Tag: fashion

  • Curated Fashion: Alyssa Gibbs

    Curated Fashion: Alyssa Gibbs

    CURATED FASHION: Alyssa Gibbs

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    Curated Fashion: Alyssa Gibbs

     

    Here’s to the girls who are fashion-obsessed and always on the lookout for a new OOTD inspo. For those who are looking for their IG style animal, and to those who are seeking to find some elements that can add flare and flavor to their grid. We are giving you full disclosure on how to master the chicest color combos and how to put together a foolproof ensemble that you can also reinvent from time to time courtesy of @chiiloyzagagibbs.

    Here’s an Insta-cheat sheet on how to achieve a full-blown glamour look that can help you up your game on the digital fashionsphere and in real life too!

    Curated Fashion: Alyssa Gibbs

    When you get presented with a green and yellow palette, some people might freak out and say “WHAT THE FROCK?” But if you are a fashion girl with a strong will, we know you’d be down to try out this combination.

    Green and yellow are two of the hottest colors this year and maybe you’ve already seen this in fashion shows or style blogs. If you have a lighter complexion, you can go for a fresher green and pair it with a bright yellow. However, if you are rocking a sun kissed “morena” skin tone, go for a bolder and darker shades of these colors.

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    Curated Fashion: Alyssa Gibbs

    Your outfit can be as hot as the weather. You just need to find pieces that can help you find the right spin. If you’re planning to do a stroll around the city but don’t want to bother yourself with big outfits, go for bright colored tops like this one and balance it with washed jeans. A very laid back outfit can take you places, especially with a nice flat sandals that are feet friendly.

    And that’s it for today’s weather report!

    Curated Fashion: Alyssa Gibbs

    A real fashion girl knows how to eat too! Our choice of food should not limit our choice of wardrobe. We Filipinos know the value of statement pieces and good outfit basics but we also love to play around casual cool.

    For this look, you can quickly add some punch to your outfit by using a scarf. This is a very simple but trendy look that can go well with anyone any day. Because we are never the ones to back out on a trend!

    Curated Fashion: Alyssa Gibbs

    Animal print is one fashion trend that is for sure to stay. It has glued its spot in the racks of boutiques and in the set of of clothes of style stars. This one is so wild it can be both trendy and tacky.

    This specific print is so tricky and might not play well with everyone’s aesthetic. It’s so fierce that if you’re are not 100% down to wear it, it might eat you up (alive)! So how do we really wear this?

    The rule of thumb is simple: stick to one print. Do not mix zebra with leopard or else everyone would be staring at you as if you’re a walking zoo.

     

  • CURATED FASHION: Arny Ross

    CURATED FASHION: Arny Ross

    THE CLOTHES THAT YOU NEED IN YOUR CLOSET RIGHT NOW

    By Arny Ross

     

    Trends come and go and shopping every now and then can hurt your wallet; so investing money on the right type of clothing to have you set for any occasions that may arise is the best decision you will make.

     

     

    THE LITTLE BLACK DRESS aka LBD

    CURATED FASHION: Arny RossThis one needs no intro because by now, you should know that you have to have an LBD in your closet. But okay, this one is still included here for emphasis. AGAIN: you need an LBD. All girls need an LBD.

    A girl’s best friend and a fail-proof choice, the little black dress is your go-to item when you’re in doubt of the dress code.

    “I’ve always been into black dresses because it’s so easy to wear. You can never go wrong with this one. Even when I was younger, I would always get one; and as I grew older, I went for a more sophisticated cut and fabric. I’ve come to discover which part of my body I want to highlight and which part I shouldn’t flaunt. Dressing up is really about knowing your body and finding the right fit for you.

     

     

     

    THE FEMININE DRESS

    CURATED FASHION: Arny RossPut your jeans to rest! Go for an easy feminine dress that you could use for not so formal gatherings. Additionally, feminine dresses are a no-brainer because you don’t have to bother matching up a nice top with a nice bottom.

