This July, Ces Drilon graces the cover of Lifestyle Asia. The veteran journalist has had a tough past year, but, by facing her challenges head on, helping others, and taking care of herself more, she is finally seeing better days. Other personalities who are seeing a positive change are included in the issue: Sara Black, Isabelle Daza, Juana Yupangco, Bianca Araneta Elizalde and Jose Luis Lozano have found different paths to wellness, which they are eager to share with others.

Even in these complicated times, companies, individuals, and industries always have a mind for things that last. One such person banners Lifestyle Asia Volume II, Metro Pacific’s Chaye Cabal-Revilla, whose personal advocacies are rooted in sustainability. The issue is packed with other names who work to build a better future. Whether it’s working at preventing the clothes we wear from becoming landfill fodder to making sure that coffee will be around for years to come, these efforts and voices remain committed and hopeful.

Even in these complicated times, companies, individuals, and industries always have a mind for things that last. One such person banners Lifestyle Asia Volume II, Jewelmer’s Marion Branellec-De Guzman, whose family believes in sustainable farming.

The issue is packed with other names who work to build a better future. Whether it’s working at preventing the clothes we wear from becoming landfill fodder to making sure that coffee will be around for years to come, these efforts and voices remain committed and hopeful.

Solenn Heussaff-Bolzico, whose first two years as a mother is spent in quarantine, is on the cover of Lifestyle Asia’s May issue. In the spread photographed by Mark Nicdao at the Metropolitan Theater, she shares how she sings a love story for her fellow Filipinos through her art. Inside, the endurance of a business is in the team who builds it in the same way that the strength of a country is in its people. Malu Gamboa, Christopher Cachuela, Toby Claudio, and Rosanna Ocampo-Rodriguez share what they are doing to flourish through challenging times. Plus: Bling Empire star Kelly Mi Li talks about representation, mental health, and #StopAsianHate.

With travel and movement still limited this year, our collective focus continues to be inward, particularly on the spaces, rooms, and corners we inhabit. On the cover is Stephanie Kienle Gonzalez and Jessica Kienle Maxwell, the super sisters at the helm of luxury brand Philux. We also explore the meaning of home with Derek Ramsay, Cecile Zamora, Nathalie Küpfer Henares, Pie Alvarez, and Candy Dizon, who share personal renovation and construction projects they have recently undertaken. Many other rich and interesting voices in design also share their stories: Happy Ongpauco-Tiu, Cyndi Fernandez, Fort Street Studio, Chito Vijandre, Ricky Toledo, and many more.

Gracing our February 2021 e-cover exclusive, Hindy Weber emphasizes the importance of protecting the environment amidst a pandemic, being a role model for her children, and sharing some simple and stylish fashion.

While this year was difficult with little to celebrate, there were people who stood up and helped mitigate the current circumstances. Lifestyle Asia highlights Jaime Zobel de Ayala and Pasig City’s Mayor Vico Sotto, two examples who worked tirelessly and with grace, nary a complaint in sight. Along with them, we listed a round-up of people whose actions made them worthy of being lauded. We also spoke with ING’s Hans Sicat about the future of banking. Read these and more in the latest issue of Lifestyle Asia.

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Feast your eyes on the Lifestyle Asia Food Issue. This November, read about Rikki and Beng Dee’s ever-evolving food empire. We chat with chefs Jordy Navarra, JP Anglo, Josh Boutwood, Tony Boy Escalante, Jessie Sincioco, Florabel Co-Yatco and Chele Gonzalez on their gastronomic journeys, and the Raintree Hospitality Group’s Andrej Wisniewski on the importance of the dining industry to the local economy and innovation in a time of panic. We take a bite at Blackbird, Metiz and have a quick jaunt over to New York for Spanish delights at Mercado Little Spain. Finally, we celebrate the gift of giving with the 2020 Gift Guide for all your gifting needs.

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Women rule the roost for the October Issue of Lifestyle Asia. The future is female and who else better to celebrate it with than Vicki Belo and Gaita Forés? Leaders in their own respective industries, they share with us their stories: the pursuit of happiness and the journey to the top. For this month’s special feature, we meet Cris Albert, Feli Atienza, Suzette Ayson, Roxanne Farillas, Connie Haw, Florence Ko and Pinky Tobiano. All seven of them tell us what it takes to be the kind of women they are today, from stories of hard work, faith and dreaming relentlessly. This month, we learn that nothing is impossible.

