These 5 Filipino Ateliers are Modernizing the Timeless Barong Tagalog

Aug 7, 2023 0 comments


The Barong, a timeless symbol of Philippine culture, has been given a modern makeover. Creative designers have been sprucing up the national dress with some innovative twists, and it’s been all the rage on social media. 

From vibrant prints to stylish silhouettes, these updated Barongs are giving fashionistas plenty of options to show off their Filipino pride. With these new designs, Barong can still be identifiable but with a much trendier flair.  Get ready to experience Filipino-inspired fashion and style like never before!

Vinta gallery


VINTA is a clothing brand that creates modern Filipiniana and Filipino-inspired fashion and accessories that are custom-made and limited runs. Their pieces are proudly made in the Philippines and designed in Toronto, so you know you're getting only the best quality in ethical, atelier-grade luxury. 

One of their latest products is Unisex Art Deco Barong, made of Filipino flowers: ylang-ylang, sanggumay, and dama de noche, hand dyed in this saturated Jade. VINTA incorporates traditional Filipino style elements into its designs while keeping them fresh and on-trend with the latest fashion. From dresses to handbags, you'll be able to find something to suit your style.

If you want something to wear, VINTA can deliver exceptional products to help you stand out. You can visit their website and take a look at their collections today! 

Hubadero Studio


Hubadero Studio is an online clothing store that is pushing the boundaries of fashion with its unique blend of traditional wear and modern sex appeal. Their pieces are crafted to turn heads and create a stir wherever they go. The products they offer can be seen as both daring and thought-provoking.

Taking contrasting themes and styles into fashion is a refreshing approach, and it's no mistake their customers trust them. Whether you’re looking for something to make a statement or want to add a touch of sophistication to your wardrobe, Hubadero Studio has something to offer. For orders and inquiries, you can check their Instagram page. 

Gabbie Sarenas


Gabbie Sarenas PH was founded by designer Gabbie Sarenas. It is a fashion brand that celebrates Filipino culture and tradition through clothing & lifestyle. This store showcases unique pieces that capture the beauty of Filipino craftsmanship and artistry.

From signature hand embroidery to intricate textile manipulation, the designer strives to preserve the culture of the Philippines while providing the modern woman and man with stylish, timeless pieces. 

Kultura


Kultura believes in embracing Philippine heritage and keeping it relevant. They offer a variety of collections, from unique handmade souvenirs, eco-friendly Barongs, fashionable Filipiniana and artisanal chocolates, and more.

“Behind every product is a story of community, support, identity, and sustainability. Discover and delight in local artistry & craftsmanship from all over the Philippines.”

You can visit their website and page for a wide selection of products. They aim to support communities, grow small businesses, protect the environment, and elevate our identity. 

Randolf Clothing


Randolf Clothing, the last clothing brand, has excellent modern barong Tagalog craftsmanship incorporating unique styles and colors. The owner and designer, RJ Santos, strives to minimize waste by recycling scrap fabrics from day one. The brand is mainly influenced by Dadaism and pop culture and how humorously obsessive it can get. RJ added that they had never planned to play the Barong game but found themselves creating one.



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