    There are a lot of options that you can go for like pastels and florals. Now all you have to do is focus on what you have to do and not worry about what you should wear. Plus you can totally wear them in garden weddings!

    “I’m basically a jeans/denim shorts type of girl especially when I need to run a lot of errands for the day but I also do like wearing dresses and feel so girly! In that case, I would opt for a pastel, flowy type of dress and match it with a lighter shade of makeup to achieve the soft feminine look.”

     

     

     

    THE DAY IN DAY OUT

    CURATED FASHION: Arny RossSince when did corporate dressing become synonymous with bland, uninspired workwear? Every office has a resident fashion girl, and they often earn equal parts awe and ire for dressing a tad too fashionable for the daily grind. Working on Excel sheets and reports does not mean you have to limit your style to boring.

    Dress for the job you want to have. That will get you the #girlboss status one day.

    “I think this is not just for #ootd purposes. Girls can also wear this to work day in and day out. Just add a classic watch and a well-fitted blazer and you are good to go! Just make sure you have a pair of flats to reward your feet after a long day of work.” 

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • Wearing It Well: Ushi Sato – Fashion Designer / Style Blogger

     

    Ushi Sato

    Fashion Designer

    Style Blogger

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    What role does fashion play in your daily life?

    Fashion has been my dream, my job, and my career. It puts bread on my table and brings real joy to me. It plays a major role to what I am today as a person.

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    Do you consider the “regular you” a fashionable person?

    I’d like to say I’m quite adventurous with my personal style. I’m all for making the ordinary look extraordinary. It’s always exciting for me when I take classic, reliable, everyday pieces and style them in a way that is completely surprising.

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    What do you typically wear daily?

     I always gravitate towards a solid pair of jeans and a T-shirt, with a burst of something interesting, either an unexpected accessory or footwear. And I love good quality denim. Some people invest on suits; I say invest in a good pair of denims that will last you years and years and works in all seasons.

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    What can’t you live without?

    My wallet.

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    What is your fashion philosophy?

    Perfect size matters. In fact, a great fit makes all the difference in the world. You can wear the most outdated wardrobe you can find, but if it fits you like a glove, you’ll still look fresh and well-put together.

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  • Filipino Designers: Architectural Avant Garde

    Filipino Designers: Architectural Avant Garde

    Filipino Designers: Architectural Avant Garde Photography: Eros Goze; Post Processing: Tom Bolivar; Hair and Make-Up: Jojo Padua and Frankie Melendez; Models: Kylene Ganigan and Darya Kovalenko shot at the Manarat Al Saadiyat, Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi  
    Distinctive architectural details find new perspectives in these three-dimensional avant garde ensembles inspired by some of the world’s most intriguing contemporary structures.
      Operatic Contours   Operatic Contours By Ruben Santos  The iconic Sydney Opera House is reincarnated in this dress featuring contours constructed with architectural accuracy.  The dress is made with molded rubber sheets and metallic components set on an ivory jacquard brocade fabric.   SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE   Sydyney Opera House  Sydney, Australia Designed by Jorn Utzon and completed under the direction of Peter Hall, the Sydney Opera House is one of the world’s most iconic buildings.  Modern expressionist in design, the building’s most significant feature is it roofs – large pre-cast concrete “shells” composed of a section of a sphere with a 75.2 meter radius.  The “shells” set on a monumental podium, are covered in a subtle chevron pattern with 1,056,006 glossy white and matte-cream colored Swedish-made tiles, but appear uniform white from a distance.   Sculptural Freeform   Sculptural Freeform By Ralph Ramirez From the hem to the bodice, this piece inspired by the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain is a continuous swirling and rising journey from darkness to light. Interpreted in monochromatic tones of black, grey and white, the dress features an asymmetric neckline topped on one shoulder with pure and organic structural form that crown the museum.  