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As Lifestyle Asia returns to newsstands this September, we round up a powerhouse cast of unique individuals who braved the new age in the middle of a longstanding lockdown and share inspiring stories that beg the readers to just live everything and more importantly, have courage. On the cover is Maria Ressa, whose incredible journey and fierce advocacy raises the flag for press freedom and accountability. We also feature Brian Cu, Grab Philippines’ head honcho, as he ventures on to his next original business idea. Audrey Tan-Zubiri graces our pages as well, narrating how her family dealt with COVID. Society members also shared their sentiments on how they coped with the socio-economic impacts on the various lifestyles they lead. Tina Cuevas, Sharmila Hiranand, Mike Lagman, Happy Ongpauco-Tiu, and Tessa Prieto-Valdes reflect on the year so far. All these and more on the September Issue of Lifestyle Asia.

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As Lifestyle Asia returns to newsstands this September, we round up a powerhouse cast of unique individuals who braved the new age in the middle of a longstanding lockdown and share inspiring stories that beg the readers to just live everything and more importantly, have courage. On the cover is Maria Ressa, whose incredible journey and fierce advocacy raises the flag for press freedom and accountability. We also feature Brian Cu, Grab Philippines’ head honcho, as he ventures on to his next original business idea. Audrey Tan-Zubiri graces our pages as well, narrating how her family dealt with COVID. Society members also shared their sentiments on how they coped with the socio-economic impacts on the various lifestyles they lead. Tina Cuevas, Sharmila Hiranand, Mike Lagman, Happy Ongpauco-Tiu, and Tessa Prieto-Valdes reflect on the year so far. All these and more on the September Issue of Lifestyle Asia.

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In the latest issue of Lifestyle Asia, we look into the journeys of beauty, wellness, and self-acceptance of the industry’s most prolific personalities. On our cover is Aivee Teo who shares how beauty with a purpose empowers people. Bianca Araneta-Elizalde, Lia Bernardo, Doron and Cherryl Glazer, and Rissa Mananquil-Trillo tell us what it’s like to help others in curating their own healthy lifestyles. We also have 2020’s wellness forecast, summer beauty looks to try, and must-have makeup products this season. All these and more on the March issue of Lifestyle Asia.

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Lifestyle Asia begins 2020 by showcasing the best of the Philippines. Department of Tourism Secretary Berna Romulo-Puyat joins us in El Nido as she talks about how the government and local communities work hand in hand in preserving our country’s natural wonders. We also revisit top destinations such as Boracay, Vigan, Siargao, and El Nido, inviting both new and returning travelers to discover more unforgettable experiences. Read Tim Yap’s love letter to the unparalleled splendor of our islands and find out how Filipino industry leaders like Francis Gotianun and Vicki Belo do our country proud through their unwavering passion and dedication to their craft.

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As another year ends, we take a look at some of the most prominent personalities who have made a positive and significant difference in the lives of many. The December-January issue of Lifestyle Asia puts Catriona Gray in the spotlight as she shares how changing the lives of others through her work has in turn, changed hers as well. Grace Barbers-Baja, KC Concepcion, Rocio Olbes-Ressano, Geraldine Roman, and George Royeca discuss how their ideas have sparked much-needed awareness and action for their advocacies. Also, we bring you to Lifestyle Asia’s exclusive RSVP event in Bangkok where invited guests enjoyed a lavish feast and a luxurious shopping experience unlike any other.

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This November in Lifestyle Asia, we put the spotlight on purpose and philanthropy. Lifestyle Asia, as the only luxury media publication in partnership with Kaye Tinga and Tessa Prieto-Valdes’ Red Charity Gala, features the highlights of the magnificent event—the fashion, the auction, and all of society’s most influential people who graced the event. Now on its 11th year, the duo outdoes themselves yet again by staging a grand production that brings back 10 of the Gala’s past designers. We also sit down with The Honorary Consul of The Gambia, Agnes Huibonhoa and talk about her altruistic passion projects. And lastly, an incredible list of nearly a hundred excellent gift ideas for the fast-approaching holiday season. All these and more in our latest issue.

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In Lifestyle Asia’s October 2019 Issue, Crazy Rich Asians author Kevin Kwan talks about the success of his book, the movie, and the importance of telling stories that are close to home. We also talk to powerful Asian entrepreneurs Ronald Akili, Suvita Chansrichavala, and Patrick Grove who tell us about what true power means and what it takes to get to the top. Two newsmakers who’ve made headlines for their epic wins, Mayors Isko Moreno and Francis Zamora share their principles on good governance. All these and more in our latest issue.

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The September 2019 Issue of Lifestyle Asia features Drs. Aivee and Z Teo as they celebrate 10 years in the business as pioneers in the field of dermatology and aesthetics. Amina Aranaz, Mark Bumgarner, Ana Lorenzana , Jhett Tolentino and Vince Uy share their stories on living lives filled with purpose and excellence. Roxanne Farillas tells her journey of building a lasting legacy in fashion. Why Dubai, Tenerife, London, South Africa or Mongolia should be your next destination. All these and more in our latest issue.

