For many stylish women in Manila, Haydee Garcia’s name has become synonymous with elegant, ultra-feminine designs. Through the years, the Filipina designer has brought women’s dream garments to life, working with silks, brocades, lace, and other luxurious materials. This time, she is turning...
For just one night, it would be fair to say that Malacañan Palace was not located on J. P. Laurel Street, but on "Eala" Avenue. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos were hosting “Tagumpay Nating Lahat,” a homecoming reception for Filipino tennis star Alex Eala....
The Yuchengco Museum is turning 20, but it isn’t looking backward. Instead of celebrating past exhibits, the museum is using this major milestone to launch a completely fresh vision: becoming an active engine for the Philippine creative sector. Starting today, the museum is transforming into a...
As social media continues to shape how younger generations learn and engage with the world, TikTok is proving that the platform can be more than just a space for entertainment. It can also serve as a gateway to Philippine arts, culture, and heritage. To help make cultural stories more accessible...
The return of White Party Manila became one of the biggest highlights of Pride Month 2026, as the iconic LGBTQIA+ celebration transformed the World Trade Center in Pasay City into a dazzling showcase of love, acceptance, creativity, and community. After more than a decade away from the spotlight,...
A bachelorette party, as most of us know it, follows a pretty standard formula. The bride’s girlfriends plan it a few weeks before the wedding, everyone shows up in themed outfits, and the bride spends one memorable night celebrating with the women who know her best. There are games, drinks,...
For its 32nd edition, the festival embraced the theme “For the People, By the People,” highlighting its evolution from a single-stage event into a sprawling, community-led celebration. This year, it hosted a variety of pocket stages, while the main stage was held last June 20 at Ayala Triangle...
Since its launch, L’Officiel Philippines has become a platform for emerging designers, artists, and cultural figures to showcase their creative works. Its pages have highlighted the evolving identity of Philippine fashion through bold storytelling, striking imagery, and thoughtfully curated...
One thing that has made L’Occitane en Provence a staple on the vanities of many homes is its ability to unite beauty with nature. Its story began in 1976, when the young Olivier Baussan distilled rosemary and sold essential oils in the markets of Haute-Provence. Since then, the brand has expanded...
For years, the Department of Science and Technology–Science and Technology Information Institute (DOST-STII), through DOSTv, has given Filipinos the gift of knowledge through its shows make science, technology, and innovation (STI) more accessible. As it marks its 10th year, the DOSTv further...
Chinese actress Zhang Yingfei, popularly known as Linda Walker from the viral micro-drama "The Heiress Who Won With Brains," took part in an education outreach program on Tuesday, June 9, benefiting around 500 senior high school students in Quezon City. The activity, organized by the Federation of...
Last April, Bench Fashion Week didn’t just become a platform for Filipino designers and brands to showcase their latest visions—it also became a vessel for a visual narrative reflecting the 70-year relationship between the Philippines and Japan. Titled “Threads of Dreams,” this runway...
