‘Avant-garde’: No rules for Rei Kawakubo’s moment at the Met gala
It’s not a stretch to call the inscrutable, rules-bending fashion of Rei Kawakubo, the founder of Comme des Garçons, esoteric.
It’s not a stretch to call the inscrutable, rules-bending fashion of Rei Kawakubo, the founder of Comme des Garçons, esoteric.
KTM Philippines made waves during the recent 11th Inside Racing Bike Festival and Trade Show, the biggest gathering of motorcycle manufacturers and enthusiasts held at the World Trade Center.
Every first Monday in May, Vogue editor Anna Wintour holds a gala night for the benefit of New York Metropolitan Museum’s Costume Institute. This year, the fashion exhibit was titled “Rei Kawakubo/Comme Des Garçons: The Art of the In Between.”
Bremont chronometers are not trendy timepieces that wimpy guys wear at membership clubs. These unabashedly masculine watches stare back and demand a torture test.
There’s a reason all-natural products—for all their makers’ good intentions—aren’t as wildly popular as one might expect in an age when consumers are becoming more and more concerned about making healthier choices: often, they fall short on the performance end.
The annual Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute benefit, or more commonly known as the Met Gala, always gets a ton of buzz. It’s easy to dismiss it as the usual star-studded affair where Rihanna either comes out fashionably on fleek or debuts in outfits that start memes.
It’s like a playground for makeup artists.” That’s how Sharon Presbitero-Decapia, group manager of Watsons, described The SM Store Beauty Section at SM Makati. With over 200 local and global beauty brands arranged in a space measuring close to 2,500 square meters, SM Beauty is the largest one-stop shop for all things beauty-related in the country today.
Despite a decline in the number of Filipino adult smokers, younger smokers aged 13 to 15 went up in the past four years.
Singaporean shoe and accessories brand Charles & Keith is celebrating art and fashion this summer, with artist collaborations in all its markets for a digital campaign, interpreting its season collection suffused in floral and butterfly themes.
Although many participants agreed that health improvements were needed, more than half of those participants reported barriers which stopped them from making these changes.
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