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Lifestyle Asia’s August 2019 issue is Beauty and Wellness, with ageless wonder Charmaine Lagman gracing the cover. She shares with us beauty tips, her thoughts on ageing and what she wants to pass on to her daughters. In the issue are the latest fitness workouts to try, what to wear when doing them and places to visit after. We also chat with Dr Aivee Teo, Marga Nograles and Pinky Tobiano, who talk with us how they are shaping to make the world a more beautiful place through their projects and endeavors. All this and more in the latest issue of Lifestyle Asia.

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On this month’s issue, Camille Villar shares how working with her family has made their business successful. We sit down with a new generation of leaders who leave an inspiring legacy in their family enterprises. With Lifestye Asia’s latest issue, discover how visionaries live a meaningful life driven by purpose.

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Nothing speaks luxury than a life well-lived. This June, Bea Valdes invites us to her haven of respite to show us what really matters most. Five prominent personalities share their most invaluable treasures. For LA Voice, Trish Panlilio offers invaluable wisdom on what makes life rich and beautiful. With Lifestyle Asia’s latest issue, discover what makes life opulent and substantial as we bring an entirely new meaning to luxury.

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On this month’s issue, we sit down with three women who have dominated Philippine Social Media in their own authentic way—Juliana Gomez, Jess Wilson, and Celine Lopez. Their audacious tell-alls reveal how each of them led their generations in the digital revolution. We also feature five other personalities, each with their own point of view on the pros and cons of the fast-evolving innovations of digital platforms and technology. Celine Lopez and her unapologetic honesty has always been appreciated by her followers even before the rise of social media. She continues to thrive in the digital landscape, wiser, stronger, and more uninhibited than ever.

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On this month’s issue, we sit down with three women who have dominated Philippine Social Media in their own authentic way—Juliana Gomez, Jess Wilson, and Celine Lopez. Their audacious tell-alls reveal how each of them led their generations in the digital revolution. We also feature five other personalities, each with their own point of view on the pros and cons of the fast-evolving innovations of digital platforms and technology. Celine Lopez and her unapologetic honesty has always been appreciated by her followers even before the rise of social media. She continues to thrive in the digital landscape, wiser, stronger, and more uninhibited than ever.

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On this month’s issue, we sit down with three women who have dominated Philippine Social Media in their own authentic way—Juliana Gomez, Jess Wilson, and Celine Lopez. Their audacious tell-alls reveal how each of them led their generations in the digital revolution. We also feature five other personalities, each with their own point of view on the pros and cons of the fast-evolving innovations of digital platforms and technology. Celine Lopez and her unapologetic honesty has always been appreciated by her followers even before the rise of social media. She continues to thrive in the digital landscape, wiser, stronger, and more uninhibited than ever.

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Our April issue is not your typical “Weddings” issue. On top of three exquisite weddings captured in beautiful photos, we also take a look at six diverse couples, whose unique relationships redefined a life after exchanging “I do’s.” The lovely Heart Evangelista is on the cover, with her touching and inspiring story of walking down the aisle gracing the pages of our magazine.

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Lifestyle Asia’s March pages are filled with inspiration, empowerment, bravery and courage of women in the homes and work place. Wives, mothers, home-makers, bosses and philanthropists share words of wisdom. Read about six power women Che Uy, Stephanie Zubiri-Crespi, Carla Yeung Mckowen, Sheila Romero, Happy Ongpauco-Tiu & Cindy Yap-Yang. Feli Atienza is this month’s LA Voice. As a treat for fashion fanatics, step into two oh-em-gee walk-in closets that will make you drool. All these and more in this month’s print issue.

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Lifestyle Asia February 2019 is Dong Ronquillo’s maiden issue as editor in chief. In line with a new look, we feature several Game Changers and ask what drives them in their respective fields. Karen Davila answers the question, What Makes A Game Changer? We tell the story of Dennis Uy and what industries he plans to monopolize. Tim Yap gives us a tour of Manila’s latest retail trend: multi-brand stores. All these and more in Lifestyle Asia this month.

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Randy Ortiz rocks 30 years in the fashion industry, now dressing the millennial children of his signature models in the December 2018/January 2019 double issue. Pick up tips for dressing your festive tables from some of Manila’s creative hosts and hostesses. Get ideas for last minute shopping from the gift guide. Discover a little known gem in Japan for your next holiday. Get expert advise when an affair threatens your marriage. These and more in Anna Sobrepeña’s farewell issue as Editor in Chief of Lifestyle Asia.

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Lifestyle Asia puts together a luxury gift guide for the November issue, offering suggestions on what to give highly intelligent people, those who have everything and best buys for family and friends. Discover what a Huawei Mate 20 Pro phone camera can do as it captures Liz Uy and Mond Gutierrez on the cover. Get a glimpse into the New York home of China’s most famous woman and take a tour of Rioja to discover more than wines in the wineries.

