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tatiestar — Fri, 24 Feb 2012 06:14:00 +0000

Manila, Philippines – February 16, 2012 – MEGA Magazine, the Philippines’ best

and pioneer fashion magazine, successfully culminated the second season of Gen M:

Generation MEGA, the MEGA Young Designers Competition (YDC) 2012 and kick-

started its 20-year anniversary celebration recently at NBC tent.

For the past 20 years, MEGA has endeavored to champion Philippine fashion and create a

Filipino aesthetic. The YDC was created two years after the inception of the magazine and it

was launched in order to discover the creative minds who will then serve as ambassadors

of Philippine fashion to the runways of the world. This competition has produced a list of

impressive alumni including renowned designers Rajo Laurel, Michi Calica-Sotto, Patrice

Ramos-Diaz, Ivarluski Aseron, Mich Dulce and Veejay Floresca

MEGA YDC host and resident judge Sari Yap, shares, “I believe in tradition. The MEGA

Young Designers Competition is one such thing. When we started it in 1994, it was to create

a platform to discover new talent. Back then, to break into the fashion industry was very

difficult and there were very few avenues to generate buzz. Today, it’s a very different

picture, there are so many fashion schools and designing has become a go-to career for a lot

of young people. Although the barrier to entry is not as difficult as before, we still wanted

to find these stars and teach them the right skills.”

In keeping with the 20th anniversary of MEGA, the MEGA Young Designers Competition

final six were then tasked to imagine MEGAmorphosis and the next 20 years of MEGA for

their final collections. These were then showcased in a grand gala held at NBC Tent last

February 16, 2012.

With an audience that included patrons of fashion, young society and the most important

advertisers of MEGA magazine, there was no better place to launch young talents Mara

Chua, Kirby Cruz, Ched Dalogaog, Robin Gundran, Oz Go and Renan Jay Pacson.

The glittering event is just the first in what will be a series of events to commemorate

MEGA’s historic 20 years.

Directed by Robby Carmona, the event featured the top 6 designers: Ched Dalogaog, Kirby

Cruz, Mara Chua, Oz Go, Renan Pacson and Robin Gundran each of whom presented a five-

piece collection with the theme: MEGA: Fashion in the next 20 years. This year’s judges

included MEGA magazine editor-in-chief Sari Yap, acclaimed fashion designer Avel Bacudio,

and ramp and commercial model Raya Mananquil, along with MEGA Magazine deputy

editor Meryll Yan and executive creative director Suki Salvador. To top it all off, YDC alumni

Veejay Floresca and MEGA YDC 2011 grand winner Russell Villafuerte showcased a capsule

collection especially created for the night.

The grand winner of this year’s MEGA Young Designer Competition brought home a

contract with Boardwalk worth P50,000, a 3-day, 2-night stay at Discovery Shores Boracay,

products from Bose, a Meister watch, a trophy by Mulawin Abueva, a feature spread in

MEGA Magazine, and P100,000 cash from MEGA. The runners-up also brought home

contracts with Boardwalk, a stay at Discovery Shores Boracay, and a feature in MEGA

Magazine.

A special prize for Best in Show was also awarded. The winner and his models received

P20,000 worth of Gift Certificates from Primadonna shoes.

With the end of the second season of the MEGA Young Designers Competition, the MEGA

Publishing Group unveiled a new treat to the country’s fashionistas, the much awaited

comeback of MEGA Fashion Crew.

Catch the finale episode of GEN M: Generation MEGA, the MEGA Young Designers

Competition 2012 on February 25, 7 pm on ETC, with a replay on February 26, 10 am.

Gen M: Generation MEGA, The MEGA Young Designers Competition 2012 was created

for TV by MEGA Publishing Group.

