Gawad Kalinga going into fashion
Social enterprise, sustainable fashion, green movement, nationalism—these are concepts and ideologies that were once seen as extreme and exclusive to tree-hugging movements.
March 23, 2012
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Social enterprise, sustainable fashion, green movement, nationalism—these are concepts and ideologies that were once seen as extreme and exclusive to tree-hugging movements.
It’s an accepted trade off. When you want something of good quality you must be willing to shell out the cash.
Celebrity Toni Gonzaga admits she’s no techie. She does not upgrade her gadgets every time new models come out. She hardly downloads apps and and does not read e-books.
Islamic fashion is no oxymoron. As the recent Islamic Fashion Festival (IFF) staged in Manila showed, there’s more to Muslim dressing than the traditional abaya, chador and even burka.
Imagine your BFF discovering the fountain of youth and, like a true girlfriend, she’s not keeping it to herself.
Buddha Bar, the opulent three-story complex, is finally in Manila. Since it opened in 1996 in Paris, the exotic establishment has been a hit in different parts of the world—Cairo, Monte Carlo, Dubai and Prague, among others.
As modern, driven women with our busy schedules and careers on our minds, we are impatient when it comes to solutions; always looking for some quick fix in a bottle. Case in point: fad diets, slimming pills and spot creams.
The Bonifacio High Street Central’s Urban Amphitheater was sizzling when Speedo presented its bold 2012 Spring/Summer Collection in a spectacular fashion show, dahlings.
With summer comes a lot of occasions for skin-baring. Sadly, no amount of protection shields us from the harmful rays of the sun, which causes dark spots, dry skin and dry hair, among other things.
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