“I have a pair of trousers from my dad way back in the 90s. I got them altered and wore them every week for two years. It opened my eyes that clothing is meant to be worn multiple times. I think people are scared to wear something for a long period of time because they might be called ‘baduy’, meaning unfashionable in Tagalog.” Stylist-turned-designer @alyannaferrer launched her namesake label after learning about sustainability over lockdown in 2020. Upcycling both used and unused clothing, Ferrer transforms them into timeless pieces with a minimalist edge that will keep your fashion game strong for the long run. From Hella Pinay Issue 02, “3 Filipino Fashion Designers Redefining Sustainable Fashion” by @camaybraham – also featuring Isabel Sicat of @toqa.tv and @riotasoclothing. Photo from REISSUE COLLECTION VOL. 01, a progressive collection of reissued pieces made from old, unwanted, and deadstock materials