Cover Must-have items for every capsule wardrobe as seen in Natori's Fall 2023 collection
Must-have items for every capsule wardrobe as seen in Natori's Fall 2023 collection
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The designer revealed her fall 2023 collection inspired by the Orient Express
An opulent celebration at the Ayala Museum marked the launch of noted Filipino designer Josie Natori’s fall 2023 collection. Longtime collaborators like Rustan’s and friends of the designer organised the party. The museum bustled with activity as Natori’s fans, friends, and followers gathered to celebrate this latest achievement in her long career.
Subtle elegance marked the event, following the signature style of the renowned designer. The evening centred around Natori’s newest line, inspired by the resurgence of the Orient Express and the concept of luxury travel.
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Above (From left) Catherine Huang Endriga, Marilen Rustia-Tantoco, Zenaida R Tantoco, Donnie Tantoco, Kathy Huang and Michael Huang
Above (From left) Techie Hagedorn, Susan Joven, Marilu Batchelor, Maja Olivares and Sofia Zobel Elizalde
(From left) Catherine Huang Endriga, Marilen Rustia-Tantoco, Zenaida R Tantoco, Donnie Tantoco, Kathy Huang and Michael Huang
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Hosted by Issa Litton, the event was a fusion of creativity and style, apt for the cosmopolitan crowd. One of the night's highlights was an exceptional ballet performance from Steps Dance Studio.Natori was spotted mingling and sharing laughs with longtime friends and colleagues. Guests included members of the Rustia-Tantoco clan, such as the chairman and CEO of Rustan Commercial Corporation Nedy Tantoco.
(From left) Agnes Huibonhua, Josie Natori and Anton Mendoza
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Other local personalities from both the business, entertainment and fashion spheres included Donnie Tantoco, Kathy Huang, Carol Garcia, Alice Eduardo, Ana Lorenzana de Ocampo, Michelle Tiangco, Anton Huang, Happy Ongpauco-Tiu, former senator Dick Gordon, Consul Agnes Huibonhoa, Anton Mendoza, Toni Gonzaga, Myrza Sison, Tricia Centenera, Marie Field Faith, Techie Hagedorn, Susan Joven, Marilu Batchelor, Maja Olivares, Sofia Zobel Elizalde, Ching Cruz and Ana Amigo Antonio.
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