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Here’s what the stars wore

Rabiya Mateo, Beatrice Luigi Gomez, and the reigning Celeste Cortesi donned creations by Filipino designers as they transform into Disney’s beloved characters

Lakat Sustainables’ footwear now comes in more vibrant hues

To best enjoy your season in the sun, drink several liters of water a day.

The terno should be seen every day, on a policewoman, on a flight attendant, on nurses, on SM salesladies, in school uniforms, even in pambahay duster dresses. The terno should be everywhere. —Lesley Mobo

‘Even if they wither over time, their beauty and memory of remain.’

Francis Libiran is no stranger to the world of pageantry. Every piece in the collection was inspired by Bea Luigi Gomez’s personality, her walk, and her physical assets.

The brand brings its All Out Mile challenge to the Philippines and announces shoe-giving initiative in partnership with SM Foundation

For the luxury label’s latest cruise collection, creative director Alessandro Michele looked at the cosmos for inspiration

#LoveMariexWhites

This virtual shopping platform puts three retail destinations in one

These candidates look stunning!

The time of power collaborations is now. With this, Fendace, a partnership between Fendi and Versace which was first announced in September 2021, takes shape as a unique moment in fashion with the whole collection finally going on sale May 12.

“When the carpet matches the Blakes.”

Here’s the story behind the ‘Agila’ barong

With its much-awaited launch in September 2022, Vogue Philippines continues to announce key appointments for its editorial team. Recently, the local edition of the global fashion authority revealed Daryl Chang as fashion editor, Joyce Oreña as beauty editor, Audrey Carpio as features editor, and Jacs Sampayan as managing editor.

“Truly a magical one.”

What comes after the election is trash, literally. In an Opinion piece by the Manila Bulletin, it is reported that 59,846 tons of solid waste per day were generated around the country, according to the DENR-Environmental Management Bureau (EMB). That’s prior to the 2022 election’s campaign period. And with the myriad of campaign materials used in different parts of the country, it is likely that more waste will be collected this time.