The Urban Muse has checked in, and Charlotte Folk is inviting us inside the CF Hotel. Here, the runway becomes a place where both garments and people are celebrated—creators, athletes, artists, dreamers, students, and everyday individuals.
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Welcome to CF Hotel
“Each person brings their own identity and way of dressing, showing how Charlotte Folk pieces can be styled and interpreted in so many different ways. The collection is a celebration of individuality, self-expression, and the freedom to make each piece your own,” the Charlotte Folk team told MEGA.




Architecture, music, movement, and styling come together to build the world of Charlotte Folk—a world the audience is invited to inhabit. It reflects the same dynamic community the brand has cultivated, where everyone can express themselves differently while contributing to one vibrant culture. Guests lounge, run, wait, observe, reunite, and pass one another, transforming the fashion show into a living intersection of people from different walks of life.
Where the City Meets Its Muse
Charlotte Folk stays true to its contemporary Filipino streetwear codes, blending clean, Western-inspired silhouettes with functionality. Oversized hoodies, varsity jackets, baby tees, cargos, and tracksuits become a shared uniform for a creative, expressive community—one that reaches for garments that are versatile, effortless, and open to interpretation.




“We stayed true to the brand’s identity, focusing on pieces that feel effortless, wearable, and versatile, while styling them in unexpected ways to bring out different personalities,” the Charlotte Folk team shared.
And perhaps that is what makes fashion so compelling. The same piece can take on an entirely different meaning once it meets its wearer. Charlotte Folk understands this transformation, elevating everyday streetwear essentials into a canvas for personality, movement, and self-expression.
But more than the clothes themselves, Charlotte Folk understands that fashion happens wherever people meet. It lives in hotel lobbies and on sidewalks, in airports and at parties, in the quick encounters between strangers and the familiar exchanges between friends. What we wear becomes part of how we move through these spaces—and how we recognize, connect with, and relate to one another.



That is the world Charlotte Folk builds: one where fashion is not confined to a runway, but woven into the social fabric of everyday life. There is no single definition of the Urban Muse, because there is no single way to inhabit the world. The muse, ultimately, is you.
Photographed by KIM MONTES
Frequently Asked Questions
CF Hotel is the show concept behind Charlotte Folk’s MNL Fashion Week 2026 presentation, turning the runway into a communal space where creators, athletes, artists, and everyday people are celebrated alongside the garments themselves.
Charlotte Folk creates contemporary Filipino streetwear, including oversized hoodies, varsity jackets, baby tees, cargos, and tracksuits, blending clean, Western-inspired silhouettes with versatile, effortless functionality.
The Urban Muse theme reflects Charlotte Folk’s belief that there’s no single way to inhabit the world or wear its clothes — the muse is whoever wears the piece, expressing their own identity through it.
Charlotte Folk sees fashion happening beyond the runway — in hotel lobbies, sidewalks, airports, and parties — woven into everyday encounters between strangers and friends, rather than confined to a formal show setting.
The brand focused on pieces that feel effortless, wearable, and versatile, then styled them in unexpected ways to bring out different personalities — letting the same garment take on new meaning depending on who wears it.

Moira Del Rosario
Once immersed in fictional writing at UP Diliman, Moira del Rosario eventually traded imagined worlds for the fast-paced landscape of digital media as a Digital Content Writer for MEGA Asia, covering women’s stories across the region alongside the latest in beauty.
They spotlight women shaping culture today through profiles, exclusive features, and roundups on Asian representation at global fashion events. They also write about beauty through a growing lens—covering makeup, skincare, wellness, nails, and fragrance with curiosity and a strong eye for emerging trends.
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