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LOOK: Personalities sport stunning outfits sans red carpet in Sona 2021

/ 05:40 PM July 26, 2021

MANILA, Philippines — With the COVID-19 pandemic still raging, this year’s State of Nation Address (SONA) was rid of any fanfare including the traditional red carpet walkway where lawmakers and other guests can flaunt their outfits.

President Rodrigo Duterte delivered his final Sona at the Batasang Pambansa after the official opening of the joint session of Congress with a limited audience, mostly consisting of lawmakers and cabinet members.

Here are the outfits of some of notable attendees of Sona:

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President Duterte’s together with his partner Honeylet Avanceña posing for the camera. 

President Duterte’s together with his partner Honeylet Avanceña posing for the camera. Screengrab from government broadcast

Singer Morisette Amon sings the national anthem. 

Singer Morisette Amon sings the national anthem. Screengrab from government broadcast

Senator Imee Marcos also physically attended the Sona.

Senator Imee Marcos also physically attended the Sona. Screengrab from government broadcast

Tourism Secretary Berna Romulo-Puyat together with cabinet members.

Tourism Secretary Berna Romulo-Puyat together with cabinet members. Screengrab from government broadcast

ACT-CIS Representative Jocelyn Tulfo also attended the Sona.

ACT-CIS Representative Jocelyn Tulfo also attended the Sona. Screengrab from government broadcast

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