UP CHE Clothing, Textiles and Interior Design Department

The DCTID warmly congratulates its five faculty members on being awarded the ONE UP Professorial Chair and Faculty Grant Award for 2025–2027.

Outstanding Teaching and Public Service

Asst. Prof. Kristyn T. Caragay

Asst. Prof. Candy Mae M. Maristela

Asst. Prof. Ma. Teresa P. Quevedo

Asst. Prof. Maria Monica E. Rayala

Asst. Prof. Maria Josephine T. Lumawig

This recognition honors outstanding excellence in teaching, research/creative work, and public service. Your dedication continues to inspire our department and the wider UP community. Congratulations!

Presenting the upcoming BSCT Graduation Fashion Show "Tagpi-Tagpi". ✨Catch it this Saturday at the IBG-KAL Theatre, UP Diliman.

🎟️ Get your tickets here: tinyurl.com/TagpiTagpiTickets

✨Hold space for the night where we cross a world full of fantasies ✨

📣 This December 13, 2025, TAGPI-TAGPI: A UPD Graduation Fashion Show, takes the stage at the IBG-KAL Theater in UP Diliman. Witness the creations of the students of BS Clothing Technology Batch 2026 as they unveil their graduation collections!

🎟️Tickets will go on sale tomorrow, November 6, 2025. Be part of our journey as we go down the rabbit hole of different realities 👁️

Poster designed by 🎨

Co-presented by:
UP ACTS ()


In partnership with:
PUP Icons ()
Lomography Philippines ()

Official Studio Sponsor:
SUHA Studios (.studios)

Bringing holiday cheer with the handcrafted tree ornaments from the ID 44 classes. (Thank you to Dr. Adelaida V. Mayo for donating the tree. 🩷)

A heart for service and an eye for creativity.

The Department of Clothing, Textiles, and Interior Design presents: Silid at Sinulid: Mga Sari-Saring Perspektibo ng Ginhawa sa Espasyo at Pananamit.

To launch this event, it will showcase undergraduate studies done by students from ID 191: Seminar in Interior Design, CTech 197: Topics in Clothing and Textiles. In January, selected MID students and CTID Faculty members will be sharing their researches focused on space and clothing.

For the events this December, we invite you to register and join the event and listen to our students discuss issues within interior design and clothing technology with regard to human well-being.

Schedule:
• December 09, 2025 - Session 1 BSID Research Colloquium (1:00 PM - 4:00 PM)
• December 10, 2025 - Session 2 BSID Research Colloquium (1:00 PM - 4:00 PM)
• December 12, 2025 - Session 3 BSCT Research Colloquium (1:00 PM - 5:00 PM)
• January 2026 - MID and CTID Faculty Session (Final schedule TBA)

For further information about the Online Research Colloquium Sessions here:

📁 ⁦https://bit.ly/CTIDProgFlow⁩

Kindly refer to the link below to register for the CTID Research Colloquium on December 9, 10, and 12

For BS ID
🔗 ⁦https://bit.ly/SilidAtSinulid-BSID-RegistrationForm⁩

For BS CT
🔗 ⁦https://bit.ly/SilidAtSinulid-BSCT-RegistrationForm⁩

We are looking forward for your support and attendance!

A glimpse into the next Clothing Technology Graduation Fashion Show! Stay tuned and follow as they unveil more of their creations and fantasies.✨

A glimpse behind the seams… 🪡📸 Meet the visionaries behind the fantasy very soon ✨ #IntoTheFantasy Photos captured with the LomoApparat 21 mm Wide-angle Camera 🎞 and the Lomo’Instant Square Glass Camera 📸 courtesy of Lomography Philippines Official Studio Sponsor: SUHA Studios Also brought to you by: Jollibee Lomography Philippines Neo Pizzeria #TagpiTagpi #UPDGradShow

In 1959, Dr. Leonarda Jurado started a collection of Filipino historical garments for her courses under the Clothing, Textiles, and Related Arts (CTRA) program. The collection was intended to help students have better appreciation of and learn more about the development of costume and dress in the Philippines.

Over the years, her collection had expanded through contributions from faculty, alumni and acquaintances. Upon her retirement, the Department of Clothing, Textiles and Interior Design (CTID) took on the role of custodian. For years, the collection and its space were known as the CHE Costume Museum. It is then proposed to be renamed as the "Jurado Study Collection" in honor of the professor who started it all.

Catch the anniversary exhibition of the Jurado Study Collection on its last week!

👗 Exhibit runs until October 30, 2025
🕒 Open Tuesday-Friday, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
🏛️ 4th floor Exhibit Hall, CHE Museum, UP Diliman

For CHE Undergrad 3rd Year Standing Students

Copy and paste the link below to download the form:
https://tinyurl.com/UNDERGRADpreeval

Submit your accomplished forms at the CHE student records section

Based on artist Catherine Sarah Young’s Masks for a Warming World, this project explores innovative designs for wearable gas masks as creative responses to the climate crisis. The exhibit showcases selected works from the Climate Change Couture Workshop held on September 8, 2025, alongside pieces from previous editions of the series.

With the design expertise of ID 151 students under the guidance of Ms. Divine Albano and Ms. Aia Lopez, the exhibit will be on view at the CHE Museum from September 12 to 30, 2025.