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If you ask me, I’m feeling the slump. There’s the burn from the first half of the year now that it’s July. It’s…
How did the Philippines go from having no fashion schools to having too many fashion schools?
It may seem paradoxical to describe a high jewelry store as friendly and unintimidating, but that’s the vibe of the new Tiffany & Co. freestanding boutique at Greenbelt 4, Makati City.
The Garden of Eden first came to Christine Nagel in a dream. It’s not the biblical one, but one that bears that exact name, though the perfumer didn’t know that part at the time.
The name Froilan “Roy” Gonzales probably won’t ring a bell to many Insta-generation Filipinos pursuing a career in fashion.
You shouldn’t eat a hamburger every day. But when you do, it should be a really good one.” That...
Eight years ago, Hindy Weber made the big decision to quit designing ready-to-wear. She uprooted her young family from the city and moved to a farm in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.
Vintage aesthetic is a big trend in luxury Swiss watches this year, leading many heritage brands to mine their archives for classical styles.
Triathlete and fashion designer Dennis Lustico didn’t exactly plan on running a marathon, until his mother, Maria Lustico, asked if he could take her to Paris for a vacation. It would be her first trip to Europe.
It has been exactly 30 years since Rafe Totengco made his big move to Manhattan
Regina “Renee” Vicente Francisco is wistful as she considers the prospect of parting with the last remnants of her grandfather’s legacy, 98 pieces of religious sculptures made at the Talleres de Maximo Vicente, the oldest workshop for religious iconography in the Philippines.
