Imee Marcos dedicates her look to the Kalinga, while Sara Duterte credits her look to the Moro people.
MANILA, Philippines – Every year, government officials step up their fashion game on the State of the Nation Address red carpet, sporting looks that range from high-concept, haute couture Filipiniana to more literal nods to local garb.
The 2023 SONA was no different, with two officials standing out from the crowd with their ensembles – Vice President Sara Duterte and Senator Imee Marcos, whose looks hearkened back to traditional native costumes, but with slight modern twists. Both dedicated their outfits to tribes based in areas near their home provinces. Ilocana Marcos chose to pay homage to the Kalinga people from the Cordillera Administrative Region. Davaoeña Duterte chose to honor the Moro people, who are found mainly in South Central Mindanao.Marcos turned heads with her bare-shouldered ensemble featuring multiple woven fabrics from the Cordilleras, as well as temporary tattoos that resemble hand-poked tribal ink.
In a similar vein, Vice President Sara Duterte made sure her SONA 2023 look paid homage to a tribe – the Moros of South Central Mindanao. The ensemble included pieces in various shades of yellow: a honey-toned long-sleeved top with intricate gold buttons, a canary and black malong, and a mustard head wrap.She once again honors Mindanao and the rich culture and tradition of its people.
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