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Lawrence Ho leads and never follows. The October issue banners the chairman and chief executive officer of Melco Resorts Leisure & Entertainment Ltd who took over the company before he was 30 years old, reversed a downward trend by redirecting the company focus in Asia, instilling a dynamic that made the Philippine casino stock the best performing in the world. This power issue also features Senator Loren Legarda, her passions and advocacies, and plans after June 2019. Philippine presidents and their cars make a statement about their life and times. Other sections provide guidelines on choosing your investment banker and how to own your own private jet on timeshare. Find out where to go for innovative Asian cuisine and what millennials are giving their energies to. Check out exhibits at manilArt. These and more in this month’s edition of LifestyleAsia.

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Lifestyle Asia banners the Red Charity Gala as the fashion benefit celebrates its 10th year. Annika Valdes and Juliana Gomez, who headline the issue talk about growing up and giving back. Ten designers share their September statements right in time for the ball season. Also in this issue are the winning works of the Metrobank Art and Design Excellence Awards, as well as women artists whose works will be exhibited at this year’s ManilArt. Go on a safari in Cebu and be dazzled by the Louvre in Dubai. These and more in the September issue available now.

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Lea Salonga and Gerard Salonga reach a transgenerational audience with their music. They share the story of their professional and personal journey in this month’s Generations issue of Lifestyle Asia. Also in the August issue is a guide to dining in the city, cruising down the Moselle and Rhine rivers, flying in the customised A350-900 XWB and racing in the Lexus LS500. Go on a safari in Cebu and shop at the best artisan fairs.

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Rising star of the fashion world Kaia Gerber leads Lifestyle Asia’s roster of young people who are possibly changing the game. This month’s edition puts the spotlight on 30 millennials to watch and follow on social media. What they are doing, their interests and occupations, their consumption habits and what they are spending on is determining the shape of things to come. Read the list of brands they buy. Step into Laureen Uy’s place and get a glimpse of a millennial’s home. Get a lawn side view of Prince Harry and Meghan Markel’s wedding, exclusively written for Lifestyle Asia. See the wedding gowns of royal brides. Discover New Orleans, Hoi An and Hué plus places for exceptional dining in Saigon. These and more in the July issue of Lifestyle Asia.

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Lifestyle Asia’s June 2018 Luxury Issue features rising society stars Xandra Rocha, Lauran Lehman and Lauren Liechtenstein.

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Celebrate Beauty and Wellness with Lifestyle Asia’s May issue which highlights the relationship of Solenne Heussaff Bolzico and Nico Bolzico. Find out the latest in fitness boutiques and what to wear when pumping out endorphins. Sugary sweet makeup looks with NARS to pair with delectable concoctions at the Dessert Museum. All this and more at the May issue of Lifestyle Asia.

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Lifestyle Asia’s April 2018 highlights the best in Philippine art and design with cover ladies Maureen Olivia d’Aboville, Paloma Zobel Urquijo, Maureen Disini and Jessica Kienle Maxwell. Bring the look of legendary 60s socialites to life in a beauty editorial inspired by the art of Claudio Bravo. Learn the latest tips in men’s grooming with products found at Rustan’s. Lifestyle Asia names some of the most exceptional gifts and experiences in the Philippines. A round-up to some of the most notable resorts and hotels in the country. All this and more in the 2018 April Issue of Lifestyle Asia.

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Lifestyle Asia celebrates good design and high quality craftsmanship with the 2018 Home and Design Issue. Maggie Wilson Consunji welcomes readers to her artful, beautiful home, decorated with Hermès scarves and palm-tree wallpaper. We bring you inside Loida Nicolas Lewis’ lush, Upper East Side appartment, replete with paintings by, among others, Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse and Juan Gris. Another home is an example of a tropical oasis within city living, with a chic aesthetic focused on Filipino craftsmanship. Plan a stay at a luxury castle, but avoid the haunted ones. Travel to Kyoto and marvel at the cherry blossoms, and then fly to the English countryside and experience its bucolic charm. The latest home furnishings from Poltrona Frau, Philux, Viking and Hermès are just the latest in eye-catching home trends. All this and more at the 2018 Home and Design Issue.

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Lifestyle Asia celebrates first class experiences with the 2018 Travel Issue. On the cover is Alex de Leon, whose sense of adventure takes him to far-off climes like Spain, North Korea and Cuba. The Lifestyle Asia team shares places they dream of returning to. See Switzerland and Tuscany through the pages. Re-visit the Studio 54 days with Grace Jones and Andy Warhol in a Tory Burch fashion editorial. All this and more in the 2018 issue.

