Vogue PH - Celebration



While interest and viability of living inside the metaverse is still an ongoing discussion, its potential as a limitless platform is undeniable. Digital fashion, for example, is being explored by maisons around the world. Vogue Philippines is similarly intrigued, and has teamed up with visionaries like DressX and Lablaco to bring the terno to this virtual realm. This collaboration is executed as a special cover this month, just in time for the biennial TernoCon.


Get this special cover of Vogue Philippines December ‘22 - January ‘23 issue with every purchase of the February 2023 issue available for pre-order now. Link in bio.


Featuring Filipina model @oiitstaki wearing a @rickytchitov balintawak, photographed by @shairaluna, fashion director @pamquinones, sittings editor @ticiaalmazan, avatar designer @ivvnvvi, landscape designer @biancarague, digital fashion by Tanya Pyanida of @dressx and Akanksha Srivastva of @lablaco, art direction by @jannpascua, produced by @anzhizon assisted by @adamppereyra, and written by @audreycarpio and @amfq, Vogue Philippines, December 2022 - January 2023.

Source: Instagram - Vogue Philippines

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