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Francis Libiran
Born (1973-12-08) December 8, 1973 (age 50)
Label(s)Francis Libiran™, Francis Libiran Bridal
PartnerChristian Mark Jacobs (2017–present)
Awards
  • Metrowear Icon 2013
  • Men Who Matter 2017
  • Global Pinoy Awardee 2019

Francis Aldrich Libiran (born December 8, 1973) is a Filipino fashion designer and creative director of his eponymous brand known for his haute couture collections and creations in the Philippines. His signature works include art deco ensembles,[1][2] wearable architecture,[3][4] and embellished gowns with intricate beadwork.[5][6][7]

Hailed as the Philippine "designer to the stars" by several media outlets,[8][9][10] Libiran's works have been featured in several international fashion shows, weddings, galas, and pageants throughout the decades.[11][12] Some of his most notable pieces include the winning gowns of Miss World 2013 Megan Young and Miss International 2016 Kylie Verzosa,[13][14] the wedding dresses of Pauleen Luna and Hidilyn Diaz,[15][16] and the official barong parade uniforms of the Philippine athletes at the 2019 and 2021 Southeast Asian Games.[17][18] He headlined the Canada Philippine Fashion Week 2013 in Toronto, Canada and became the sole Filipino representative at the Sakura Collection 2013 in Tokyo, Japan.[19][20] He has since established a fashion house in Quezon City and a retail store in Makati City, among other ventures.[21]

Libiran married American businessman Christian Mark Jacobs in 2017, drawing support from advocates of same-sex marriage in the Philippines.[22][23] For his work, he was awarded as the Metrowear Icon 2013 by Metro Magazine for his contributions on promoting Philippine fashion globally.[24]

Life and career

1973–1997: Early life and education

Francis Aldrich Libiran was born on December 8, 1973,[25][26] to Francisco Libiran and Rebecca Libiran (née Ramos).[21] Libiran is one of six children and came from a conservative Christian family living in Ayala Alabang, Muntinlupa.[21] His maternal grandmother worked as a leather bag and furniture designer.[27] At the age of eight, Libiran discreetly gained interest in sketching long dresses and wedding gowns at the back of his notebook, picturing Hollywood artists wearing his creations.[26]

While his siblings pursued medical and allied professions, Libiran studied architecture at the University of Santo Tomas.[21][27] Two years after attaining his license degree, he took a course in Fashion Design at the Fashion Institute of the Philippines.[27] At age 20, after his father noticed the absence of Libiran's then-girlfriend for two years, he came out to his parents as gay.[21]

1998-2010: Njork to Francis Libiran™

With PHP 50,000 on hand, the money he saved from working as a draftsman in an architectural firm in Makati, Libiran launched his fashion business Njork at Scout Fernandez, Quezon City with business partners Arsi Baltazar and Miguel Leyva, renting the space from his grandmother.[21] Initially focusing on bespoke suits and polos, he was commissioned by his first three clients to make prom gowns.[21] He made a tri-color ruched gown in layers of chiffon costing PHP 10,000 each, eventually handing them over for a lesser price of PHP 3,000 per piece and charging it to experience.[21] On the same month, he produced his first wedding gown for one of his neighbors and cried during their ceremony, cementing his shift to focus on designing wedding dresses.[21][28] Through word-of-mouth, Libiran gained attention among the elite, specifically plus-size clients who were rejected by top designers with only model sizes.[21]

By 2005, Leyva had migrated to the United States permanently.[21] Libiran suggested to Baltazar a change on their company branding, renaming Njork into Francis Libiran™.[27][28] The revamp included upgrades to their office, showroom, logo, packaging, and services.[27]

Actress Kim Chiu approached Libiran to make three custom gowns for her debut celebration on April 26, 2008.[29] Aired on ABS-CBN the following month as the special feature "My Girl Turns 18", Libiran received praise for the gowns, specifically Chiu's pink ballgown with an embellished top for her grand entrance.[30]

