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Chief of Creative Content Vogue Philippines, Allure Philippines, GQ Philippines

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June/July 2026- Editor’s note, with images across the last four years. Many thanks again to everyone🇵🇭 03 Jun 2026 Introducing November cover star, billiards legend #EfrenBataReyes (@efrenthemagician), who headlines our Legends and Lore Issue. His rise to global fame was defined by his extraordinary ability to pull off seemingly impossible shots, earning him the nickname “The Magician” in the world of competitive billiards. “Kasi daw, every time na darating ako, meron silang nakikitang iba’t ibang tirang, hindi alam ng mga player na may tirang palang ganito [They said that every time I came, they would see me make different kinds of shots. The players didn’t even know that shots like that were possible].” Before he became a household name worldwide, however, Efren “Bata” Reyes was just a young boy in Manila, playing at his uncle’s billiards hall and hustling to make money. After a string of legendary victories in the 1980s and 1990s, Reyes came to be regarded by many as the #GOAT (greatest of all time) billiards player. But in his conversation with GQ Philippines, he might have a hard time agreeing with you... Follow @gqphilippines for more stories and updates. Read the full story in GQ Philippines’ Legends and Lore Issue, Volume 2 (November 2026), available today at sarisari.shopping.com and on newsstands. Efren wears @brioni_official, @carolinaherrera, and @jmakitalo_ Story by @by__annika Photography by @artunepo Styling by @geno_karlo of @qurator_studio Grooming by @dondejesus Director: @ejbonagua Director of Photography: @aronmelvin_ Video by Madman Creative Solutions Producer: @kevgnzls Editorial Assistant: @chez_mikhail Photographer’s Assistant: @choinarciso and @edwardlogarta Styling Assistant: @clairefernando_ of @qurator_studio Digitech: @odanjuan Camera Operator: @diugabriel and Jomai Angeles Gaffer: Marvin Mendoza Location: PS Billiard Resto Bar Creative Direction by @danylcg 31 Oct 2026 For the residents of the town of #Boljoon (pronounced bol-ho-on), the church is as natural and common as the water, the spring, the sea. It is a quiet municipality that holds a deep well of history. Nestled along the southeastern coast of Cebu Island, a three-hour drive from the city, Boljoon is home to fisherfolk, merchants, and people of faith who gather for mass inside the Archdiocesan Shrine of Patrocinio de María Santísima, or as it’s simply called, Boljoon Church. Inside the parish museum, the memory of indigenous ornamentation, expressed through earrings, necklaces, bangles, and pusad or dental goldwork, now seems to glimmer in the form of religious opulence. Both are sources that inform the design language of Cebu and its current fashion culture. Tap the link in our bio to read the cover story. Grab a copy of the new issue on shop.vogue.ph and on newsstands. Featuring @marjayramirez wearing @kxng.rxsales and @anthonyromoffluxewear. Photographs by @karlkingaguna, styling by @mrneilanthonie, Deputy Editor @pamquinones, Fashion Editor, @mrdavidmilan, model @marjayramirez, producer @biancazaragoza, makeup @zidjianpaul, hair @by.gabvillegas, multimedia artist @mcainecarlos, digi tech @selagonzales, light tech @jom.ablay, DOP & editor @robynjosue, fashion assistant @tina_misuuu, production assistant @nicollekpuspus, written by @1159cowboy, Vogue Philippines, November 2026. Shot on location at the Archdiocesan Shrine of Nuestra Señora Patrocinio de Maria Santisima and @thestudiosbynest. Special thanks to Boljoon Tourism Office. 31 Oct 2026 Two years ago, #VogueThreads began with the aim of weaving Philippine culture into the world, with its inaugural edition held in Paris and Manila, showcasing the work of 23 designers on maquettes. Its second edition held in Manila last year, meanwhile, highlighted Filipino creative communities here and abroad through a photo exhibition. This year, Vogue Threads Manila 2026 was presented in the form of the #VogueVillage. Held at the Henry Hotel in Pasay, the Fashion, Beauty, and Culture houses were dedicated to the artisans, makers, communities, and cultural stewards that serve as markers of Filipino creativity. Tap the link in our bio to read the full story, and relive this past week’s Vogue Threads. Photographs by @kim.angela.