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This post was originally published on this siteOut of Town Blog Manila Prince Hotel Presents Gown Designed by Renowned Designer Ryan Chris Manila Prince Hotel highlights Filipino artistry by showcasing a stunning gown by renowned fashion and wedding designer Ryan Chris in its showroom. He was one of the featured designers at the hotel’s inaugural Manila Bridal Fair, held on July 26 and 27, 2024, at the Grand Ballroom. The event featured a bridal fashion show where Ryan’s designs impressed audiences with their blend of modern elegance and sophistication. Ryan Chris DesignsRyan Chris Designs As the CEO and President of Ryan Chris House of Fashion, he has established a brand characterized by timeless elegance combined with a modern fit. Inspired by classic bridal styles, Ryan prefers refined silhouettes, gentle ivory shades, and understated details that remain beautiful over the years. His designs frequently feature elements from Philippine heritage, celebrating traditional craftsmanship while adding a modern twist. Ryan’s love for fashion started in childhood when his grandmother gave him a wedding-themed coloring book, which sparked a long-lasting interest in bridal gowns. In school, he often sketched dresses, and classmates eagerly selected their favorites. Ryan Chris Gowns “I began in the wedding

This post was originally published on this siteOut of Town Blog Malibay’s Food, Faith, Feast, and Fabled Past On a typical day, Malibay appears as a standard urban community and shopping district close to Pasay City’s provincial bus terminals. Wowow Tapsilugaw However, at sunset, the neighborhood comes alive with the glow of neon signs and local dining spots illuminating the narrow streets, turning it into a vibrant street food destination. Despite its simplicity and the ongoing difficulty visitors face in finding parking, the area consistently attracts food enthusiasts eager to enjoy affordable, delicious food and drinks. The lively atmosphere of Bangkok’s night food streets and Singaporean hawkers likely appeals to millennials, Gen Z, and white-collar workers alike, all seeking a budget-friendly food crawl. Locals and guests can select from a wide range of meals, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, iced drinks, shakes, coffee, desserts, and various small treats. The Malibay food colony offers more than just typical street snacks on sticks like tusok-tusok; it features cozy, Instagram-friendly, and intimate restaurants that could easily be part of a shopping mall. What makes these restaurants interesting is their local, home-grown character, showcasing the entrepreneurial spirit of the people of Pasay. In the