Tag: Pam Quinones

It’s Friday today and you might have observed OOTD posts popping up on your feed from some of your favorite fashion industry insiders and influencers bearing the same caption:“I pledge to wear Filipino made every Friday in an effort to support our

Just because June is over and Independence Day has long passed, that doesn’t mean we have to hit pause on our campaign to support and embrace local brands. In fact, we strongly believe that it should be a continuous, conscious effort!There are

Ain't no secret that Pam Quinones, founder of styling studio Qurator, has a penchant for sleek, achingly chic looks that make you wonder how on earth she does it sans breaking a sweat...and, speaking of earth, her effortless style carries over to her

We're partying with CH Carolina Herrera tonight, shimmying to a sultry tune tinted scarlet. In the words of the Venezuelan designer herself, the color red symbolizes passion and love, but it also has a deeper meaning: It embodies mystery yet at the

You can easily spot Bea Alonzo from afar—not just for her gorgeous face but for her overall scene-stealing red carpet look. At the ABS-CBN Ball 2019, the actress stepped out in an ebony, asymmetric number by  Jun Escario.Styled by Pam Quiñones of

Pam Quiñones, the brains and brawn behind Qurator Studio, is one of the most sought-after stylists in the country—and her own impeccable taste is a testament to her glittering reputation. Below, check out five of her Instagram OOTDs we could stare at

Breaking in to the mighty fashion industry is a challenge itself, but for the people who work hard for their dreams, it definitely pays off. Here’s something we’ve learned from our little chat with celebrity fashion stylist Myrrh Lao To, previously mentored

If you follow your favorite local celebrities and their stylists on Instagram, you would notice that gone (or we hope) are those chunky platforms that truly make us cringe. Recently, the sleeker pointy pumps or the chic strappy steppers are now dominating

Get to know two women from this year’s Best Dressed List—Pam Quiñones and Martine Cajucom, who have very different styles but both considered as sexy, and yes, hubaderas. Watch as they talk about what they think is sexy now, what’s currently keeping

If Anne Curtis were a real star, star from the galaxy kind of thing, she would’ve reached supernova level by now. Because just when you thought her star has already reached its peak, the country’s National Sweetheart proves everyone wrong by giving

A concert is never merely just a concert. Big productions for the biggest of stars require for megawatt outfits that amplify the performance—precisely why it took Pam Quinones and her team a span of four months in preparing Anne Curtis’ outfits for

Everyone knows that a woman’s crowning glory is her hair. Just how makeup can enhance a look, the guys at Toni & Guy understand that hair is an extension of your personal style. Teaming up with celebrity photographer Mark Nicdao and top

The Ramp Crossings celebrates the holidays in style. During their recent intimate fashion show, they introduced their holiday pieces, capsule designer collaborations, and their new brand ambassadors.PEFTA (Preview Emerging Fashion Talent Awards) alumni Ken Samudio and Vince Tolentino collaborated with the local retail brand to

Charlene Gonzales-Mulach's fabulous new hair-do seems to have inspired a change in her recent wardrobe choices for The Buzz. Yes, her penchant for femine and classic cuts are still present but we've been seeing the addition of architectural jackets, metal accents, and

Anne Curtis once again has the internet abuzz with her latest TVC for L’Oreal Paris Total Repair 5 Shampoo debuting on the brand’s Facebook Page early this week. While jetting off on a helicopter, driving down the highway in a convertible and

According to Preview Magazine, floor-grazing maxi skirts are "The New Sexy" compared to last year's short and tight skirts. It gives you the illusion of floating gracefully as you walk and also makes you feel much more feminine; now who could resist