2011-2016: America's Next Top Model, Miss World, and expansion

In 2011, producer Michael Carandang tasked Libiran to produce 12 couture gowns made of Hello Kitty merchandise for the 18th cycle of The CW's America's Next Top Model after having previously worked with Filipino designers Michael Cinco and Oliver Tolentino.[31] The ensembles took three months to assemble, challenging Libiran as the actual products were only shipped by Sanrio after his designs were approved. Aside the collection, Libiran collaborated with actress/host Anne Curtis and photographer Mark Nicdao for his featurette in the program.[32] The episode featuring the set pieces originally aired on April 25, 2012 to unanimous acclaim from the Philippine media.[33]

[34]

2017-2019: Marriage, SEA Games, and Dare to Dream

2020-present: Simply FL and Miss Universe

Top-ten songs

2022

Key

Symbol Meaning
 ◁  Indicates song's top 10 entry was also its top 10 debut
List of Philippine top ten singles that peaked in 2022
Top ten

entry date

Single Artist(s) Peak Peak date Weeks in

top ten

Ref.
Singles from 2022
February 19 "Pano" ◁ Philippines Zack Tabudlo 1 February 19 17 [35][36][37][38]
"Habang Buhay" ◁ 2 February 19 15 [35][36][37][38]
"Every Summertime" ◁ NIKI 3 February 19 10 [35][36][37][38]
"Pagsamo" ◁ Philippines Arthur Nery 4 February 19 19 [35][36][37][38]
"Ikaw Lang" ◁ Philippines Nobita 3 April 9 19 [35][39][36][38]
"We Don't Talk About Bruno" ◁ Encanto cast 6 February 19 2
"PSG" ◁ Philippines Al James 7 February 19 3
"Easy on Me" ◁ Adele 6 February 26 4
"Paraluman" ◁ Philippines Adie 6 March 5 16
"All Too Well (Taylor's Version)" ◁ Taylor Swift 8 March 26 8
March 5 "Jikjin" Treasure 7 March 5 1
"Ghost" Justin Bieber 6 April 2 9
March 12 "Diwata" Philippines Sam Concepcion 4 March 19 5 [40][41]
March 19 "Darari" Treasure 8 March 19 3
April 9 "Binibini" Philippines Zack Tabudlo 9 April 16 3
April 16 "Asan Ka Na Ba" Philippines Zack Tabudlo 3 April 16 7 [42]
April 30 "Sun and Moon" ◁ Anees 1 May 7 11 [43][44][45]
"As It Was" Harry Styles 4 June 4 6 [43][46]
"Payphone" ◁ Maroon 5 featuring Wiz Khalifa 7 April 30 1
May 7 "Angel Baby" Troye Sivan 1 June 11 26 [44][47][48]
May 14 "Isa Lang" Philippines Arthur Nery 3 May 14 15 [49]
"Zoom" ◁ Jessi 4 May 14 4 [49]
May 21 "Rosas" Philippines Nica del Rosario featuring Gab Pangilinan 2 May 21 1 [50][51]