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    Bilbao, Spain Known as the most important structure of its time, this masterpiece of renowned architect Frank Gehry was probably the most mentioned new building of the late 90’s in architecture circles around the world.  The structure done in free form sculptural style features random curves designed to catch the light.  It’s brilliantly reflective titanium panels resemble fish scales, echoing the organic forms that are common in Gehry’s designs.   GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM  

    Curvilinear Fabrications

    By Angelo Estera Combining different fabrications with both soft and tough textures is this dress based on the Yas Hotel.  Calling to mind the building’s distinctive domes.   Yas Hotel  Abu Dhabi, UAE A landmark in the UAE, the Yas Hotel and the accompanying Formula 1 circuit is one of the main attractions of the ambitious developments at Yas Island.  The building, designed by Hani Rashid and Lise Anne Couture, principals of New York based Asymptote Architecture, meant to embody speed and movement juxtaposed with the artistry of and geometries of Islamic arts and details, has as its focal point a 217 meter expanse of curvilinear forms made up of steel and 5,800 pivoting diamond shaped glass panels known as the “Grid Shell.”  The “Grid Shell” which has the effect of an atmospheric-like veil features an amazing lighting system which incorporates video feeds, visible from miles away.   Curvilinear Fabrications   Crystal Aggregate   Crystal Aggregate

    By Dan Delima

    A clean sculptural art piece inspired by the crystal formation design of the Futuroscope of Poitiers, France. The dress features molded metallic organza in gunmetal gray.   KINEMAX FUTUROSCOPE   Kinemax Futurescope Poitiers, France Futuroscope is a French theme park featuring multimedia, cinematographic and audiovisual packages.  The theme park made up of many pavilions built of glass and metal – modern materials which give the buildings form and texture, as works of art that make the observer stand and stare, is designed by architect Dennis Laming.  Its flagship building Kinemax, is fashioned after rock crystals thrusting out from the ground.  The structure’s 45,750 ft surface area is covered is with 3,000 reflective glass plates.    Urban Organic By Aldwin Ornopia Guardiana   Urban Organic   Cut rubber and glass in irregular undulating layers mimic organic forms in this piece inspired by a unique skyscraper slated to punctuate Chongqing, China’s skyline – Urban Forest.  The dress is matched with a voluminous full bias cut cape in metallic fabric embellished with cut mirrors.   Urban Forest Chongqing, China   URBAN FOREST Set to change the skyline of Chongqing, China, Urban Forest is an ambitious project from MAD Architects inspired by Chinese landscapes and traditional hillside villages. The commercial high rise with a distinctively organic form is meant to depict a stacked vertical forest in the heart of the city embodying the designers’ affinity to green and sustainable architecture.  Urban forest features curved, abstract shaped floors which have been layered slightly off-center from one another. Connected by a core cylindrical structure, each level’s interior is protected by full length glass windows with a see-through, wrap around balcony, providing transparency throughout the building, making the floors appear to float on top of one another.     Mesh Construct

