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This October, Vogue Philippines explores breath, movement, and the skin we are in. Our main fashion story centers on the Filipino concept of ginhawa, a three-act editorial featuring light-as-air fashion pieces, with dancers from Ballet Philippines, on stage at the impressive,new Samsung Performing Arts Theater.
Another dancer, Fifth Wall Film Festival's Madge Reyes is also featured alongside a behind-the-scenes look at the comraderie at the kitchen of Toyo Eatery. Meanwhile, Isa Lorenzo and Rachel Rillo open their home and share their private art collection for the first time while Jo Koy shares his path to comedic glory. We also investigate Microbiomes and the ancient tradition of hilot, while we spend a day with fashion designer Mariton Villanueva of Himaya and an afternoon in Siargao with model Christina Nadin.

Vogue Philippines Magazine Description:

Vogue Philippines is a continuation of a storied tradition of excellent journalism, cultural commentary, and outstanding editorial executions. As both the voice and eyes of the Filipino creative and the latest edition of the world’s foremost authority in fashion. It aims to introduce new talents, tell exciting stories, and champion values such as sustainability, design heritage, and craftsmanship.