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Five pop-ups later, ec and eustacia are collaborating with other homegrown brands as they introduce MOTEL 63 for MaArte 2022!
During this year's MaArte at The Pen, guests can check into Motel 63, a moving concept store born out of love for homegrown pieces and Filipino craftsmanship.
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After the success of ec & eustacia's travelling pop-up last year, Stacy Rodriguez and Carlos del Prado were eager to build on the idea of a "moving concept store," highlighting not only ec & eustacia but other hand-picked brands, brilliant designers, creatives, and artisans.
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They created a new world through Motel 63, a revolving, moving, ever-changing cooperative, and transformed an entire hotel room at The Peninsula Manila into a store for three whole days.
At the upcoming fair, Rodriguez and del Prado chose a few consigners to join the MaArte Fair from August 19 to 21. The line-up of creatives includes Art by Dana Bote, Leah Castañeda, Isabel Santos and JAR Studio. Eyewear by a.kin, unique vintage jewellery by S. Paneras, t-shirts by Make Manila Dance Again, and scents by Saan Saan.
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Guests can also browse through pieces from ec & eustacia's new collection, including fun and formal accessories, hand-embellished cover-ups, silk pouches, and chic sheer dresses among many other selections.
Browse below to see the line-up of creatives for the first edition of Motel 63:
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Visit Motel 63 at room 519 at The Peninsula Manila from August 19 to 21 for this year's MaArte Fair.
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Images: Courtesy of Stacy Rodriguez
Christine Andas is a features writer and the style lead of Tatler Philippines. She mostly covers style-related content but enjoys writing about space, sneakers, and her favourite stars. She acquired a master's degree in Creative Writing at the University of Santo Tomas and has written young adult short stories which can be read online.
