Just wrapped up a nine-day bridal fair exhibit held from July 8 up to the 16th. Thanks to the ever energetic events organizer Mafe Estudillo of MFE Events. What a priveledge to be approved by the Powerplant mall's management as the only fashion designer to put up a showcase of wedding gowns. I learned that some names were not approved at all for whatever reason I leave to the social awareness of the management staff of Rockwell PP Mall. Likewise as the only designer to hold an exhibit along with a limited number of wedding suppliers inside Rustan's Shangri-la Mall late last year. I'ved always believed not in the number of audience who attends bridal fairs and exhibits but the quality of the audience that goes to the event. I would always prioritize a recall of my name meaning that my label in bridal couture continues to exist and that I'm very much present not just in the fashion scene but more so in the ever vibrant bridal industry in the country. I'm not a sore looser. I never blame organizers and judge the measure of their success on the audience turn-out alone. I participate in their events because I believed in them or maybe I have given them the chance to prove their worth in being able to mount an event that is relevant to my career. Cest la vie as they say. You win some, you loose some. But I think the most important thing here is taking that chance. As they say "you'll never know that the filling on the pie is good or not unless you've tried it".
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