How this National Dress evolved and became a unifying symbol of style and culture
The Barong Tagalog is a symbol of Filipino pride. It boasts a fascinating history tracing its roots back to the pre-colonial era when the Tagalog people wore loose-fitting “baro” shirts made from indigenous materials.
The Spanish arrival in the 16th century ushered in new influences. Filipinos adopted aspects of Spanish clothing, like collars and tailoring, while retaining...
What does a city girl wears when going on an adventure?
Nicola Glass, creative director of Kate Spade, envisions her in safari-inspired silhouettes reimagined in...
Avo-good day
Avocado is not only great on toast, it’s great on skin, too.
Kiehl’s launches its new Avocado Nourishing Hydration Mask whose innovative creamy texture...
A local cosmetics label has identified the looks that will be a hit this coming holiday season.
Bold eyeshadow
Gearing up for the annual holiday party?...
Fashion retailer Zara brings its latest global concept to its newest store in the Philippines at One Bonifacio High Street.
The newly opened store features...