__ and @lyndonkyle_, digital associate editor @chelseamsarabia, multimedia artist @beamaclu, written by @daphnesagun 31 Oct 2026 Amen. GQ Philippines cover star #JordanClarkson. @jordanclarksons wearing rings by @hoorsenbuhs Photographed by @ritchiejo Styling by @ralguerrero #GQPhilippines #GQ 19 Oct 2026 With Vogue Threads 2026 happening next week, we revisit last year's #VogueTalks with a master class by acclaimed fashion designer #InnoSotto, who joins MGGI chief content officer and longtime muse #BeaValdes (@_beavaldes_) to share his journey from studying architecture to developing a signature style in Philippine couture. At @rcbcplaza, the TernoCon and F.A.B. Creatives mentor also talks about the importance of being curious and his meticulous approach to creating a fashion show, wisdom gained from dressing generations of Filipino women and helping shape the local fashion industry from the ‘70s until today. Tap the link in bio to learn about the upcoming talks at Vogue Threads Manila 2026, happening from October 26 to 28. Video by @corrorrorro and @heinyunderscore, multimedia artists @bienbien14 and @miguel.yap, project manager @margaritaherbosa, AVP events production Arriane Grace Sanchez, events manager @kajevillanueva, events creative director @brentcastro, media channels editor @anzhizon, media channels team @ang.tantuico, @wainahjoson, @1159cowboy Special thanks to Maggie Gineta 19 Oct 2026 Whose stories shape the way the world sees Asian fashion? Closing the Fashion Forward Asia Forum, Fashion As A Voice examined the influence of imagery, media, and cultural representation on the narratives we encounter today. Moderated by MEGA Global Group Inc. Chief Content Officer Bea Valdes and BoF’s Annabel Bolton, the session featured Vogue Philippines Editor-in-Chief Trickie Lopa and actress Anne Curtis. At a time when fashion imagery moves quickly across platforms, the conversation considered what makes a story meaningful and memorable. Lopa emphasized the importance of editorial integrity, cultural context, and creating images with purpose, while Curtis reflected on personal style, authenticity, and connecting with audiences across digital platforms. Their exchange reflected the growing influence of Asian creatives in telling their own stories and contributing to the global fashion conversation. Read more at the link in bio. Photographed by @kim.angela.__, @kieranpunay, @excelpanlaque, and @monsied. Multimedia Artists @iambryllejoseph and @klaudethsilos. #FashionWeekAsia #FWA2026 27 Oct 2026 When #OliviaRodrigo says she’s been working on the idea around #DaisyChainFields for a long time, she means it. Technically, the first spark of inspiration happened when she was seven, when she learned about Lilith Fair for the first time through its 2010 revival.  “I always kind of hoped that someone would recreate it with all of the most incredible women artists of today,” Rodrigo recalls. “And at a certain point, I think I was just sort of like, ‘Well, if anyone can do it, I can probably do it.’ You know, like what’s stopping me from creating something like that?” Over the weekend, the festival raised USD 20 million in support of 10 non-profit organizations whose missions support women and girls globally. Tap the link in our bio to read the full profile. Grab a copy of the Anniversary Issue on shop.vogue.ph and on newsstands. Photographer Szilveszter Mákó worked with the Vogue team to translate Filipino sensibilities into physical sets. Through his surrealist lens, @oliviarodrigo, in @chanelofficial, takes flight amid the tropical landscape, transforming familiar elements into a dreamlike vision. Photography & art direction by @szilvesztermako, styling by @lisajarvis_stylist, Deputy Editor @pamquinones, story by @chelseamsarabia, casting director @jilldemling, Art Director @jannpascua, Executive Producer @anzhizon, Beauty Editor @joyce.orena, hair @owengould, makeup @raoulalejandre, manicure artist @ohmynailsnyc, set designer @nicholasdesjardins, production director @babysiyan, production @dirtyprettyproductions, DPP team @mateenmortazavi (executive producer), @torresurso (head of production and producer), @rt.novak, @crissabu (coordinators), @ryan.gus, @katelyn_kucharski (assistants), editorial assistant @mavisulangi, contributing editorial assistant @_sandrolorenzo, photographer’s 1st assistant & digitech @yc.dong, photography assistants @testthelights, @gerrod_phillip, photo line producer @isabellagao_, styling assistants @anninaluomahaara, @nglnaiara, tailor @victoria_y_wow, art department @emilykreusch, @laurahugh.es, @andierapavy, Vogue Philippines, September/October 2026. 