Covered Faces, Uncovered Truths: The Grand Hausse Anchors Their Belief In Finding Inner Beauty Through Fashion

For the emerging fashion label, clothing and style are about celebrating one’s self in full confidence and authenticity

Faceless masks cover the identities of the mannequins, models and murals, and according to the founder Micah Sy, is a symbol that challenges the need for external validation. “The masks worn by our models represent a deliberate detachment from ego and the superficial judgments of society,” explains Micah. “By covering their faces, we emphasize that what truly matters is not what others see in you, but what we know and feel within ourselves; it’s about expressing and remembering who we truly are.”

This not only serves as a reminder of the house’s core values, but is also deliberate in its simplistic and featureless composition. These masks help accentuate each garment’s maximalist codes, suggesting that every woman deserves to celebrate herself every single day, not to impress others.

At the fashion house’s boutiques, a sophisticated European-Filipino fusion style that marries the comfort and quality of European fashion with the rich cultural heritage of the Philippines is presented. Their line includes blouses reimagined in the styles of traditional Barong TagalogBarong TagalogThe lightweight, embroidered formal shirt that serves as the Philippines' national formalwear for men. Worn untucked and traditionally made from piña or jusi, the barong appears at weddings, state events,Go to Barong Tagalog Glossary tailored from premium European fabrics. These pieces are crafted from breathable, lightweight and comfortable textiles that boast a relaxed fit for adaptability, transitioning effortlessly from day to night and casual to formal occasions.

Their collection extends to Terno dresses, tops and bottoms, characterized by bold, vibrant colors typical of European aesthetics, that are each accentuated with Filipino-inspired embroideries that include ethnic, geometrical, and floral patterns that pay homage to the Philippines’ diverse ethnic groups. AccessoriesAccessoriesThe finishing pieces of an outfit, including bags, belts, scarves, hats, eyewear, and jewelry. Accessories can elevate a simple look or define it entirely, and fashion editors often treat themGo to Accessories Glossary also enhance each ensemble with a touch of European elegance and refinement, transforming each outfit into a distinctive statement piece that speaks toward cultural bridging and stylistic innovation, adding to its unique visual identity.

Apart from The Grand Hausse’s garments, Its boutique also houses its own selection of jewelryJewelryDecorative adornments worn on the body, from fine pieces in gold, diamonds, and pearls to fashion jewelry made of accessible materials. Jewelry completes an outfit and often holds sentimental orGo to Jewelry Glossary, home living wares, and an in-house Designer café, that each play up the European-Filipino fusion, fashion on plate established by its founder. Visit The Grand Hausse’s flagship boutique, located at 669 Quezon Avenue, Quezon City, 1114 Metro Manila.