How I styled a Filipino Ifugao Tapis

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October is coming to an end which means my Filipino American History Month series is ending as well. So I wanted to end the month with an outfit post, last year I styled a traditional barong. (here) This year, I actually asked my aunt in the Philippines to send me something traditional that I could wear and she sent me an Ifugao tapis which is generally a rectangular piece of cloth that is hand woven and is usually worn wrapped around as a skirt.  

#WCW feature Mary

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So I'm back with another #WCW for Filipino American History Month and today I'm featuring Mary! The first time I saw her was through one of her videos that a friend had posted and then she commented on one of my pictures on instagram. So I started following her, and she post some of the funniest things that are so relateable to the Filipino culture. So of coarse I reached out to her to be one of my #WCW and she agreed which made me so happy, so find out more about her in the article! 

#WCW feature Myrda

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So I'm back with another #WCW for Pilipino/Filipino American History Month! This week's #WCW is someone I discovered from a fellow blogger and I started following her on instagram. She's a fashion designer and has her own brand for petite plus size women like myself! 

Celebrating my Heritage in a Barong Tagalog

Happy October Friends!!!

I can't believe it's already October, it's my birthday month but it's also Pilipino American History Month/Filipino American History Month or PAHM/FAHM which brings us to today post. When I was in college I used to celebrate this by going to different events at my college, since then I haven't really celebrated so I figured I can celebrate it by bringing it to my blog and celebration my heritage through fashion. So today I'm wearing a "Barong Tagalog," which is known as the national dress of the Philippines.