31 Aug 2026 It seems that #OliviaRodrigo was born with it, the stuff that make her who she is. She had been writing songs as early as she learned to write, singing for as long as she can remember, and loving music for longer. Since then her stratospheric rise has been marked by three Grammys and her high-grossing first long tour. When the world remeets Rodrigo, she’s found catharsis in writing “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love,” her third studio album that’s hollowed out the charts with its searing honesty. At 23, she’s carved out an emotional vocabulary for a new generation. Still, she admits, she hasn’t stopped trying to find the right words. “When I set out to make this record, I knew I wanted to write songs about romantic love in more of a positive way, and I think it’s still something that I haven’t nailed. I don’t think anyone has really nailed it,” she says, “which is why we keep trying.” Tap the link in our bio to read the full profile. Grab a copy of the new issue on shop.vogue.ph and on newsstands. Featuring @oliviarodrigo wearing a Terno by Filipino designer Joey Samson (@garmentsurgeon). Photography & art direction by @szilvesztermako, styling by @lisajarvis_stylist, Deputy Editor @pamquinones, story by @chelseamsarabia, casting director @jilldemling, Art Director @jannpascua, Executive Producer @anzhizon, Beauty Editor @joyce.orena, hair @owengould, makeup @raoulalejandre, manicure artist @ohmynailsnyc, set designer @nicholasdesjardins, production director @babysiyan, production @dirtyprettyproductions, DPP team @mateenmortazavi (executive producer), @torresurso (head of production and producer), @rt.novak, @crissabu (coordinators), @ryan.gus, @katelyn_kucharski (assistants), editorial assistant @mavisulangi, contributing editorial assistant @_sandrolorenzo, photographer’s 1st assistant & digitech @yc.dong, photography assistants @testthelights, @gerrod_phillip, photo line producer @isabellagao_, styling assistants @anninaluomahaara, @nglnaiara, Vogue fashion team @mrdavidmilan, @mrneilanthonie, @ticiaalmazan, tailor @victoria_y_wow, art department @emilykreusch, @laurahugh.es, @andierapavy, Vogue Philippines, September 31 Aug 2026 Dogue Philippines October 2026 07 Oct 2026 Growing up around the lakes and highlands of Cavinti, Laguna, Banca the asong gubat or Philippine forest dog spent her days climbing, swimming, and visiting the guests at a local cabin, where #ShairaLuna (@shairaluna) first encountered her in July. Now living comfortably in Shaira’s 10-dog household, the young pup is easily twice the size of the rest of her pack. Still, it doesn’t stop her from giving visitors full body hugs, as she understands that she is finally, fully at home. For Vogue Philippines’ inaugural #Dogue cover, the Filipina photographer lenses her rescue, whom she pulled from a life-threatening wound. Found with a chain embedded in her neck, Banca is now well on the road to recovery; a journey made possible through numerous phone calls, a photography team, an animal whisperer, and more than a couple bangka (boat) rides. Tap the link in our bio to read the full digital cover story and see Shaira and Banca’s answers to our 2026 #Dogue questionnaire. Grab a copy of the Anniversary Issue on shop.vogue.ph and at newsstands to read our Dogue stories. Photograph by @shairaluna, multimedia artist @mcainecarlos, final artist Ryan James Abrigo, written by @1159cowboy, Vogue Philippines, September/October 2026. 07 Oct 2026 “Where did I come from, and how did it make me?” Today, it seems as though ancestral heritage has never been more celebrated. While there remains a long road ahead for mainstream Southeast Asian representation, it’s worth celebrating how far we’ve come. Photographer #KenzaLeBas’s return to #Bali this year was marked by a drive “to celebrate a culture that has given me so much creatively and personally.” She photographs model #MirelleAurellia across scenes in Tenganan, one of Bali’s oldest and best-preserved traditional villages, finding glimmers of the culturally nostalgic and new. This month, across islands, we interrogate the idea of pride: what it means to be seen, what we inherit, and what we choose to carry with us. See the full cover story at the link in our bio. Grab a copy of the August 2026 Issue of Vogue Philippines, available on shop.vogue.ph and on newsstands. Featuring @mirelle.aurellia wearing a @tangoli__ lace top and @juanamartinoficial headpiece. Photographed by @kenzalebas, styling by @charlotteneuwels, Fashion Editor @mrdavidmilan, model @mirelle.aurellia at @_balitar, hair and makeup by @deborahbrider for @diorbeauty, local production @robinetthierry, written by @ticiaalmazan, Vogue Philippines, August 2026. 31 Jul 2026

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