ArteFino Resort 2025: Filipino styles and designs inspired by Resort Living
By Luis Espiritu, The Daily Tribune
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ArteFino founders — Maritess Pineda, Mita Rufino, Cedie Lopez Vargas, Susie Quiros and Marimel Francisco — drew initial inspiration from the idea of exploring the many islands of the archipelago.
They shared, “We have a total of 30 Filipino brands joining us for this year’s pop-up, each one hailing from different parts of the country that have their distinct set of fabrics, weaves, patterns and styles. As a general idea, we wanted to transport guests of the resort pop-up to all these beautiful regions of the country. We wanted to invite everyone to travel the Philippines through their senses.”
ArteFino Resort Returns With A Line-up Of Summer Essentials
By Pilar Gonzales, Lifestyle Asia
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“It’s summer all year round in the Philippines,” Francisco adds. “This doesn’t only mean that every day is ideal for traveling around the country. Tropical weather also influences the way we dress as a people. In many ways, resort or summer dressing is innate to us Filipinos. Our designers, artisans, makers, and brand owners are naturally inclined to utilizing lightweight local weaves, vibrant colors, tropical-inspired patterns and ornaments that invoke year-long summers.”
Artefino pop-up inspired by Filipino style, resort living
by The POST in Fashion
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Exploring the many islands of the archipelago was a key idea that sparked inspiration for ArteFino Resort 2025. Marimel Francisco shares, “We have a total of 30 Filipino brands joining us for this year’s edition. Each one hails from different parts of the country that have distinct sets of fabrics, weaves, patterns and styles. As a general idea, we wanted to transport guests of the resort pop-up to all these beautiful regions of the country. We wanted to invite everyone to travel the Philippines through their senses.”
ARTEFINO RESORT 2025: Filipino Style and Design Inspired by Resort Living
by BLNC
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“Tropical resort living is characteristic of Philippine culture. You will see this in the easy silhouettes, the tropical color palettes, choice of breezy fabrics, and even the use of natural materials."
ArteFino RESORT 2025: The Filipino Brands That Editors and Personalities Wear to Look Cool in Summer
by Sean Castelo III, MEGA
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The sun doesn’t clock out in the Philippines. It is paramount, casting golden streaks on palm leaves, bouncing off white-sand shores, and settling into our everyday lives. At ArteFino RESORT 2025, the endless summer finds its way into clothes that breathe with the heat, accessories that echo the islands, and pieces that don’t just look good on a vacation, but make life itself feel like one.
ArteFino Resort 2025 puts a fresh take on island style
by Yoniel Acebuche, PhilStar Life
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This year's pop-up event brings the best of Philippine design to the forefront, offering a curated selection of resort wear, accessories, and home essentials that are perfect for the sunny days ahead.
Style Weekend: Enjoy the sunny days at these art and music festivals, local markets, and film screenings
by John Legaspi, Manila Bulletin
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Discover the ArteFino Resort pop-up, a tightly curated selection of the best resort wear. Shop mindful summer essentials, from breezy linens to handcrafted accessories, and get ready for your next tropical adventure. Explore exquisite collections of this season’s must-haves from distinguished Filipino brands at ArteFino Resort.
ArteFino returns for resort season
by Business World
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LIFESTYLE fair ArteFino is coming back on March 6 to 9 at the North and South Court of Powerplant Mall in Rockwell, Makati. The lifestyle fair is jumping on the Resort Collection bandwagon with wares designed for the coming summer months. Brands include Pinas Sadya, Barba, R. Filart, del, Maison Métisse, Farah Abu, Golden Monstera, Good Luck Humans; Coco & Tres, Jhaz Footwear, Arao, and Jor-El Espina Swim, among others. Admission is free.
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