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Lifestyle Asia celebrates untraditional families and relationships in the December 2017 Issue. Cover stars Joey and Angelina Mead King share a peek into their lives after last year’s publicity buzz. Members of The Aivee League talk about their most memorable, meaningful giving experience. Read about the latest hotspots to visit in The Bar Guide. Travel to France and experience La Vie Lalique, walk amongst a bustling Christmas Market, and plan an unforgettable trip to South Africa. Dress up like Elizabeth and Phillip in time for Season 2 of Netflix’s The Crown. All this and more in the Lifestyle Asia December 2017 Issue.

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The Lifestyle Asia Fashion Issue celebrates the triumphs in the young life of Patty Ang, who tells of overcoming a tumultuous youth and finding peace and wisdom. Dress like American royalty with Carolina Herrera. The Lifestyle Asia 2017 Gift Guide emphasizes giving beautiful and meaningful things. Walk and eat on the cheery, canal-lined streets of Amsterdam.

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Lifestyle Asia celebrates the Millennial spirit with the 2017 Power Issue. Cover subject Katrina Razon talks about her passions, aspirations, and being the head of her own ventures. Travel to the city of Jerusalem and walk in its bustling streets full of life and vigor. Read about why Gloria Vanderbilt is #InstagramGoals. Delve into the actions of Manuel L. Quezon, whose decision to help escaping Jews from the Holocaust saved countless lives. All these and more in the October 2017 issue of Lifestyle Asia.

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Lifestyle Asia does another location shoot in New York to photograph Kai Lim’s cover story wearing Joey Samson, the featured designer of this year’s Red Charity Gala. Get behind the scenes of the biggest fashion benefit for a glimpse of things to come. The Art and Style issue puts together a collection of auctions, art events and exhibits in Manila, Hong Kong and Venice. Fall in love with Istanbul, featured in the travel section, and read about one of the best places to stay in Manhattan. Choose from Tiffany & Co. jewelry for the working woman.

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Lifestyle Asia flies to New York for the Generations Story of Carolina Herrera and her daughter Carolina de Baez. Their CH store opens in Manila offering the international luxury apparel of the fashion doyenne. This issue juxtaposes fashion against the backdrop of cinema greats and what men can wear to a ball. Sara Siguion Reyna raises a question on the romanticising of the Romanovs despite the reality of their lives. Discover the spirit of Tel Aviv in the travel section of Lifestyle Asia August issue.

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Lifestyle Asia’s Best of the Philippines issue features Jewelmer’s Marion Branellec on the the cover. She returns to the Palawan seas and joins her family business in cultivating the golden south sea pearl. Also in this issue, hidden gems to visit in the Philippine archipelago and 30 homegrown brands to be proud of.

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Lifestyleasia celebrates 30 years with a three cover issue featuring the people, events and experiences who made it to the pages of the magazine over the last three decades. Looking ahead, Vicki Belo writes a letter to daughter Scarlet Snow. This luxury special lists 30 of the finest gifts to give, beauty products to buy and more.

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Lifestyleasia celebrates 30 years with a three cover issue featuring the people, events and experiences who made it to the pages of the magazine over the last three decades. Looking ahead, Vicki Belo writes a letter to daughter Scarlet Snow. This luxury special lists 30 of the finest gifts to give, beauty products to buy and more.

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Lifestyleasia celebrates 30 years with a three cover issue featuring the people, events and experiences who made it to the pages of the magazine over the last three decades. Looking ahead, Vicki Belo writes a letter to daughter Scarlet Snow. This luxury special lists 30 of the finest gifts to give, beauty products to buy and more.

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Tim Yap’s life journey is told against Turkey’s richly textured, diverse, tempestuous and resilient backdrop that resonates his story. Travel vicariously and heliski on virgin snow, swim with sharks in Costa Rica, dance in the streets of North Korea, dive into Devil’s Pool in Africa and more through the stories of world travellers. Get the list of things to pack, what to buy and what to wear in lifestyle asia’s May 2017 travel issue, now available on the stands and magzter.

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While the idea of heading a bank was bandied by the central bank governor, who was also her grandfather, Amanda Fernandez was set on pursuing sports to promote health and support athletes. The April issue cover girl now owns a football team, a sports facility called Sparta, which has an indoor football field and continues to champion women in sports. Also in this issue, men name the most beautiful women they know. This month’s Health, Beauty and Wellness edition features a healing place for the soul in the travel section, the latest laser treatments to tighten, lift and whiten skin, and what to wear for the summer months.

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Get a glimpse of where Feli Atienza lives with a menagerie of animals, artwork and vespas. Lifestyle Asia’s Home and Design issue includes 30 pieces of furniture inspired by places in London, Paris and San Francisco, ideas on customising a man cave and building a wardrobe following a fashion blue print for this season’s look. Plus features on national artist Jose Joya and father of printmaking Manuel Rodriguez. More in this month’s issue of Lifestyle Asia magazine.