June 4 "Until I Found You" Stephen Sanchez 3 December 24 22 [52][46]
"Kagome" Philippines Lo Ki 7 June 11 13
"Line Without a Hook" Ricky Montgomery 10 June 4 1
June 11 "Muli" ◁ Philippines Ace Banzuelo 2 June 18 20 [47][53]
June 25 "Yet to Come" ◁ BTS 1 June 25 2 [54]
"Glimpse of Us" ◁ Joji 1 July 2 12 [54]
"Run BTS" ◁ BTS 5 June 25 1 [54]
"For Youth" ◁ 10 June 25 1
July 2 "Mahika" ◁ Philippines Adie & Janine Berdin 1 October 22 45 [55][56]
July 9 "Left and Right" ◁ Charlie Puth featuring Jung Kook 1 July 9 18 [57]
"Pop!" ◁ Nayeon 6 July 9 5
August 6 "Kumpas" Philippines Moira Dela Torre 9 August 6 4
"The Shade" Rex Orange County 3 August 13 12 [58]
August 13 "August" ◁ Taylor Swift 7 August 13 2
August 20 "Bad Decisions" ◁ Benny Blanco, BTS & Snoop Dogg 8 August 20 1
September 3 "Pink Venom" ◁ Blackpink 1 September 3 9 [59]
September 10 "Talk That Talk" ◁ Twice 4 September 10 2 [60]
"The Ones We Once Loved" ◁ Ben&Ben 8 September 10 1
September 24 "Under the Influence" Chris Brown 3 October 29 12 [61][56]
"Super Freaky Girl" Nicki Minaj 10 September 24 1
October 1 "Shut Down" ◁ Blackpink 1 October 1 5 [62]
"Typa Girl" ◁ 3 October 1 2 [62]
"Tally" ◁ 4 October 1 3 [62]
"The Happiest Girl" ◁ 6 October 1 1
"Hard to Love" ◁ 7 October 1 1
"Yeah Yeah Yeah" ◁ 8 October 1 1
"Ready for Love" ◁ 10 October 1 1
October 8 "Babalik Sa'Yo" Philippines Moira Dela Torre 2 October 29 7 [63][36]
October 29 "Unholy" Sam Smith & Kim Petras 5 October 29 11 [36]
November 5 "Anti-Hero" ◁ Taylor Swift 1 November 5 19 [64]
"Midnight Rain" ◁ 2 November 5 8 [64]
"Snow on the Beach" ◁ Taylor Swift featuring Lana Del Rey 3 November 5 5 [64]
"Lavender Haze" ◁ Taylor Swift 3 November 12 4 [65][64]
"Maroon" ◁ 4 November 19 4 [66][64]
"You're on Your Own, Kid" ◁ 6 November 5 3
"Question...?" ◁ 7 November 5 3
"Bejeweled" ◁ 4 November 26 4 [64][67]
"Vigilante Shit" ◁ 9 November 5 1
"Labyrinth" ◁ 10 November 5 1
November 12 "The Astronaut" ◁ Jin 10 November 12 1
December 3 "Made You Look" Meghan Trainor 3 December 10 9 [68][69]
"Die for You" Joji 6 December 10 4
"Jopay" ◁ Philippines Mayonnaise 5 December 10 5 [68]
December 10 "Fall in Love Alone" Stacey Ryan 10 December 10 1
December 17 "Here with Me" D4vd 7 December 24 14
December 31 "Wet the Bed" Chris Brown featuring Ludacris 5 December 31 4

