Fashion designer and entrepreneur Jimin Lee liberates the standards of womenswear
Hi,
We recently got a chance to see the phenomenal Wardrobe 24, J Cricket’s latest collection designed by Milan-based Korean-born Jimin Lee whose eye for style is built on the philosophy of comfort, individuality, and femininity. At Homme et Femme in Makati, we experienced firsthand Lee’s ingenuity and asked her about her creative process, her journey in the fashion world, and why J Cricket distinguishes itself from other established fashion houses.
Other newsletter highlights this week:
- Here’s how you can get a chance to win in this year’s Tatler Homes Design Awards
- Homegrown beauty brand Pili Ani releases its brand new product: The Cleansing Butter
- U-Go and Galeria Paloma join hands in helping young Filipinas this Women’s Month
- On its final show for March, Tanghalang Pilipino’s ‘Pingkian’ is a must-see musical based on Emilio Jacinto, the ‘Brains of the Revolution’
Cheers,
Franz Sorilla IV
Assistant Digital Editor, Tatler Philippines
STYLE
Gunk? Oil? This Pili Ani cleanser will take away your skincare woes
Makeup-heavy face? Remove them in one swipe! Homegrown beauty brand Pili Ani releases its brand new product: The Cleansing Butter (Photo: Pili Ani)
We turn to long-lasting, water-proof makeup products when we want an appearance that looks more snatched and polished, but at the end of the day, they become stubborn gunk that even water and soap can’t get rid of, leading to acne-ridden skin.
Homegrown beauty brand Pili Ani releases its brand new product: The Cleansing Butter
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POWER & PURPOSE
U-Go and Galeria Paloma join hands in helping young Filipinas this Women’s Month
U-Go and Galeria Paloma join hands to help young women through an art auction (Photo: Ayala Foundation, Inc.)
U-Go, the Ayala Foundation’s scholarship arm, is one of the many NGOs helping with the cause, offering grants to deserving young women who struggle financially and empowering them towards education and emerging markets.
For this year’s Women’s Month, they partnered with Galeria Paloma to help their beneficiaries.
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HOMES
Call for nominations: Tatler Homes Design Awards 2024
Makiling Reserve Residence (Photo: Courtesy of Anthony Nazareno and Christian Guerrero)
It’s that time of the year again!! We are inviting everyone to submit their entries for the third edition of the Tatler Homes Design Awards (THDA)! We have an exciting new category this year that will truly allow your creative visions to shine!
Tatler Homes is once again mounting its annual Tatler Homes Design Awards.
MORE FROM HOMES
From an undulating water-facing museum in Lisbon to a green school in the Rajasthan desert, here are 10 incredible structures designed by women.
Cultivate your sanctuary with these dreamy pieces for women's spaces at home bearing the hallmarks of elegance and artistry.
The achromatic colour in its different shades and tones plays well with any home design style. Here’s how to use (more than) 50 shades of white correctly.
LIFESTYLE
Tanghalang Pilipino mounts a groundbreaking musical based on Emilio Jacinto’s writings
Vic Robinson as Emilio Jacinto in Tanghalang Pilipino’s ‘Pingkian: Isang Musikal’, written by Juan Ekis, directed by Jenny Jamora, with original music composed by Ejay Yatco (Photo: Creative Sense)
Tanghalang Pilipino (TP) culminated its 37th theatre season with a rousing new musical based on Emilio Jacinto, the young, valiant hero deemed the ‘Brains of the Revolution’. Juan Ekis, the playwright behind TP’s new production, Pingkian: Isang Musikal, started the show with a video projection of a disclaimer note telling the audience that the fictitious theatrical work was inspired by Jacinto’s dreams, delirium, and memories.
MORE FROM LIFESTYLE
Is ‘Poor Things’ truly feminist? Here’s our humble take on this award-winning movie
These exhibitions around Metro Manila have put women at the forefront.
HOKA hits the ground running with the opening of two new locations in Metro Manila.
AROUND ASIA
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SINGAPORE | Benjamin Chee on founding three unique Singapore watch brands
HONG KONG | Karena Lam on the lack of gender equality in the local film industry; promoting Hong Kong’s cultural scene through her ambassadorships.
