Operating under the name Bryanboy, celebrity fashion and style blogger Bryan Grey Yambao is widely recognized for penning one of the most influential blogs within the fashion industry. Launched in 2004 from his parent’s home in Manila, the Philippines, Yambao was one of the first to leverage the informal media and the wide scope of the internet to forge a dedicated outlet for personal fashion expression and has been credited with pioneering the candid tone of voice employed by style bloggers, along with self-styled editorial photoshoots. In 2007, Yambao was awarded the accolade for best fashion and lifestyle blog at the Philippine Blog Awards and has since grown to a global audience. Now boasting over 897,000 Instagram followers in 2024, Yambao attends Fashion Week events around the world, partners only with the biggest couture houses (such as Salvatore Ferragamo, Cartier and Gucci) and is widely considered to be one of the “OG” influencers, shaping the industry to what it is today. About Museo Pambata Founded in 1994, Museo Pambata is the first children’s museum in the Philippines. An institution that compares to no other in being a cultural learning playground for Filipinos of all generations. More than just a museum, Museo Pambata is a beacon of light and hope in Manila and beyond. Here, classroom lessons come to life, aligning seamlessly with what children learn in school. Our mission is simple: to celebrate the Filipino child and Filipino childhood, ensuring that every visit is a transformative experience. Nestled in the heart of Manila, Museo Pambata resides within the storied walls of The Elks Club Building, a heritage building designed by renowned American Architect William Parsons in 1910. Our museum caters to various groups from school field trips, to out-of-school children and youth from underserved communities, indigent children and children with special needs. At Museo Pambata, we provide a safe and nurturing environment where children learn and grow through play. We curate exhibitions and programs that emphasize culture, community, and creativity, uplifting children's rights and restoring the authentic joy of childhood. Our goal is to transform lives and mold Filipino children into active agents in nation-building. This scarf is printed in a limited, numbered edition of 100. $100 from each sale of this scarf from July 17, 2024 to February 17, 2025 will be donated to Museo Pambata. There will be a maximum donation of $10,000.