    By Tim Tejares

        The sinewy lines and intricate mesh like façade of Kuala Lumpur’s Sunrise Tower are echoed in this dress which uses both soft and industrial materials. The piece features a plunging neckline bodice made of Montana gray silk taffeta embellished with silver mesh strips and exaggerated hips using boning and industrial hose for the web-like structure.   Sunrise Tower Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia   SUNRISE TOWER   Designed by Zaha Hadid, the Sunrise Tower set for development in Kuala Lumpur is a design concept that blurs the difference between building and landscape, characterized by fluidity between the interior and exterior. The tower body is developed through a performative outer skin that merges programmatic, structural and building envelope requirements. The design integrates natural light, shading, program, access and views, making the component the key operator of the transition between interior and exterior spaces. The building has 66 floors and an absolute height of 280m. The ground lobby is the primary hub of the tower, defining four different dedicated lobbies for residential, hotel, offices and general public.
    Distinctive architectural details find new perspectives in these three-dimensional avant garde ensembles inspired by some of the world’s most intriguing contemporary structures.
    Body Canopy By Ushi Sato   Body Canopy BY USHI SATO   Depicting sensuous curves using metal screens coated with lightweight paper creating asymmetrical waves on the body, this piece is all about movement inspired by The Hotel Marques de Riscal.   Hotel Marques de Riscal Elciego, Spain Another Frank Gehry architectural masterpiece the Hotel Marques de Riscal showcases a series of rectilinear elements, clad in sandstone, combined with sweeping panels of gold and pink titanium, and mirror finish stainless steel.  The structure is a former winery transformed into a City of Wine complex, complete with a five-star hotel, spa, museum of viticulture and wine shop.  The building was inspired by the character of the region and its famous vintage.  Hence, the usage of a titanium façade shaped into a ribbon reflecting the colors of the wine Rioja, the silver foil shielding the cork, and the distinctive gold mesh which adorns all Marqués de Riscal bottles.         Engineered Protrusions By Romel Ma. Tumulak A bustier and pants ensemble fashioned after the Seed Cathedral – UK Pavilion at the Shanghai World 2010 expo, this piece features plastic straws to echo the fibre optic rods used in the original structure. Plastic sheet cut in different shapes and crystal elements embellish the bodice.  High heeled boots complete the ensemble.     Seed Cathedral UK Pavilion at the Shanghai Expo 2010 One of the most significant structures built for the Shanghai Expo 2010 is this extraordinary bristling form of 60,000 fibre-optic rods, each with a seed implanted in its tip, created by Thomas Heatherwick and his studio.  Formed from 60,000 slender transparent rods, each 7.5 meters long and each encasing one or more seeds at its tip, the Seed Cathedral is 20 meters high.  As wind moves past this building, its optic “hairs” move gently creating a dynamic effect.  At night, light sources inside each rod makes the Seed Cathedral glow.       Sail Simulation By Manny Cajoles  Sculpted metal sheet in pleats formation attached to a wire, form a shape that mimics the sail of a ship channeling the Burj Al Arab, this time in V formation.  The dress is accentuated with diagonal cut mirrors and matched with leggings.   Burj Al Arab Dubai, UAE Known as the only seven stars hotel in the world, the Burj Arab Hotel is not only known for its legendary luxury, but also the uniqueness of its architecture.  Designed by Tom Wright, the iconic building stands at 321 meters and mimics the image of the billowing sail of a boat.  The structure features an exoskeleton wrapped around a reinforced concrete tower, with a Tefloan-coated fiberglass “sail” curving across the front, creating an atrium inside.   The sail is made of a material called Dyneon, spanning over 161,000 square feet.  At daytime, the white fabric allows soft natural light into the building, while at night it reflects color-changing lights.   ________________________________________________________________________________ More Fashion and style on Illustrado Life.    Related Articles: Filipino Designers: Black Magic  Filipino Designers: The Dream Weavers              Save Save Save
  • TRENDBREAKER! A Guide To Finding Your Own Style

    TRENDBREAKER!

    A Guide To Finding Your Own Style

    By Bettina Micu

     

    Today’s generation is very fashion conscious, arguably more so than their 90’s and 80’s counterparts. We live in a time where the scale and magnitude of media are heightened by strides in communications technology. The youth is constantly being bombarded by news of the latest trends, shoe releases, and what outfits the A-listers have been rocking. No matter where they are, they have access to an almost infinite amount of inspiration and information; from following their favorite brands on social media to taking wardrobe advice from style bloggers. No wonder fashion has become an inseparable part of the new generation’s worldview.