2023

An asterisk (*) represents that a song is in the top ten as of the issue dated December 23, 2023.

List of Philippine top ten singles that peaked in 2023
Top ten

entry date

Single Artist(s) Peak Peak date Weeks in

top ten

Ref.
Singles from 2022
December 31 "Kill Bill" SZA 1 January 7 26 [70][71][72]
Singles from 2023
January 7 "All I Want for Christmas Is You" Mariah Carey 10 January 7 1
January 14 "Ditto" NewJeans 2 January 21 8 [73][74]
January 21 "OMG" NewJeans 3 January 21 15 [74]
January 28 "Snooze" SZA 2 January 28 27 [75]
"Flowers" ◁ Miley Cyrus 1 February 4 9 [75][76]
"Nonsense" ◁ Sabrina Carpenter 6 February 4 3
February 4 "Pasilyo" Philippines SunKissed Lola 1 March 4 27 [76][77]
February 18 "Reminder" ◁ The Weeknd 6 March 4 6
March 11 "Die for You" The Weeknd & Ariana Grande 1 March 11 21 [78]
"Boys a Liar Pt. 2" PinkPantheress & Ice Spice 8 March 11 2
March 25 "Elevate" ◁ Philippines Jeff Grecia 4 April 1 10 [79]
"Cupid" ◁ Fifty Fifty 2 April 15 17
April 1 "All of the Girls You Loved Before" ◁ Taylor Swift 6 April 1 2
"Uhaw" Philippines Dilaw 1 April 8 27
April 8 "Like Crazy" Jimin 7 April 8 3
April 15 "Flower" ◁ Jisoo 4 April 15 4
May 13 "Angels Like You" Miley Cyrus 1 June 17 14
May 20 "Cruel Summer" Taylor Swift 1 July 15 31*
June 3 "What It Is (Block Boy)" Doechii featuring Kodak Black 7 June 17 6
June 10 "Karma" Taylor Swift featuring Ice Spice 7 June 10 1
"Hits Different" ◁ Taylor Swift 8 June 10 1
June 17 "Gusto" Philippines Zack Tabudlo x Al James 2 July 15 22
June 24 "Take Two" ◁ BTS 7 June 24 1
July 8 "LDR" Philippines Shoti 10 July 8 3
July 15 "Vampire" ◁ Olivia Rodrigo 5 July 15 1
July 22 "Back to December (Taylor's Version)" ◁ Taylor Swift 1 July 22 2
"Mine (Taylor's Version)" ◁ 2 July 22 2
"Sparks Fly (Taylor's Version)" ◁ 3 July 22 1
"Enchanted (Taylor's Version)" ◁ 4 July 22 1
"Speak Now (Taylor's Version)" ◁ 5 July 22 1
"Dear John (Taylor's Version)" ◁ 7 July 22 1
"The Story of Us (Taylor's Version)" ◁ 8 July 22 1
"Mean (Taylor's Version)" ◁ 10 July 22 1
July 29 "Seven" ◁ Jung Kook featuring Latto 1 July 29 22*
"Raining in Manila" Philippines Lola Amour 2 July 29 15
"Super Shy" NewJeans 5 August 5 8
August 12 "What Was I Made For?" Billie Eilish 7 August 12 6
August 19 "YK" Philippines Cean Jr. 5 September 2 12
August 26 "Kisame" Philippines Rhodessa 6 September 9 9
September 9 "Homebdy" Philippines DĖMI featuring Madman Stan 4 September 23 15*
September 23 "Slow Dancing" ◁ V 4 September 23 1
"Paint the Town Red" Doja Cat 6 September 30 4
October 14 "3D" ◁ Jung Kook & Jack Harlow 1 October 14 5*
"Ere" ◁ Philippines Juan Karlos 1 October 21 11*
October 21 "You & Me" ◁ Jennie 6 October 21 1
October 28 "My Love Mine All Mine" Mitski 4 December 9 8*
November 4 "Water" Tyla 8 November 18 2
November 11 "Style (Taylor's Version)" ◁ Taylor Swift 2 November 11 1
"Say Don't Go (Taylor's Version)" ◁ 4 November 11 1
"Is It Over Now? (Taylor's Version)" ◁ 6 November 11 2
"Blank Space (Taylor's Version)" ◁ 7 November 11 1
"Out of the Woods (Taylor's Version)" ◁ 8 November 11 1
"Now That We Don't Talk (Taylor's Version)" ◁ 9 November 11 1
"Bad Blood (Taylor's Version)" ◁ 10 November 11 1
November 18 "Standing Next to You" Jung Kook 3 November 18 5*
"Parehas Tayo" Philippines Nateman 5 November 18 4*
November 25 "711" Philippines TONEEJAY 3 December 9 5*
"Tingin" Philippines Cup of Joe featuring Janine Teñoso 5 December 23 5*
December 2 "Agora Hills" Doja Cat 10 December 2 2*
December 9 "B.A.D." Philippines Denise Julia featuring P-Lo 8 December 23 3*
December 16 "You're Losing Me" Taylor Swift 1 December 16 1*
December 23 "Greedy" Tate McRae 10 December 23 1*

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