Tag: Alyssa Lapid

Last October 2015, Bengt Enrique paraded his Spring/Summer 2016 collection at Green Sun for the Manila Fashion Festival. As soon as we saw the ruffled beauties sashay down the runway, we already made a mental note of the pieces we just had

(Check out Alyssa’s blog here!)FIRST THINGS FIRST…How did you come up with your blog name?After Ateneo, I found myself in a corporate job (I studied Management Engineering and somehow ended up in IT—don’t ask!) so I put up a blog named Mon

Below are the local and international fashion bloggers who topped our most stylish list this week.JANE ALDRIDGE of SEA OF SHOESSpice up your oversized sweater by giving it a feminine twist. Take cues from how Jane Aldridge styled hers with a midi

Not so long ago, the term “It shoes” would automatically be synonymous to killer heels and sky-high stilettos. Until this day, even the celebrities go gaga over a pair of Valentinos and Louboutins. And while we believe that high-heeled steppers will forever

Fabric dripping in high shine seems to be a good transition from summer to the cooler (rainy!) days ahead. Summer pieces get an upgrade with a touch of chrome, making it more edgy and glamorous—that punch of character you need.We've seen it

As 2011 was ripe with opportunities to dress up, and the gals were all too happy to play with what fashion had to offer, there were a number of outfits that got people talking and trends that inspired each one to get

For our final Mango Blogger Challenge, we're ending the series with a really fun trend—the swingin' sixties! Bright pops of color, short silhouettes, and quirky style make up the mod theme!We asked Lexi Gancayco, Alyssa Lapid, Camille Co and Kookie Buhain to

Admit it, animal prints (in whatever color or type) amp up one's confidence level when it comes to the clothes they wear. Leopard, python, and even peacock prints always turn a drabby outfit into a fierce one.And since it's all about highlighting

Borrowing form the boys has never been this appealing, gone are the days when borrowing meant wearing your boyfriend's ratty jeans (no offense!) or too-large-for-your-frame shirts. Now women do a gender bender by wearing tailored pieces in menswear styles that are specially