Manila FAME
The Design and Lifestyle Event

Considered as the country’s premier design and lifestyle event, Manila FAME is a bi-annual showcase of craftsmanship, design innovation, and artisanship in Philippine products. It features finely selected furniture and home furnishings, holiday gifts and décor, and fashion accessories designed and crafted in the Philippines for the global market.

For the 63rd show edition, Manila FAME returns to its April season to bring the global trade buyers to the optimal buying cycle. It is envisioned to be a specialized one-stop source of high-concept products and an exclusive platform for business matching between choice exporters and buyers.

Organized by the Philippine Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), through the Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (CITEM), Manila FAME is the second-longest running trade show in the Asia Pacific. It is the only trade event in the country approved by the Union des Foires Internationales (UFI), or the Global Association of the Exhibition Industry, a Paris-based association of trade fair organizers founded 90 years ago in Milan, Italy, on 15 April 1925.

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First Filipina Awardee At The US Trade Show Returns To Manila FAME April Exhibition
First Filipina Awardee At The US Trade Show Returns To Manila FAME April Exhibition

Ann Ong has made a name for herself, creating exceptional pieces – bracelets, necklaces, and minaudière – that are worn and adored by the chic and classy women in the country as well as abroad through many international shows in Paris, Frankfurt, Berlin, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Jakarta.

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Y'Ari: The Fluent Object
by Marian Roces

APRIL | 2016

The Fluent Object highlights the intersection of artisanal production in various Philippines villages and the interventions used to modernize this production, with Marian Roces as lead curator. The exhibition showcases textiles, accessories, and ornaments crafted from native materials such as piña silk, beads, pearls, and gold to convey the level of quality that is being matched by modern transformations. With a haute design concept on hand, the exhibit departs from typical trade show approaches.

SPRING FORWARD
by Ito Kish

APRIL | 2016

Spring Forward stages a special setting that showcases handpicked local creations from the country’s craftsmen, artisans, and young designers. Furniture designer and interior design consultant Ito Kish ‘reimagines’ the season of renewal through a symphony of greens and hanging light bulbs, brought together by solid black marble table tops that puts focus on the versatility and the potential of Philippine products.

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