Whether or not it’s UAAP season, there’s no better way to show school pride than wearing your school’s name across your chest, with your chin up high, just like the superheroes we admire.
After an absence of seven years, Miss Teen Philippines made quite a comeback to the national beauty pageant circuit.
Finally, summer is here, with the scorching heat and the glistening sun. Whether you’re heading out to the park to eat ice cream or going straight to the beach to frolic in the refreshing waters of the sea, it’s time to bring out your breezy dresses, floppy hats, chic sunnies, pretty sandals and, of course, fresh-faced makeup looks.
According to the 2013 Top 300 Asian universities list of the London-based education and career network Quacquarelli Symonds, the University of the Philippines (UP) still holds the crown as the country’s top school.
In the second and last series of our shopping but less spending fashion story, we have three more looks from SM Girls Teens Wear, which has a wide selection of fashionable pieces that you can stock up.
Prom— that awe-inspiring four-letter word—is more than a rite of passage to every teen. It is a night when music...
“Hats are like perfume: They’re personal and should complement your style, not work against it,” says hat designer Albertus Swanepoel, whose works have been preferred by Vogue magazine’s Anna Wintour, and who was a finalist at the CFDA Fashion Fund, also sponsored by Vogue.
An MVP title holder of the De La Salle-College of St. Benilde swimming team, Miguel starts his day with a hearty breakfast at the crack of dawn at 3:30. He then goes to training from 5 to 7:30 a.m. As a swimmer, he is driven by the thrill of wanting to beat the competition. He knows he can achieve this through hard work and perseverance. His main goal is to keep putting his school on top. “A gold isn’t an overnight prize, every medal is a reward for the amount of work you put into your training everyday,” Miguel says.
More than spiders and monsters in the closet, many people are afraid of speaking in public. Who wouldn’t be?...
The University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) may be the more popular league, but when it comes to grooming the next college basketball superstars, the National College Athletic Association (NCAA) high school division has so much to choose from.
