My Philippines Lifestyle Inc. Fashion Show for Nasyonalismo

Photography: Elyas Isabelo Salanga

"Oh, yeah!"

Updated: 09/03/2009

In line with the celebration of National Heroes Day, local apparel brand My Philippines Lifestyle Inc. launched a new line of clothes that promotes nationalism on a personal level among Filipinos. Several celebrities and exemplary individuals modeled the shirts in a fashion show to benefit the various charities that they represent.

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Former Pinoy Big Brother housemate Uma Khouny says, "Tutulong Ako sa Pilipinas." Sales of his own shirt design, "One Drop, One Love, That is What Gayuma Is All About," will benefit Kythe Inc.

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Cavite Rep. Gilbert Remulla's shirt says "Aalagaan Ko Ang Bayan Ko." He represents the charitable institution Gawad Kalinga, which builds homes for the poor.

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Champion swimmer Arnold Balais is a 2001 ASEAN Para Games gold medalist. Sales of his shirt saying "Lalaban Ako Para Sa Bayan Ko" will benefit Children's Shelter of Cebu in the Philippines.

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(from left) San Miguel Beermen Mike Cortez, Wesley Gonzales, Danny Ildefonso, Arwind Santos, and Dondon Hontiveros lead the fashion show wearing shirts declaring the country's favorite beer.

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Doctors to the Barrios Israel Chavez, MD (left) & Alice Velario-Chavez, MD, model shirts saying "Gagamutin Ko Ang Sakit Ng Ating Bansa." Sales of the shirt will benefit the Philippine General Hospital.

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Filmmaker Aissa Penafiel, one of the six winners of the United Nations "Democracy" Video Challenge, says she wants to give back to society by supporting World Vision.

The UP Film and Audio Visual Communication Graduate also made one of the Pinoy films that competed in the last Cannes Film Festival.

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ABS-CBN travel show Trip na Trip hosts Kian Kazemi (left) and Kat de Castro sport the shirts saying "Ipapakita Ko Ang Mga Magagandang Bagay Sa Ating Bansa."

Sales of the shirt will benefit Kythe Inc., an organization that takes care of kids with cancer.

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Notable Pinoy filmmaker Raymond Red walks the runway with a shirt exclaiming Pinoy "Pride." Sales of this shirt will benefit Hospicio de San Jose, a Catholic institution that takes care of the abandoned young and old.

Red was the first Filipino to win the prestigious Palme d'Or award from the Cannes Film Festival.

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Nasyonalismo's designs play with Filipino elements like (from left) the Philippine peso sign, verses from the Panatang Makabayan, variations of the country's name, and a list of favorite Pinoy foods.

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Nasyonalismo's designs for women include (from left) the Philippine peso, a picture of Ninoy Aquino, Philippine heroes, and the colors of the Philippine flag.

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My Philippines Lifestyle Inc. owner Bryan Dy says he wants Filipinos to keep doing their best for the country.

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