The fashion show was heartwarming. It showcased the creativity and resilience of the Tondo community. Project Pearls collaborated with Globe’s Hapag Movement and Canva Philippines for this event. The event took place in Canva’s Makati City office. It featured the “Sibol ng Hiraya” collection. This collection is a stunning array of upcycled garments hand sewn by the women of Tondo. A mixed of materials from used fabrics and flour sacks.
Project Pearls, a community-driven initiative, has been instrumental in empowering the children and women of Tondo. The project has uplifted the lives of countless individuals. It provides educational opportunities, vocational training, and support services. This collaboration with Globe’s Hapag Movement and Canva Philippines further strengthens their mission.
The “Sibol ng Hiraya” collection has been designed by Haute Love. It is a testament to the talent and resourcefulness of the Tondo community. The garments, crafted from repurposed materials, showcase the beauty and versatility of upcycled fashion. The models, who are directly involved in the Project Pearls initiative, proudly displayed the creations on the runway.
The fashion show was a celebration of creativity. It also served as a powerful platform to raise awareness about the challenges faced by the Tondo community. It highlighted the importance of education, empowerment, and sustainable practices.
“We are incredibly grateful for the support of Globe’s Hapag Movement and Canva Philippines,” said Project Pearls Founder Melissa Villa. “This collaboration has provided our community with invaluable opportunities. It has helped to shine a light on the incredible talent and resilience of our women.”
Project Pearls continues to positively impact the Tondo community. The “Sibol ng Hiraya” collection serves as a beautiful reminder of the power of creativity. It also highlights collaboration and empowerment.
