Former beauty queen Bianca Manalo stuns in Jo Rubio's classic terno designed with authentic freshwater pearls and Austrian crystals.

Wearing a creation made by Cary Santiago, Congresswoman Yedda Romualdez posed for the cameras with fresh blooms pinned to her hair.

Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna looked radiant in a magenta terno designed by Rubio. 

 Irene Marcos-Araneta graces SONA 2022 wearing an elegant Filipiniana outfit.

Geraldine B Roman, the first district representative of Bataan, wore a beaded ensemble to the first regular session of the 19th Congress.

Arriving alongside her husband Chiz Escudero, Heart Evangelista looks elegant wearing a white Filipiniana designed by Mark Bumgarner.

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Gen T honouree Tootsy Angara donned a stunning Maria Clara-inspired white gown by Michael Leyva.

Isabelle Daza poses wearing a beautiful piece made by her mother's seamstress whom she calls Manang Perla. She paired the Filipiniana with white heels and dainty floral earrings from JJ Jiao.

Senator Imee Marcos arrived wearing an Edgar Buyan creation honouring Filipino farmers. But during the SONA proper, Marcos swapped her terno for a grey Filipiniana designed by Jan Garcia.

Mark Villar and Emmeline Aglipay Villar, who wore a gorgeous piña Filipiniana piece by Lulu Tan-Gan, graces the SONA 2022 red carpet in style.

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Marga Nograles proudly dons a gorgeous hand-woven gown from her fashion line, Kaayo, crafted by the Maguindanaoans of South Cotabato.

Christina Garcia Frasco, Department of Tourism Secretary, wears a white silk terno made of tulle and lace designed by Jun Escario. 

This head-turning gown designed by Marlon Tuazon looks amazing on Milen Aquino Gonzalez, Marino Party-list representative Sandro Gonzalez's wife.

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