    Fashion resonates in everything that we do, even unconsciously, from the school bags on our shoulders, the watches we wear, and how we carry ourselves. We as the youth are always so into the latest fashion trends, but one must bear in mind: keeping up with the world’s ever changing trends come at a great cost. Moreover, trends come and go at a dizzying rate. Sure, chokers and ripped jeans may be a big thing right now but once another trend replaces them, expect to be putting them away till it comes back around 10 years from now. We sometimes get so invested in trends we become completely unaware of the personal style that is boiling inside of us, just waiting to break through.

     

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    Here are some important tips on how you can assert your individuality through fashion at a great value!

     

    Basic is classic

    Instead of breaking the bank (or your parents’) on buying what’s “in” now, start your closet off with basic pieces that you can easily mix and match to make different outfits. Trust me: with the right improvisation, no one will even notice you wore that shirt yesterday! Skinny jeans, a white button down, an edgy skirt, little black dress, basic tees, tennis shoes, and a nude pair of heels are just some of my basic essentials that are easy to find in the most affordable deals, so go ahead and spend the rest of your money on your lunch!

     

    Celebrate Your Identity

    Don’t be afraid to wear what others may find weird. Wear what makes you feel good! Everyone has a personal style, and if you are struggling to identify yours, fashion offers a lovely path towards self-discovery. Take notes of what you like and why you like them, and then create moodboards or collages. Don’t knock collages as some silly elementary school project. They can be awesome tools for plotting your personal aesthetic.

     

    Don’t dress to impress. Dress to express!

    Dress how you feel, or how you WANT to feel! I am a firm believer that the clothes you wear reflect your mood. What happens within you manifests itself on your wardrobe, so be more self-aware. Having a low day? Add a little glitter or pink to your outfits, why don’t you? Don’t be afraid of anything- your style should be unique, just like you!

    _mg_3130And lastly, always remember: there are no rules.

    As long as you are not offending anyone’s cultural sensitivities, always operate from the mindset that anything goes in this day and age. The inner child in me jumps for joy knowing that I can wear overalls accompanied by tennis shoes without being getting so much as a second glance. Wear what you want to, and not what you have to in order to fit into someone else’s standards. You don’t have to be “trendy,” as much as you have to be authentic. As with anything beautiful, style is subjective. What’s uncool to some could be inspirational others. Set trends instead of trying to follow them. Seasons may change, but personal style is forever!

     

     

     

     

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  • Wearing it Well: Jesus Sindayen – Fashion Designer

    JESUS SINDAYEN
    Fashion Designer

    What role does fashion play in your daily life?
    It plays a huge role. For one, fashion is my line of work. But more importantly, it is my medium of expression. I use it to define and present myself to the world. It is a manifestation of my individuality. It’s as essential as eating and breathing to me.
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    Do you consider the regular you a fashionable person?
    No. Stylish? Yes. Artistic? Yes. But I wouldn’t use the term “fashionable,” because it implies that I am devoted to trends. Trends come and go, but style and art are forever. I do not want to be limited by what the industry defines as “hip” and “in the now.” I prefer to be free to express myself, the way I see fit.
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    What do u typically wear daily?
    I have a very unorthodox sense of style, so it’s quite hard for me to find ready-to-wear clothes that jive perfectly with my aesthetics. So instead of buying clothes, I make them myself – at least most of the time, especially for important social gatherings. Feeling ko tanggal ang worries at stress ko kapag nakakapag-outfit ako.
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    What is your fashion philosophy?
    I believe that fashion has to be daring. It takes courage to go out of convention, buck the norms, and provoke change. If it’s not pushing the standards in any way, it’s not really fashion.
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    Can’t live without…
    My sewing machine.

  • Real Style, Real People: Fashionable Filipinos

     

    Dress down but style up!  Here’s how you do ‘fab casual.’ Check out our exciting fashion picks from some of the Most Fashionable Filipinos on the World Wide Web.

