A Fashion Blogger’s Photo Diary of Fashion Forward Dubai
Fashion Forward Dubai (FFWD) is dubbed as Dubai’s very own Fashion Week. It’s a four-day event, and the sixth and most recent season was held last week in Mina a’
October 30, 2015
Fashion Forward Dubai (FFWD) is dubbed as Dubai’s very own Fashion Week. It’s a four-day event, and the sixth and most recent season was held last week in Mina a’
Raf Simons and Dior was one of fashion’s greatest love stories ever told. But just like any epic love story, this one ends in tragedy, too. Raf has decided to abruptly leave his three-and-a-half-year post as
Fashion designer Veejay Floresca has come a long way in just five years. Ever since joining the very first Project Runway Philippines in 2008 where she bagged third place, plenty of design opportunities presented themselves. She was then able to put
Dozens of mannequins dressed in psychedelic A-line dresses were what greeted us at Slim’s Fashion & Arts School’s 55th anniversary exhibit. For this event, students were tasked to incorporate their personal yet modern takes on the classic ’60s aesthetic. Not
London Fashion Week has always been about kinetic energy. The streets were colored with festive outfits of bloggers and editors, and the air was filled with newborn creativity. The five-day event redefined the way we encounter
Though the shortest among all fashion four weeks, London Fashion Week (LFW) promises a jam-packed five-day excursion to the land of Cara Delevingne, Adele, and yes, One Direction. For this week alone
Fashion Week is just starting (We still got London, Milan, and Paris, to watch out for), and we’ve got the beats to put a soundtrack to that. DJ Marlo Naval
When a client undercharges a hired freelance artist, the effect ripples throughout the industry. And it can get pretty ugly. A certain clothing brand named Wear It Loud recently released
One step inside P&B Valises Et Compagnie Inc.’s warehouse in San Fernando, Pampanga, and you are transported into a completely different era—we’re talking talking the mid-1850s when Louis Vuitton was
Alex Pirounis has a problem with the word “trendy.” When you consider his line of work, it’s not difficult to see why. The half-Greek, half-Italian haberdasher was in Manila last
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