Designed by Jayne

04/09/2026

MISS HADANG FESTIVAL QUEEN 2026❤️
BEST IN FESTIVAL COSTUME 👑✨🌊

BAHANDI SAN KAILADMAN

From the waters of Malajog comes a living treasure—its vibrant coral reefs, a blessing woven into the identity of Calbayog. Tonight, she celebrates their beauty and gives thanks for their abundance, reminding us that the treasures we inherit are treasures we must protect. For this is not just Malajog’s beauty—it is Calbayog’s heritage.

Designer: Jayne Plasabas

04/09/2026

MISS HADANG FESTIVAL QUEEN 2026
FESTIVAL COSTUME

SALUD CALBAYOG: Handog sa Hadang

Inspired by the Hadang Festival of Calbayog City, this costume honors the ancient ritual of thanksgiving. The intricate gold and red patterns on the bodysuit represent traditional Pintados tattoos, symbolizing the bravery and heritage of Samar’s early warriors. The bold red, pink, and black feathers capture the energy of the Hadang ritual dance, while the red offering pot represents the gifts presented to the spirits in gratitude for peace and a good harvest.

Designer: Jayne Plasabas
Production staff: Yajra Alegria Equibal

03/09/2026

MISS HADANG FESTIVAL QUEEN 2026
FESTIVAL QUEEN

BABAYLAN

Inspired by the revered Babaylan of Samar, this national costume pays homage to the spiritual guides, healers, and guardians of ancestral traditions. Rich indigenous details, natural elements, and symbolic ornaments reflect the deep connection between people, nature, and the spirit world. A powerful tribute to Samar’s heritage, carrying the wisdom of the past into the celebration of Hadang Festival.

Designer: Jayne Plasabas
Production staff: Yajra Alegria Equibal

03/09/2026

MISS HADANG FESTIVAL QUEEN 2026
FESTIVAL COSTUME

TINAPA

This radiant creation pays homage to our beloved tinapa, the heart and soul of our local heritage and livelihood. Crafted with intricate woven details and warm golden-amber tones, every element mirrors the iconic smoked fish that Calbayog is renowned for: the sculpted fish structures symbolize our bountiful coastal harvest, the traditional weaving echoes the time-honored methods passed down through generations of our skilled fishers and vendors, and the rich golden hues honor tinapa as our city’s precious treasure from the sea. More than a costume, it stands for our community’s resilience, industry, and deep gratitude to the waters that sustain us—celebrating tinapa not just as a delicacy, but as the enduring pride, identity, and spirit of the people of Calbayog City, Samar.

Designer: Jayne Plasabas

03/09/2026

Greetings everyone!

To all my wonderful clients and supporters,
I want to express my deepest gratitude for your continued trust in my craft. Being a part of your moments and bringing visions to life means the world to me.

Please note that I am currently unable to accommodate any costume rentals at this time. Operations for rentals will resume in November/December 2026.

Thank you so much for your patience, understanding, and ongoing love and support. I can’t wait to create with you again soon! ✨

Love, Jayne Plasabas 🫶🏻

28/08/2026

Good luck to these two gorgeous ladies for the Cultural Costume segment later! 👑✨

Two different stories, one unforgettable showcase. 🧡💚

28/08/2026

06/08/2026

Mutya han San Jose De Buan!

KALINAYAN - a special variety of rice is the most Common agricultural product of San Jose de Buan, The costume shows a transition from "Black harvest" that represent Kaingin as an old farming method for land cultivation to " Golden harvest" the new and sustainable agriculture. It is a battle cry for an environmental message, Stop Kaingin, Save our Forests; Embrace natural farming for greener and sustainable future"

Designer: Jayne Plasabas
Production staff: Arjay Equibal and Irish Joy Patrimonio
Handler/ Makeup artist: Bebie Bacaltos
Hair: Jessy Jabonero

06/08/2026

Mutya han Marabut!

Daralinga han Marabut (Daraga han Panalinga or Maiden of Furniture)

Mutya han Marabut Cultural Filipiniana Gown is inspired by the municipality's renowned furniture-making industry, one of its proudest livelihoods. Featuring intricate wood-inspired carvings, rich mahogany tones, and elegant details, the design reflects the artistry and craftsmanship of Marabut's skilled furniture makers. More than a stunning ensemble, it celebrates the town's cultural heritage, creativity, and the enduring legacy of its local artisans.

Designer: Jayne Plasabas
Production staff: Arjay Equibal and Irish Joy Patrimonio
Handler/ HMUA: KC Asis