Iconic Traditional Filipiniana Looks from GMA’s Maria Clara at Ibarra

Iconic Traditional Filipiniana Looks from GMA’s Maria Clara at Ibarra

 Filipino movies and teleseryes have taken a different turn in the entertainment industry, leveling up the game both nationally and internationally. The historical teleserye, “Maria Clara at Ibarra,” has captured the attention of many due to its beautiful storyline, cinematography, and casting. Additionally, the series greatly emphasized the showcasing of Filipino traditional dresses. Therefore, let us take a look at some of the iconic Filipiniana looks that you might want to wear to formal events soon.

Julia Anne San Jose wearing a Traje de Mestiza

Simple and elegant – this is the image depicted of Julia Anne, one of the main characters in the series. She is usually seen wearing a traje de mestiza, a Filipiniana dress, made of brocade, piña, or jacquard, paired with various accessories such as a Victorian cameo choker, earrings, and a tambourine necklace. Truly, she stands out as a true “Ilustrado” woman.

Barbie Forteza in 1860’s Filipiniana Gown

In the first episode of the TV series, Barbie (also known as Klay) was seen wearing a yellow traditional dress that belonged to Maria Clara’s mother. The style of her dress was inspired by the 1860s Philippine costume, featuring a ball-shaped skirt and pleats in the “Siete Cuchillos” style. This sophisticated clothing emphasized Klay’s strength.

 

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