Face Off: Filipino Bridal Collection 2012 (Part 1)

This event is really every bride-to-be’s dream. Imagine watching a fashion show featuring the most beautiful wedding gowns, made by the best designers of the Philippines. Face Off Filipino Bridal Collection 2012 was not only a visual treat, it was a clear indicator of the latest trends in bridal wear. If you were newly engaged and wanted to get ideas for your wedding dress, this would be the best fashion show to watch. At least that was what was running through my head as I saw one stunning dress after the other walk down that runway. Watching the show kind of made me wish I was still in the beginning stages of planning my wedding, so I could go with a different design. Or that I had the budget for three wedding gowns, ala Kim Kardashian.

40 gorgeous wedding dresses were showcased that night. I really didn’t know where to look, because each gown was beautifully and very intricately made. I wanted to examine every detail, and from what I saw the lot were impeccably made. Let me share with you photos I took at the show. Who knows, this might get you inspired for your big day (I know I am).

Right before the show started.

Spanish veils from Rustan’s.

Those veils were pretty.

Love how these look.

Black and white gown by Auggie Cordero.

White feathers and black lace.

Jerome Salaya Ang.

Love how it is beautifully embellished on top and very soft at the bottom.

Upclose.

Gown by Ronaldo Arnaldo.

Gorgeous silhouette.

Ivarlusky Aseron.

Form and structure.

Vic Barba.

Ribbon detail.

Martin Bautista.

Its fringe detail and interesting shape gets my vote.

JC Buendia.

This backless gown is so elegant.

Pablo Cabahug.

I like the detail and draping of this dress.

Gregg Centeno.

The veil accentuates the dress.

Noel Crisostomo.

This laser-cut skirt is amazing.

Mike dela Rosa.

Satin and tulle.

Eric delos Santos.

This glittery number was a show-stopper.

I want this dress, but not necessarily for my wedding.

Its really a sheer dress if you look closely.

Chris Diaz.

I like how he combined gold, champagne and blue for this dress.

Its refreshing to see blue on a wedding dress.

The back is just as beautiful.

Patrice Ramos-Diaz.

I like how the mid-section was highlighted in this dress.

It reminds me of a swan.

Pretty.

One last look.

Side by side.

Beautiful gowns.

Lit up.

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