Back to school, back to florals
MANILA, Philippines - Bayo and Kids of Bayo stay true to their clean and classic brand image with their newest collections.
For Kids of Bayo, there are soft stripes, solid colors, and fun and vibrant prints such as ribbons, florals, and hearts.
The collection portrays the different moments in a girl’s school life. For an out-of-town school trip, she can explore in a romantic and soft feminine Hara dress. For those lazy moments where she just wants to read and study, she can review in a loose, comfy, white, printed Kelsey top or Jassie top paired with Stevie leggings. For those rainy and cold days, she can keep herself warm in a classic and elegant pale pink Odele blazer over a Lari top, and matched with a Nori skirt.
Bayo brings back soft pastel colors and flower prints. Women can stay fresh and young with looks such as the new romantics and the pastoral.
Bring out a sophisticated innocent demure country look with the pink sheer light Devina blouse and Dylan shorts. Go modern in the elegant striped Golda blouse and the white high-waist Zusette shorts. Inspired by the open fields, for a classic pastoral look is a creamy soft yellow Selma dress.
Florals are back in full bloom, depicting innocence, charm and flirtatious sweetness. For a very feminine look, women can wear the Belle dress as is or for those who want to have little edgy flair can choose to wear it under an Inna Jacket. Be playful and have fun in the bright, sunny, yellow Iona dress.
Bayo Stores are at all Ayala Malls, all SM Supermalls, Shangri-La Mall, Greenhills Shopping Center, Robinsons Galleria, Rockwell, Eastwood Mall, Podium, Robinsons Ermita, Festival Mall, Sta. Lucia East, Robinsons Metro East, Robinsons Bacolod, Chimes Davao, Cagayan de Oro, KCC Mall Gensan, Tacloban City, E-Mall Naga City, Tagum City, Dumaguete, Zamboanga, Digos City, and Marquee Mall.
Kids of Bayo are at TriNoma, Glorietta Mall, Greenbelt 5, Rockwell, and Shangri-La Mall, Alabang Town Center, SM Megamall, Eastwood, Robinsons Midtown, Robinsons Bacolod, and Chimes Davao.
