Photographed by Jones Palteng. Photo courtesy of Unaricci
From custom creations to ready-to-wear pieces, Filipino clothing label Unaricci offers matching looks for every milestone
Twinning may not be a new concept, but it has been revived time and again throughout fashion cycles. Gucci, for instance, cast 68 pairs of twins in coordinated outfits during their Spring 2023 show. This trend also translated to the streets, where twinning duos are attending major fashion week events. There’s even a suggestion that there might be a science to matching outfits, especially when it comes to coordinating with your co-workers.
In the Philippines, the clothing label Unaricci creates twinning ensembles that are more than just a fleeting trend; they are a thoughtful expression of connection. Founded by designer Nina Ricci Eleazar, the brand draws inspiration from celebrating life’s milestones through coordinated looks, from mother-and-daughter dresses to matching family ensembles. Whether it’s a baptism, prom, or milestone birthday, Unaricci brings “shared stories to life through clothing tailored for any size, gender, or occasion.”
Beyond custom work, Eleazar’s fashion label also recently launched ready-to-wear collections in matching sets for adults, teens, and kids. According to the brand, their sets are particularly popular among moms and daughters, who “enjoy creating twinning moments that feel both fun and sentimental.”
While twinning doesn’t mean always wearing identical outfits; it’s also about creating harmony through coordinated color, fabrics, and shapes. Eleazar’s designs are crafted with attention to detail with fabrics that move well, flattering silhouettes, and pieces that are translated into flowy dresses, polished separates, and playful children’s costumes. These garments are made for anyone to transition easily from formal to casual settings.
The coming year is also shaping up for Eleazar, Unaricci, and expansion into newer concepts. She is set to be featured in the highly anticipated relaunch of Philippine Fashion Week in early 2025, where she will showcase her signature style. Alongside this, her latest line, Nina Eleazar, will continue to expand, offering refined linen pieces, resort wear, and wearable luxury.
“Proudly Filipino-made, our clothing brands will continue to evolve yet remain the same: a humble, God-fearing clothing label, retailer, and manufacturing company,” shares Eleazar.
For more information, visit Unaricci’s official website.
