Cebu-based jewelry brand Diagold just marked its 15th anniversary last July 10, 2023 with a grand celebration and a new collection of diamond pieces carefully designed in 14k and 18k gold settings. Their anniversary collection aimed to showcase the modern Filipina spirit—one that embraces her Filipino roots while confidently making her mark on the global stage.
To bring this new collection to life, Diagold collaborated with six renowned Filipino designers, a mix of talents from Cebu and Manila, for a luxurious fashion show that featured brand ambassadors Pia Wurtzbach and Small Laude on the catwalk. Each designer added their unique touch to the show. See how they intertwined their stunning creations with Diagold's luscious jewelry ahead:
LOOK: Diagold’s 15th Anniversary Fashion Show in Cebu
Philip Rodriguez
Kicking off the show with a splash of ocean-inspired pieces was Philip Rodriguez. His pieces, reminiscent of corals and jellyfish, were brought to life using enchanting two-toned taffeta. Pia Wurtzbach opened the runway, donning a jaw-dropping two-toned red and burnt-orange gown and the most stunning pear-cut Diagold jewelry that set the tone for an unforgettable evening.
Michael Leyva
Michael Leyva unveiled a range that took us from grand ball gowns to sultry evening dresses and flirty cocktail attire. Each piece was a testament to the designer's creativity, and the Diagold pieces added the perfect touch of opulence to the ensemble.
Puey Quiñones
Lending his artistic flair to Diagold for the first time was Puey Quiñones, a designer renowned for his bold and dramatic creations. His pieces were a blend of bright colors and neutrals that brought beautiful motion to the catwalk.
Jojie Lloren
Jojie Lloren, another first-time collaborator with Diagold, brought a timeless and sleek all-black collection to the stage. Each piece celebrated the enigmatic allure of black, and when paired with Diagold, it became a truly mesmerizing spectacle.
Jun Escario
Jun Escario's vibrant creations lit up the stage with solid colors and flowing gowns. He brought to life a collection that epitomized the vivacity of Filipino design.
Cary Santiago
Cary Santiago closed the fashion show with a breathtaking collection of black pieces adorned with embellishments that didn't overshadow the exquisite Diagold pieces. The designs were a triumph, a fitting tribute to the essence of Diagold's opulence. Small Laude, radiant and bubbly as ever, was the grand finale of the show.
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