The formal Filipino dress for women is called a "terno" or "baro't saya." It typically consists of a fitted blouse with butterfly sleeves and a long, floor-length skirt. The ensemble is often made of delicate fabrics such as piña (pineapple fiber), jusi (silk), or organza, and is adorned with intricate embroidery, beadwork, or lace. The terno is usually worn with a matching or complementing shawl called a "tapis" and accessorized with statement jewelry and a small clutch bag.
For men, the formal Filipino dress is the "barong Tagalog." This traditional attire consists of a lightweight, embroidered shirt made of piña, jusi, or cocoon silk, paired with dress pants. The barong Tagalog is typically worn untucked and can be accessorized with cufflinks, a belt, and dress shoes. It is often worn to formal events such as weddings, graduations, and government functions.
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