Binibini 3 Charisse Anthea Abanico - Lipa, Batangas . Wearing a costume inspired by Purificacion Villanueva, the first Carnival Queen, and her love story with Teodoro Katigbak, a wealthy Lipeño coffee plantation owner. The gown honors Villanueva’s elegance and the era’s opulence, interwoven with Lipa’s coffee heritage.Luxurious fabrics echo early 20th-century textures, with deep tones reflecting the Katigbak family’s coffee wealth. Beadwork and embroidery on the bodice represent coffee blossoms, a tribute to Lipa’s coffee legacy. The flowing silhouette and ornate details whisper of romance and history. Thea embodies Villanueva’s spirit, while the gown celebrates love, heritage, and Lipa City’s rich culture.