Layer, mix and match, dress it up or dress it down—it’s about time the barong is worn every day, beyond the confines of the office or formal occasions. From coat barongs to shirt jacks and ...

as the country’s official formal wear. More recently, the barong Tagalog — which translates loosely to “dress of the Philippines” and is often abbreviated to barong — has surged in ...

Except for a few minor changes, the Barong Tagalog, the formal men's wear ... Tie" it means both men and women are to come in formal dress. Black is the best color for this suit.

When crafted with attention to fit and form, the barong Tagalog can instantly elevate the look of the wearer. It’s de rigueur at weddings and most formal occasions, and is traditionally paired ...

Trudeau again wore the embroidered formal shirt ... ‘baro’ means dress, and ‘Tagalog’ refers to the native people of Luzon, the biggest island in the archipelago. The Barong Tagalog ...

Typically worn by men, the Barong is reserved for formal occasions such as weddings ... with trousers and dress shoes. It’s characterised by elements such as buttons that travel half way down ...