Storm of mercy: Retail business mobilizes relief for ‘Yolanda’ victims
Individual and corporate aid pledges show an unprecedented outpouring of relief for the victims of Typhoon “Yolanda.”
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Individual and corporate aid pledges show an unprecedented outpouring of relief for the victims of Typhoon “Yolanda.”
It was a modest start by all accounts: a lone employee, a 3-square-meter retail space, and the owner doing multiple duties as designer/delivery girl/tagger/business manager.
The Vince Camuto brand of footwear and small leather goods has been in the country for less than two years, but it is gearing up for expansion in 2014.
Businessman and vintage car collector Luis “Louie” I. Ablaza Jr. was treated by his family to a grand birthday party as he entered the diamond year of 75.
One of my favorite makeup brands launched their Christmas collection last Monday, at Whitespace.
Colleagues and loyal clients of Aureo Alonzo recently staged a fashion show in honor of the veteran designer. Dubbed as a “Toast to the Prince of Philippine Haute Couture,” the dinner show at the Hyatt Hotel’s grand ballroom doubled as a fundraiser to help pay for the designer’s medical bills.
In the wake of the recent catastrophe that befell our fellow Filipinos in Leyte, Samar, Tacloban and Capiz, we need to think of long-term solutions instead of stop-gap Band-Aid ideas (and products) that serve us only in the short term.
“SÌ IS MY tribute to modern femininity, an irresistible combination of grace, strength and independent spirit,” says Giorgio Armani of his new fragrance.
For cruise 2013/2014, Bottega Veneta presents a collection of ease and informal elegance.
The Club Bulakeño event at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza scheduled this Saturday at 6:30 p.m. is pushing through, said Zenaida Tantoco, chair of this year’s celebration.
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