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Edwin Lopez Autencio's
Bisté
Fashion Designing is an art of individualism, a distinction of uniqueness and difference, deviant yet acceptably normal. My designs are to express an art of comfort creativity and though my style constantly evolves, the common thread is, the feminine glamour and elegance; even in a bit of minimalism, it still has some interesting details.
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R E D F A S H I O N P A R T Y /
J u n e 1 6 , 2 0 0 7
PAINT THE TOWN ORIENTAL RED
Kalibo, Aklan --- Invitations had been given out. Models had been chosen. The venue had been set. Now, what are you wearing?
Revving up this sleepy town of Kalibo with style and fashion may not be a very daunting task. As one knows this is the home of the famous piña fiber. But putting up a solo trend line show may well be a hard undertaking. Yet fashion designer Edwin Lopez Autencio dares to stage this mid-year scintillating show dubbed as the Red Fashion Party.
Glamour is expected to sweep the red carpet as known personalities, socialites and even the low profiled in the region will sure be rubbing elbows in their trendy oriental attire under one roof, the ACP Centerpointe.
Bisté Then, On, Beyond Fifth on June 16, is a celebration of five stylish years of dressing up beautiful brides, blooming debutantes, daring models, and a long list of satisfied clientele.
With six fashion shows under his stylish belt, Edwin Lopez Autencio defies more odds. Invitees will not only experience the grandeur of Bisté’s collection, this will also be the night an all around events team will be launched. Partying may be on everyone’s head but before the evening ends the organizers hope to raise funds for charity as what this designer has been voluntarily doing for the past years.
So make sure to have your invites. Bisté then, on, beyond Fifth, the charity-benefit, fifth anniversary, grand allure collection of the designer Edwin Lopez Autencio, June 16, 2007, at the ACP Centerpointe, Kalibo, Aklan. Cocktails at 8pm, fashion show at 9pm, and the “Biste Red Fashion Party” at 10pm in fashionably oriental attire. Email bistekalibo@yahoo.com or contact 09185293817. Website www.biste.wetpaint.com This wont be an ordinary weekend.
Bisté
Fashion Designing is an art of individualism, a distinction of uniqueness and difference, deviant yet acceptably normal. My designs are to express an art of comfort creativity and though my style constantly evolves, the common thread is, the feminine glamour and elegance; even in a bit of minimalism, it still has some interesting details.
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R E D F A S H I O N P A R T Y /
J u n e 1 6 , 2 0 0 7
PAINT THE TOWN ORIENTAL RED
Kalibo, Aklan --- Invitations had been given out. Models had been chosen. The venue had been set. Now, what are you wearing?
Revving up this sleepy town of Kalibo with style and fashion may not be a very daunting task. As one knows this is the home of the famous piña fiber. But putting up a solo trend line show may well be a hard undertaking. Yet fashion designer Edwin Lopez Autencio dares to stage this mid-year scintillating show dubbed as the Red Fashion Party.
Glamour is expected to sweep the red carpet as known personalities, socialites and even the low profiled in the region will sure be rubbing elbows in their trendy oriental attire under one roof, the ACP Centerpointe.
Bisté Then, On, Beyond Fifth on June 16, is a celebration of five stylish years of dressing up beautiful brides, blooming debutantes, daring models, and a long list of satisfied clientele.
With six fashion shows under his stylish belt, Edwin Lopez Autencio defies more odds. Invitees will not only experience the grandeur of Bisté’s collection, this will also be the night an all around events team will be launched. Partying may be on everyone’s head but before the evening ends the organizers hope to raise funds for charity as what this designer has been voluntarily doing for the past years.
So make sure to have your invites. Bisté then, on, beyond Fifth, the charity-benefit, fifth anniversary, grand allure collection of the designer Edwin Lopez Autencio, June 16, 2007, at the ACP Centerpointe, Kalibo, Aklan. Cocktails at 8pm, fashion show at 9pm, and the “Biste Red Fashion Party” at 10pm in fashionably oriental attire. Email bistekalibo@yahoo.com or contact 09185293817. Website www.biste.wetpaint.com This wont be an ordinary weekend.
Before “Bisté” business name was registered to the Department of Trade and Industry, it was a collection theme title, which has been initially introduced to the critics of the Golden Hands Fashion and Arts School in Manila. The initial collection featured the revival of the centuries old “biste”, an Aklanon (Visayan) term for “baro” with twists of funky designs from the Aklanon hand-woven fibers of pińa, banana, and abaca in which had gathered a remarkable and encouraging reviews for the aspiring designer.
ANINAG FASHION SHOW 2007
Designer Edwin L. Autencio & Models
After then, Bisté was presented here in Kalibo last May 31, 2002, in an in-house, bistro-type fashion show titled: “Bisté at Friday’s Bistro”, which was previewed in a different choreography: formal wears in an after-party drama, summer and swimwears in a beach scenario, ethnic ensembles in a lively tribal party, funky wears in a rave party and a theatrical presentation of wedding ensembles on the last part of the show. It has received a hearty appreciation especially to the young and hip of the town.
FIT 2B TIED Fasion show
Museo it Akean
June 11, 2005 at the opening night of photography exhibit of Mr. Eric Nepumuceno, Bisté is featured to showcase a 20-piece collection of colored and color-accented bridal ensembles, which celebrates feminine youthful elegance and glamorous brides. It includes daring yet conservative pieces in the presentation of funky, structural and [from where the show title begun] “fit to be tied” brides. The style evolve from sophisticated nostalgia to glam chic in the collections of cathedral, beach, garden and even a twist of the vintage of Edwardinian inspiration and Spanish Seńoritas. It gives an alternative reminder to every bride-to-be that white is the presence of all colors and that they could be in red, or pink, or blue, or green at the altar with their groom as long as they are fit to be tied.
The Kalibo Ati-Atihan Management Board presented six fashion designers in a fashion show titled “ATI PIÑA MODA”. The sixth segment “Bisté Siete: the seven brides” featured 7-piece haute couture bridal collection inspired of the world-renowned Kalibo Ati-Atihan Festival using indigenous hand-woven fabrics such as pińa silk, abaca, raffia and banana seda.
Registered Business Name at the Department of Trade and Industry
01 April 2003 to 01 April 2008
Certificate # 2003-69593
TR # 105152
