Linggo ni Inday
Inday, one of Honoria's grandchildren, makes a short trip to visit her aunt in the city. She brings only a small bag and a few sets of clothes with her, with no definite plans in mind, just like how she dresses. She chooses pieces that can be worn and easily paired in rotation, that can move with her throughout the day, and to wherever she goes and whatever the day brings. As she explores the city, she remembers and carries with her the words of her Mimang: to invest in clothes not simply to have more, but to choose pieces worth keeping and living in.
