“I think all human bodies have beauty in them.” A friend of mine, singer Adam Bird, once said to me after I inanely asked him what “kind” of girl he usually goes for. And in the years since
If you’re reading this, it’s not too late. You’ve most likely reached the end of the saltmines and are now much like a phoenix rising from the ashes and into
It’s a long weekend ahead. You’ve got your sunscreen, clothes, and optimism intact—but have you packed tips on how to get that travel snap right? Let’s be real: VSCO
As a coming-out party for their newly formed events company Nouveau, Kel Curbilla and Kez Pedrosa recently staged “Fashion Nouveaulution,” a three-night series of fashion shows at the Art District’s Orange Gallery in Bacolod.
Considered by many as the biggest fashion event the city has seen, the series featured Manila-based designers John Rufo, Jian Lasala and Card Arcita, and regional talents Jun-G Candelario, Jet Salcedo and Jbee Belediano.
This weekend, head south to witness how art, music, and fashion collide. Commercenter Alabang presents Southside Collective, a two-day mini-festival at the mall’s Activity Center. The festival will feature work from both established and up-and-coming
As if she’s not busy enough, (actress slash producer slash writer, so on) Lena Dunham will now be a publisher. Along with her Girls executive producer Jenni Konner, she will launch Lenny, a weekly newsletter that
A new badass movie poster was just released. Meryl Streep, Carey Mulligan, Helena Bonham Carter, and Anne Marie Duff star in the movie Suffragette. It’s a historical film set in the seminal moment of London’s
Anton San Diego, Philippine Tatler’s editor in chief, helped unveil giant replicas of the two covers featuring Piolo Pascual, Tom Rodriguez, Enrique Gil, Derek Ramsay, Matteo Guidicelli, Dingdong Dantes, Ruffa Gutierrez, Rep. Lucy Torres-Gomez, Iza Calzado, Isabelle Daza and Sarah Geronimo, among others, two weeks ago at Ayala Museum in Makati.
This month’s Pipeline, an international art magazine based in Hong Kong, features local photographer and multidisciplinary artist Wawi Navarroza’s work on the cover. For the magazine’s Photography Annual issue, the chosen
“Are you ready for Cara?” “Yes,” we say, wanting to add, “Who isn’t ready for Cara?” But before we could speak again, a familiar voice comes on. “Hello?”
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