Showcasing the multi-faceted woman with it’s most iconic brands, Rustan’s celebrates its sapphire anniversary.
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Black zip-up peplum jacket and tailored trousers both by NATORI at RUSTAN’S
ALL SUITED UP
Natori’s ready-to-wear embraces tailoring with textured zip-up jackets and best fitting trousers
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Black velvet cutout dress by TADASHI SHOJI at RUSTAN’S
THE NEW MONARCH
Trust Tadashi Shoji to reinterpret formal wear with capped sleeves and suede cut-outs
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Pink trench coat, and mustard collared shirt both by RICARDO PRETO for RUSTAN’S
GIRL FROM THE BLOCK
Ricardo Preto takes us around the color wheel with unique and ultra-bright colors
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Champagne one-shoulder pleated jumpsuit, brown striped top and trousers all by JILL BY JOJIE at RUSTAN’S
STAND IN LINE
Jill by Jojie goes straight for all forms of stripes via pleats, striped shirts and trousers
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Red pleated skirt (used as a top), black and white knitted off-shoulder top and metallic blue pleated pants all by PIERRO DEL HIERRO at RUSTAN’s
IN THE FOLD
Pierro del Hierro adds femininity to his looks via pleats and metallics
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Blue wrap skirt, green knitted tunic dress and baby blue turtleneck top by LADY at RUSTAN’S
LESS IS MORE
Lady Rustan’s takes on minimalism with solid colored knits and wrap arounds
Frequently Asked Questions
Rustan’s sapphire anniversary marks 65 years of the Philippine department store, founded by Glecy and Bienvenido Tantoco Sr. The anniversary was celebrated with a showcase of the store’s fashion brands, including Natori, Tadashi Shoji, Ricardo Preto, Jill by Jojie, Pierro del Hierro and Lady Rustan’s.
A black zip-up peplum jacket works with tailored trousers for a polished, suited look. In the All Suited Up look, Natori’s ready-to-wear is described as embracing tailoring through textured zip-up jackets and well-fitting trousers, with the peplum adding shape at the waist.
A pink trench coat can be paired with a mustard collared shirt for a color-led outfit, as in the Girl from the Block look by Ricardo Preto for Rustan’s. The designer is described as taking the wearer around the color wheel with ultra-bright, unusual shades.
Stripes and pleats work together in an outfit, as in the Stand in Line look by Jill by Jojie, which pairs a champagne one-shoulder pleated jumpsuit with a brown striped top and trousers. The label is described as embracing all forms of stripes.
Tadashi Shoji’s look in this feature is a black velvet cutout dress, described as reinterpreting formal wear with capped sleeves and suede cut-outs. Called The New Monarch, it is one of six looks from Rustan’s brands that mix tailoring, color, pleats and minimalist knits.