     

    Nicole Andersson

    Manila – Philippines

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    Jernih Agapito

    Nueva Ecija – Philippines

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    Lester Ivan

    Dubai – UAE

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    Khel Recuenco

    London – UK

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    Josie Delfin

    Dubai – UAE

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    Joe Dark

    Dubai – UAEJoe Dark Fashion

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  • Filipino Style: Real Style, Real People

    Whether they’re strutting down the street in cooler climes or keeping cool in the region’s sweltering heat, these Filipino fashionistas know how to keep their swagger – anywhere and everywhere.  Take a look at our best style picks this week from Filipino style bloggers from around the world.

    Real Style, Real People:

    BETTINA MICU

    Dubai – UAE

    Photo by Gied Sarmiento & Gerald Chua

    www.bettina-micu.com

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    LO PASCUAL

    Abu-Dhabi – UE

    www.locloset.blogspot.com

    Lo Pascual Abu Dhabi - UE

     

    KARL LEUTERIO

    Queensland, Australia

    www.inkarlcerating.com

    Karl Leuterio Queensland, Australia

     

    GILLIAN UANG

    Cebu, Philippines

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    ALYSSA NICOLE

    Dubai – UAE

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    LAUREEN UY

    Manila – Philippines

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    PATRICIA PRIETO

    Manila, Philippines

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    DOMINIQUE TIU

    Cebu – Philippines

    www.konichiwear.com

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  • Wearing It Well: Bandoix Flores Nebria – Couture Designer

    Wearing It Well: Bandoix Flores Nebria – Couture Designer

    BANDOIX FLORES NEBRIA

    Couture Designer

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    What role does fashion play in your daily life?

    As a designer, being one with Dubai’s high fashion and haute couture community is important to me, not just for my professional career, but also for inspiring the way I run my daily life. Kailangan lagi akong couture. It’s not just a label to me. It’s a mindset. It’s a value that I live everyday. It helps me maintain my status, and my waistline! But style and aesthetics notwithstanding, my strong set of morals defines my existence. I’m just glad that I am able to translate this level of integrity to my work. They call me klassista. For me, dapat palagi class lang.
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    What do you typically wear daily? What are your favorite things to wear?

    Fashion is my life. This has always been the case with me. I can’t remember a time when fashion figured low on my priorities. To me, I look at it as if I am always on the runway, 24-7. I love black. I love timeless pieces. I will not be caught dead looking uncoordinated. Some people may call it “safe.” I think it’s about being put-together well, and having a sense of elegant order – think Jackie O! Suffice it to say, I cannot go out wearing a top with an abstract print. Mamatay ako! Photo by Jef Anog Bandoix Fashion Designer
    What is your fashion philosophy?
    Fashion is my existence. I will live, eat, and breathe fashion to the very end. That’s really the best way to think about it: fashion as a long-term commitment. Planado na nga na pag namatay ako, everyone who wants to attend my mourning must be wearing black or else they wont get a pass to see my urn jar! Bandoix Flores Nebria - Fashion Designer Dubai Bandoix Flores Nebria Save Save
  • Real Style, Real People: Filipino Bloggers

     

    Get inspired by these fierce and playful fashion statements from some of the most style-savvy Filipino bloggers around the globe!   

     

    TESSIE & JP SINGSON

    JP SINGSON

    Paris – France

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    NINA PENALOSA-CARPIO

    Dubai – UAE

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    Nina Penalosa

    MAHRYSKA GASPACHO

    Dubai – UAE

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    ANDRE JUDD CHANG

    Manila – Philippines

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    RALEENE CABRERA

    New York – USA

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    Raleene Cabrera

    JEROME CENTENO

    Milan – Italy

    thechicstyler.com

    Jerome Centeno

    CAMILLE CO

    Manila – Philippines

    itscamilleco.com

    Camille Co

    TINAYUMS LINAZA

    Dubai – UAE

    Iamtinayums.com

    TINAYUMS LINAZA

    JIM PAOLO JOQUICO

    Dubai – UAE

    fashionchameleon.ae

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    PAUL RIYADH C

    Manila – Philippines

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    Paul Manila

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