On its fourth run, Manila Fashion Festival adds two new elements to its lineup of events. The first is the presentation of the graduating batches from the School of Fashion and the Arts (SoFA) and iAcademy. The second is Manila Fashion Festival’s partnership with Zalora Philippines, which enables the designers’ collections to be available for pre-order as they come down the catwalk.

See some of the highlights of day four:

ARIN AW 2016 features a woman of high city sensibilities.

ARIN AW 2016

ARIN AW 2016

Bengt Enrique experimented with prints and textures for AW 2016.

Bengt Enrique AW 2016

Bengt Enrique AW 2016

Brit Tipudio AW 2016 features clothes with portraits and sleek tailoring.

Brit Tipudio AW 2016

Brit Tipudio AW 2016

Esme Palaganas AW 2016 played with a black and white palette.

Esme Palaganas AW 2016

Esme Palaganas AW 2016

Drapes and flaterring shapes dominate Teofila by Anthony Ramirez AW 2016.

Anthony Ramirez AW 2016

Anthony Ramirez AW 2016

Tony Evan AW 2016 focused on sophisticated nightwear.

Tony Evan AW 2016

Tony Evan AW 2016 

Glittery embellishments take over Azucar AW 2016

Azucar AW 2016

Azucar AW 2016

Comfortable and edgy pieces make up Banggo Niu AW 2016

Banggo Niu AW 2016

Banggo Niu AW 2016

Jaz Cerezo AW 2016 features classic cuts on morning and evening dresses, tops and pants.

Jaz Cerezo AW 2016

Jaz Cerezo AW 2016

Pablo Cabahug AW 2016 features a mix of polished eveningwear, with a special focus on solid colours.

Pablo Cabahug AW 2016

Pablo Cabahug AW 2016

Closing the festival is Randy Ortiz’ AW 2016 collection, which combines formal and casual for the men and blends together drama and elegance for the women.

Randy Ortiz’ AW 2016

Randy Ortiz’ AW 2016