Queen Elizabeth II to make special broadcast on coronavirus
Queen Elizabeth II will make a rare special broadcast this weekend to Britain and the Commonwealth on the coronavirus pandemic, Buckingham Palace said…
While it’s admirable of designers and brands to reimagine our traditional dress as we know it, some elements can get...
In 2018, Kering-owned Bottega Veneta shocked fashion insiders when it announced it was parting ways with its longtime creative...
Back in 2004, hairstylist Chiyo Tagami came to the Philippines and wanted to change Filipinos’ conservative hairstyle tastes. In...
At last Monday’s Met Gala in New York City, around 550 guests paraded in various interpretations of this year’s theme, “Camp: Notes on Fashion.”
Selena Gomez has been spotted wearing a simple black snap clip with her bob, and so has Kendall Jenner.
When the water shortage hit without warning last week, most ran to the stores to buy containers where they could store water.
As I was looking through my social media feeds, there was one post that caught my interest—a photo of a throng of people lining up outside Healthy Options’ Glorietta branch.
If the decadent walls of Chatsworth House could talk—with their gilded Painted Hall, Sculpture Gallery and staterooms—they would surely have some juicy stories to tell.
It’s no secret that today’s digital age has given much access to the global fashion industry, allowing new ideas and transforming what were once industry-exclusive fashion shows into circus-like spectacles come fashion week season.
When Kylie Jenner first launched her line of liquid lipsticks and matching lipliners last year, the entire product line sold out immediately. Dozens soon resurfaced on resellers like eBay and Amazon for several times their original price.