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Lifestyle Asia is turning 30 this year and we are kicking off 2017 with our list of 30 young game changers. On the cover is Kerry Tinga, a modern day Elizabeth Bennet, looking to make a difference after taking up Law in London. Shot amidst an English country home, this issue’s cover story features couture creations by Lesley Mobo. Other like minded and spirited individuals gracing our pages are finding their corners in the sky and helping improve their worlds one step at a time. We are also taking you around the hip food spots from Poblacion to the Michelin-starred establishments in Hong Kong. We celebrate them and all things that represent the future of living at its finest in the February issue of Lifestyle Asia.

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Young and the Restless: Isabela Albert on Life in Lockdown, Taking Care of Herself, and Taking Charge of her Future – Lifestyle Asia

From honing entrepreneurial skills to developing an eye for design, #DrakeDustinIbay applies his diverse abilities to cultivate #LVNA.

“My love for jewelry started from a very young age. It started with my love for crystals and gemstones and their metaphysical properties. It’s been a passion of mine to this day,” Ibay shares. Beyond his brand’s success, Ibay considers the philanthropic efforts #LVNA provides to be the most rewarding.

This April, our digital cover features #KellyMiLi of #BlingEmpire. Mi Li talks about the idea for the show was sparked, her take on the #StopAsianHate movement, and why it’s okay not to be okay.
“Start conversations with the people around you about Asian hate crimes, racism, and discrimination,” says the star of Netflix’s breakout series.

Stephanie Coyiuto-Tay shares all about her mission of bringing the joy of good design into living spaces. Through Casa Bella Home & Living, Fig & Vine Floral Studio, and other ventures, she works with the knowledge that good design is more personal in these challenging times.

Daniel Lhuillier Miranda shows no signs of slowing down in pursuing his racing dreams and in committing as a loving partner and father.

Lifestyle Asia opens the year with its cover featuring Mandy Bermudez Romero. Through Save Our Schools Network, she inspires fighting alongside the Lumad youth for their rights. She talks about their struggles and the work it takes to defend rights, empower, and bring a future of peace and justice to these communities.

Being part of a long-running industry and excelling in it is no easy feat. It takes creative vision, determination, and trust in the process to deliver remarkable changes with a great positive impact. Yet crossing over to this stage requires an elaborate journey and Kimberly Yao is no stranger to this voyage to success.

The pursuit of different passions is not a new reality, especially among the youth. Traversing from one field to another is a way to discover one’s threshold of greatness. Finding out talent, capabilities, and working on these allow one to discern and fulfill a greater purpose while inspiring others as well. Isabella Fernandez is well-acquainted with this life, navigating many endeavors at the same time. It is tough, but she goes through each one with the enthusiasm she draws upon her active lifestyle, keeping herself spirited and mindful of the present.

The sublime and vast world of the arts is where Mara Michelle Geriene grew up in. With a painter for a mother and a musician for a father, Mara was naturally pulled into the universe of music and dance, letting her hone her musicality at a tender age. “My parents were very supportive of my music tastes,” Mara says. “I owe that all to my parents for allowing me to learn and hear everything and immerse myself in everything I could.” Admiring Celine Dion and Britney Spears, belting out their songs as a child helped her appreciate all kinds of talent in the arts. From singing her way into the world, Mara eventually came across a new passion—acting—and has fallen in love with it.

Taking on many distinct roles at the same time, it is no wonder why Brian Poe Llamanzares is always on the move. Navigating through multiple high-stakes industries—from climate change and disaster risk management studies, journalism, entrepreneurship in the fashion and F&B landscape, and of course, politics, the wealth of his experiences taught him to balance his time well. “It’s easy to switch hats when I know which one to prioritize,” Brian says, reiterating that priority has always been putting others before himself. His primary business, Time Master watches, was “born out of passion and designed to be able to support social causes.” True to the vision, a portion of the sales helps fund MoveEd’s cause and Habitat for Humanity in its response efforts for COVID-19-affected communities. Brian has mounted an anti-bacterial clothing line as well, Someday, Maybe, with good friend Roxanne Montealegre, that keeps jobs in the industry. “Whether politics or business, as long as the goal is clear, I believe I can still make a difference,” Brian attests.

In this hyperactive, by-the-second age, no one is a stranger to the seemingly established practice of working on multiple passions at the same time. Hustling, as it has been branded, has become the standard, and for every pursuit, it is never enough to be complacent. No matter the industry, there must be eagerness and commitment to chase a rigor of excellence. For Isabelle Daza, Mark Bumgarner, Pam Quinones, Mark Nicdao, Sambie Tung, and Mito Fabie, fulfilling their goals is among the essentials of a meaningful life. As known figures in their respective fields, many wonder how exactly these powerhouses navigated their way to reaching their status at present.

