Kathryn Bernardo to wear Michael Cinco at ABS-CBN Ball 2019 | Inquirer Entertainment

Kathryn Bernardo to wear Michael Cinco at ABS-CBN Ball 2019

By: - Reporter
/ 11:25 AM August 13, 2019

MANILA, Philippines — Actress Kathryn Bernardo is already preparing for the ABS-CBN Ball and no less than Michael Cinco will be creating her gown for this year’s event.

The Kapamilya star  made sure to stop by Cinco’s atelier when she flew to Dubai for the promotion of her movie with Alden Richards “Hello, Love, Goodbye.”

Bernardo’s friend and go-to hairstylist John Valle took to Instagram to share a behind-the-scene photo of the Dubai-based fashion designer taking the actress’ measurements.

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“Thank you so much! #ABSCBNBALL2019” Valle wrote as caption, tagging Cinco’s Instagram account. Bernardo then reposted the photo Monday on her Instagram story.

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This marks the third collaboration of Bernardo and Cinco at the ABS-CBN Ball, which was formerly called the Star Magic Ball.

Bernardo wore a white backless gown in 2015 and a black strapless gown in 2016, both created by Cinco.

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The date of this year’s ABS-CBN Ball has yet to be announced. /muf

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