Admiration is an easy affair when to be loved is to be considered.
If you are loved—truly, deeply loved—you are never just one person. You become a part of someone as they make more room for you. It’s a conscious, consistent act that shows up in small yet sincere gestures. You’re precious, thus you must be cared for. And every day, in every choice they make, they think of you and what matters to you because it now matters to them, too.
Clothing may seem like an unlikely place for such tenderness, but what we wear has always depended on this shared attentiveness. Jojie Lloren’s latest project, J. Lloren Editions, treats design as this exact kind of dialogue. Its inaugural collection brings together the block prints of Joey Cobcobo, the photographs of Kim Montes, and the woven craft of SC Vizcarra—each contributor sharing their own form of care.




J. Lloren Editions Presents Collectible Filipino Ready-to-Wear



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Across the 25-piece collection, Lloren’s relaxed tailoring and neutral palette give Cobcobo, Montes, and Vizcarra plenty of breathing room. Wide trousers accompany a cropped black jacket with a pale photographic patch, while loose shirts fall into asymmetric hems. Dresses hang away from the body in soft volumes, interrupted by cutouts and unexpected slips of contrasting fabric.
“When someone wears a piece from J. LLOREN EDITIONS, they wear the vision of an artist, the craft of makers, and a piece of Filipino culture.”
—JOJIE LLOREN
Lloren intends to create slowly, primarily upon order. Once the garments are complete, the contributors won’t be forgotten.




As these designs are meant to be collectibles, each item will be individually numbered and authenticated, with its provenance entered into the House Archive. Additionally, a portion of the proceeds from every edition will contribute to the J. Lloren Editions Artist Fund. Its proposed initiatives include creative grants and artist royalties, with future efforts intended to support mentorship or the documentation of Philippine craft.
Through this project, Jojie Lloren presents a sincere definition of what it means to truly, deeply, and sustainably love Filipino fashion.
Photographed by KIM MONTES
Frequently Asked Questions
J. Lloren Editions is designer Jojie Lloren’s new collectible ready-to-wear line, launched in collaboration with artist Joey Cobcobo, photographer Kim Montes, and weaving house SC Vizcarra.
The inaugural J. Lloren Editions collection features 25 pieces, combining Lloren’s relaxed tailoring with Joey Cobcobo’s block prints, Kim Montes’ photography, and SC Vizcarra’s woven craft.
Each J. Lloren Editions garment is individually numbered and authenticated, with its provenance recorded in the House Archive, and pieces are made slowly, primarily upon order.
J. Lloren Editions is on view at MaArte Fair in The Peninsula Manila until August 16.
A portion of proceeds from every J. Lloren Editions piece goes toward the J. Lloren Editions Artist Fund, which is proposed to support creative grants, artist royalties, mentorship, and documentation of Philippine craft.

Anya Oxyn
Formerly a stylist who immersed herself intimately within the Philippine fashion circuit for over three years, Anya has refined her transformative, hands-on experience into an insightful voice for MEGA Asia as a Senior Fashion Writer.
Her editorial pursuit possesses three facets: her time as an essayist during her education at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, her extensive experience in digital media and strategic storytelling, and her belief that fashion has a beating heart deeply intertwined with art, culture, society, and humanity itself that is worth uncovering.
Anya’s versatile pen spans a dynamic range of subjects, including emerging local designers, global luxury houses, beauty trends, film and television fashion analysis, cultural op-eds, major events, and beyond.
