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Pangasinan’s Local Designers Invited to Compete in PROJECT MASANTING

LINGAYEN, PANGASINAN — Fashion enthusiasts and designers in Pangasinan are gearing up for an opportunity to showcase their talents through the provincial government’s launching of ‘Project Masanting,’ the 1st Provincial designer’s Camp.

Project Masanting is an initiative of the Provincial Government of Pangasinan, led by Governor Ramon V. Guico III. The project aims to search for talented designers to become the Official Wardrobe Providers for Limgas na Pangasinan 2026.

Pangasinan First Lady Maan Tuazon-Guico, the chairperson of Limgas na Pangasinan and the brains behind Project Masanting, has been instrumental in transforming the pageant into a grand event that showcases the beauty, talent, and culture of Pangasinan.

Under Mrs. Guico’s leadership, Limgas na Pangasinan has become a platform for promoting local culture, heritage, and creativity, with winners representing the province in national beauty tilts. Emphasizing the importance of celebrating the “ganda at galing” (beauty and talent) of Pangasinense women, an individual platform for local designers was included as well.

Project Masanting is open to all Pangasinan fashion visionaries, and interested designers can apply through the online form https://forms.gle/GLAEBXCw7YrMpfDk9 . The deadline for application is February 6, 2026.

The project aims to discover the best of the best in Pangasinan’s fashion industry, providing a platform for local designers to showcase their skills and creativity. The selected designers will get the chance to work with the Limgas na Panagsinan 2026 candidates, showcasing their designs on the grand stage.

Camp dates are slated from March 16 to 20, 2026.

So, what are you waiting for? Sign up now!

(Ruby F. Rayat | PIMRO)

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