In this hyperactive age where cities are packed way past the brim with life and people hustling about, it was nice to see a change within the quiet walls of the storied Intramuros. The world seemed to take a slower pace as I observe a young woman prepare for her cover shoot from a glance, the suits and accessories all laid out on a table in the quaint Batala Bar. Although it began raining sometime during the early stage of the shoot, Rebecca Plaza remains poised as she walks around the old yet well-maintained Casa Manila, following the photographer’s directions with enthusiasm. In-between trying to find shelter from the rain and pleasant conversations, Rebecca is indeed a woman who continuously leads a meaningful life beyond the face of a rousing powerhouse within the architecture and design industry.

There are moments where you just have to pause and be at awe when an unlikely pair meets and chemistry builds instantly. This is what we witnessed with the convergence of our cover personalities at their photoshoot, with the regal and dapper Tap Room of the Manila Hotel as the backdrop of the unexpected, but nonetheless monumental meeting. The bar’s wooden walls accented by bright red furniture make for an adequate setting that reflects the contrasting yet harmonic interactions of these two personas. Tessa Valdes with her signature lively and uplifting energy represented in the regal red, while Mayor Moreno’s laidback demeanor harking to the wooden decor.

Her elegant designs accentuate both the strength and vulnerability of femininity. #VaniaRomoff paints a world of calm and hope as a new mother-of-three and as a designer welcoming new possibilities.

Launching a new label during quarantine takes courage but #PattyAng’s resiliency and palpable spirit shine through, incandescent as ever. Choosing to live a life in color, she uses her voice and platform to empower other women to find their own strength.

Young, bright, and brimming with determined energy, #RosenthalTee electrifies with the breadth of her work and the depth of possibilities. Never one to back down from a challenge, she exemplifies the potential of female design.

This summer, MEGA welcomes the future. Fronted by Ivana Alawi, the internet’s ingenue as fashion’s cosmic frontierswoman, the issue features scintillating fashion from Louis Vuitton, essential skincare straight from the editors’ vanities, and profiles on people bucking the city for life by the sea.

This month, be prepared to go where your passions take you. Maggie Wilson-Consunji shows us why fortune indeed favors the bold with a smoldering editorial in Bali. Dress the part with sexy day dresses and serene silhouettes, and let multitasking beauty products let you focus on achieving your goals.

Spark joy with MEGA as we celebrate 29 years of being the Philippines’ Best Fashion Magazine. Discover 2021’s style code with cover star Heart Evangelista-Escudero leading the way. From sexy loungewear to statement dresses, prismatic makeup and ornamental hair, it’s time to get happy. Also, get ready for a shopping revolution as the crazy rich Asians build a bling empire.

There’s no shortage of style and cheer as we ease into the last part of the year. Fronted by Hayden Kho Jr., a man of faith and assured taste, we set the mood with our style staples and the season’s new essentials.

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Supermodel Hannah Locsin fronts the November 2020 edition, an ode to the courage of people living in a brave new world. The annual Shopping Issue is imbued with a sense of responsibility and awareness, focusing on local finds and talent, as well as sustainability. Together, we move forward with joy and optimism as we rediscover the fun and fantasy of fashion and beauty, highlighting everything that shines and sparkles.

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Our annual Big Beauty Issue gets real and goes skin deep, starting with the stunning Solenn Heussaff, who lets us in on quarantine life as an artist and a new mom in a series of raw and unedited photos. Then, discover the best skincare and makeup (yes, we’re still wearing it) for the new normal in our Beauty Awards. Get the rundown on the state of beauty in the country as some of the biggest bosses—from influencers to entrepreneurs and top executives—share their learnings. Lastly, fashion starts to get festive with fluoro shades and electric pairings.

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And from the depths, we rise, one stroke at a time, reaching for the light—for life. This is the new MEGA. Bolder and stronger, we are taking on a radically different reality with a fresh perspective on fashion, beauty and beyond. Our distinctive voice remains, but it is now imbued by a new sense of self and a deeper understanding of what is essential. In this digital age, we dare you to pick up this edition and feel the glossy pages we’ve filled with ideas, people and things that are stylish, purposeful and inspiring. In this issue, discover the best of local fashion artists and artisans, this year’s #NewPH and the reason why Catriona Gray is the face of this brave new generation leading us into the future.

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We see you. As MEGA celebrates 10 years of Pinoy Pride this month, we look back at the individuals and groups that have inspired us, made us proud to be Filipinos and—most importantly—showed us how to make a stand. From fashion to the arts, business and sports, these are the people made, and continue to make, a difference.

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Amid the persistent pandemic, MEGA magazine is committed to telling stories of truth, coming together in strength and hope for its latest issue.

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Can’t look away? Welcome to the female gaze. MEGA celebrates Female Power this month, with no less than Pia Wurtzbach on our cover for the final #MakingMEGA. Who better than the golden queen herself, shot in the sun-soaked beaches of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to lead this revolution? Fashion speaks up with mothers and daughters of style, unapologetic dressing and the trends that get you noticed. Beauty dares to get even more colorful and unapologetic, from nails to hair to the scents of real wonder women. Need more female? Sit down and listen to the stories of the women in our lives—some inspire, some provoke—but let’s be clear: they will all be heard.

