the wedding party and their families�
What is Filipiniana attire for men?
The barong tagalog (lit. “Tagalog dress”), more commonly known simply as barong (and occasionally baro), is an embroidered long-sleeved formal shirt for men and a national dress of the Philippines.