Filipino mythology, folklore, and pop culture served as the theme of 'Shake, Rattle and Ball' at the National Museum of Anthropology.
MANILA -- Filipino mythology, folklore, and pop culture served as the theme of "Shake, Rattle and Ball," a star-studded Halloween party held Monday at the National Museum of Anthropology.
The event’s host, Tim Yap, paid tribute to the one and only “Queen of Philippine Horror movies” Lilia Cuntapay for his costume this year while also carrying a tiyanak. It took more than seven hours for Dy to accomplish this intricate costume as they had to individually attach jeweled stickers all over his face and body. Artist Michelline Syjuco also won best dressed with her Valentina costume that she made by hand for a total of six weeks. All eyes were on her golden headpiece full of snakes and her baby, a combination of the tiyanak and Anak ni Zuma.
Other guests researched and took time to prepare for "Shake, Rattle, and Ball" to showcase Filipino mythology, folklore and pop culture characters such as the White Lady in Balete Drive, aswang, Diyosa, Filipino ethnic deities, horror priests, and nuns, among others.
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