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After 7 years and 13 Making MEGA documentaries, we travel halfway across the globe and return to where it all began. We walk along the pulsating, vibrant, and ever so colorful streets of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, playing with danger and daring to standout in fiery fashion with Nadine Lustre, James Reid, and Bret Jackson. #MakingMEGAinRio

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Sing out loud. Make yourself heard. MEGA welcomes the New Year with three women who know their due and take up the space, all while lifting up their fellow females and all the aspects of femininity. Sarah Lahbati takes a new direction as a fashion darling, doting mother and soon-to-be wife. Regine Velasquez Alcasid, a true MEGA woman if there ever was one, lends her hard-earned wisdom and passion to the stage, and Sarah Geronimo, an icon of her generation, a woman who discovered her strength by purposely being vulnerable. MEGA also celebrates a brand new direction, a new beginning with fashion’s green reckoning with the finest and bravest taking a stand for the earth and future generations. The future is here and it’s still something to sing about, a song to end on a major key.

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For our anniversary issue, BluPrint embarks on an exploration of material honesty as embodied by raw concrete, visiting three countries in search of spaces that express the versatility, patina, and brutal candor of this material. From a Jakarta studio engulfed in flora, a Kuala Lumpur concrete retreat, to a Singaporean home making the most of the raw material’s sculptural potential, you will find concrete transcending its workman-like reputation, molded by some of the brightest, most creative minds in the ASEAN region.

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What makes a building delightful? Is it ‘only’ that it functions well? How many buildings do we even know of whose parts attend to the comfort, wellness, and many needs of human beings? This issue, Form Follows Values, is our first attempt in BluPrint to tackle the subject. It is not an easy one to have because it entails opening up about our values and examining whether our work has lived up to them. It means being able to talk about the stuff that really matters in our clients’ lives (not whether they want a six-car garage, roof deck, and infnity pool) and whether the architecture will help sustain and nurture these values.

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The government says: “Build, Build, Build.” We say: “Design, Design, Design.” Considering the totality of what gets built in this country, good architecture is nothing short of a miracle. But the building boom of the past few years has yielded some miracles. There’s the NEX Tower, with its four-story lobby and 11-meter-high green walls, designed by SOM. There’s the Cor Jesu chapel, a collaboration of Kenneth Cobonpue and Zubu Design Associates. Then, there’s Budji+Royal Architecture+Design who have been successfully dealing with tremendous pressure to deliver on skimpy budgets and abbreviated timelines. What they are creating in just over a year’s time in New Clark City in Capas, Tarlac, is miraculous indeed, thanks to general contractor MTD Philippines’ resolve to finish months ahead of the 2019 SEA Games athletes’ arrival in November.

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Like a bridge, sustainability fashions a solution; it examines and critiques in order to identify what is lacking in the environment. Great sustainable designs strive for a universal consensus, just like how truth illuminates all gaps, margins, and recesses of human life. Peruse the pages of BluPrint’s recent issue and we learn about how Dominic Galicia has transformed the Hyundai Logistics Center into a clear testament to the positive consequences of planning for built environments, how Earl Forlales’ award-winning CUBO addresses the perpetuating homelessness and poverty in the Philippines, and the Dutch architecture firm UNStudio answer to the ever-growing issues surrounding densely populated cities. We also discover Vo Trong Nghia Architects’ consistent effort to create and incorporate verdure in homes, and how the House in Leiria by Aires Mateus prominently stands as a consequence of the confrontation between figures and configuration, all the while articulating light and space. Sustainability is not just a simple impression that gradually fades later on. It is a commitment to construct things that will endure, and to give these things a lasting significance.

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This special issue features Filipino and ASEAN firms that have made it to the World Architecture Festival 2019. Why ASEAN? Because we share cultural, climatic, and geographical similarities and can learn from each other. Not to mention, we belong to an integrated region that will inevitably allow borderless practice. We also feature two Filipino WAF winners, who share their thoughts on design issues, as well as advice on presenting before the live jury and audience. The WAF 2017 winners of Small Project of the Year, Alexander Furunes and Sudarshan Khadka (representing Locsin and Partners) for example, had this to say: “Architectural projects are multifaceted, and to condense this into eight minutes is not easy. However, eight minutes is plenty if the ideas behind the projects reflect the actions taken… Aim for clarity, find your voice, and have the guts to go for it.

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BluPrint’s first special issue for 2019 brings forward the younger generation that is ceaselessly redefining creative industries. Inside, we have more than 70 future shapers who are navigating their way towards truth—a gesture that may be viewed as a poignant reminder to always craft for change.

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