Timeline by RALPH MICHAEL TAN

Pre-Colonial

rtan36 — 2025-07-29 04:56:27 UTC

Pre-Colonial Filipinos emphasizes an artistic way in terms of fashion with tattoos depicting achievements and the clothes, which is a fabric for undergarments

Colonial Philippines

rtan36 — 2025-07-29 04:59:48 UTC

During the Colonial Era, most of the men wear Barong Tagalog, while the female wears Filipiniana (Traje de Mestiza)

Contemporary Philippines

rtan36 — 2025-07-29 05:04:07 UTC

In the present day, most of the Filipinos, especially the youth and the Gen-z generation, expresses their fashion with baggy clothes and modern clothing. They are commonly called as “geng-geng” to the norms.

Cultural Intervention and Loss

rtan36 — 2025-07-29 05:06:43 UTC

The reason why these things are almost abolished is because of acculturation, which made the more traditional clothing loss relevancy because of a larger norm practices—which happened during colonization. The modernization also has changed because of globalization and influence to media.