For the latest updates, visit www.MegaStyle.ph. Like MEGA on Facebook at <www.facebook.com/megamagazine> and follow MEGA on Twitter at <www.twitter.com/mega_magazine>

Fashion Statements for the Changing Weathers of the Philippines

tatiestar — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 04:25:00 +0000

Manila, Philippines – January 2011 – Two challenges are done with only 13 aspiring

designers making it through the last cuts. Five designers were already eliminated as the

challenges in MEGA’s Young Designers Competition (YDC) 2012 heat up. In a surprising

twist, three designers were sent home during the last challenge since they failed to show a

fashion forecast fit for 2012.

Some of the contestants face the judges

Porfi, one of the MEGA YDC contestants, present his climate change-inspired creation to the judges

Robin, one of the MEGA YDC contestants, present his climate change-inspired creation to the judges

The weather of the country urges fashionistas to be more practical with their choice of

clothes. From the “Proud to Be Me” and the “Fashion Forecast” challenge, the remaining

designers will showcase pieces that can be worn for both the dry and wet season of the

Philippines. Midway through the competition, who has survived?

As they unveil their versatile outfits, the designers are aware that getting the fashion

council’s nod has already become harder. Every detail will be scrutinized and three

designers will once again be out of the competition.

Will the top designers continue to succeed? Or will the other designers be given the

opportunity to shine?

Keep watching the MEGA Young Designers Competition 2012 every Saturday, 7 pm on ETC,with replays every Sunday at 10 am.

http://www.Megastyle.ph brings something new and interactive for all YDC fans. Show your

support by voting for your favorite YDC designers through the online poll. Plus, if you

missed out on the past episodes or want to relive the YDC experience, all past episodes are

uploaded on the website! Log on now!

Generation MEGA Season 3: The MEGA Young Designers Competition 2012 was created for TV

by the MEGA Publishing Group.

For more information on the MEGA Young Designers Competition 2012, visit

http://www.megastyle.ph. Like us on Facebook <www.facebook.com/megamagazine> and follow us

on Twitter <www.twitter.com/mega_magazine> for more updates.

PHILIPPINE FASHION’S NEWEST BLOOD OF ASPIRING TOP DESIGNERS

tatiestar — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 06:28:00 +0000

Profiling the 18 fashion hopefuls the industry should lookout for.

Manila, Philippines – December 2011 – As the challenges in MEGA’s Young Designers

Competition 2012 begin, let’s take a look on each of the designers will battle for their mark in the industry.

Nikita Agatha boasts of being able to do anything from scratch. She picked up her flair for

fashion from her grandmother and mom who loved dressing her up when she was little.

She considers Sari Yap, editor in chief of MEGA Magazine, as the judge to please, urging

Nikita to carefully think of her designs. She cites Alexander McQueen as her idol for his out

of this world construction of outfits that women can wear.

Dino Bancoro recently started as a fashion designer sharing that the pieces he presented

during the audition were his first ever creations. Through YDC, he hopes to learn more on

pattern making and sewing since he has yet to formally study fashion design. He admits

that he still needs polishing but is proud to say that he has the vision and creativity that

would amaze people.

Hazel Cargado is a registered nurse. However, after graduating and passing the board,

Hazel felt lost. Eventually, she decided to go back to what she really wanted. After finding a

fashion design school in Manila, she quickly grabbed the opportunity to learn. Through

YDC, she hopes to find her personal directions in design.

Mara Chua has a motto that anything and everything can be inspiring. He believes that to

be successful, talent is not enough. He sharpened his technical skills in pattern making and

learned sewing through a seamstress who made his clothes. He cites Rei Kawakubo and

Bjork as inspirations that allowed him to expand his horizons and stretch his aesthetic.

Kirby Cruz wants to represent his feelings through his designs. His goal is to have an

identity that makes his pieces unique. As a fresh fashion graduate, he feels the need for

the right exposure and he believes YDC is the best venue for him. He loves the design of

Hussein Chalayan and Alexander McQueen since Kirby is fascinated where these designers

find their concepts and ideas.

Ched Dalogaog is a fashion instructor at one of the top fashion schools in Manila. He tells

a story with his creations, incorporating pop culture and considering the modern women

who will wear them. He believes his edge is his understanding of color, textures and fabrics

that other designers take for granted. By joining YDC, he hopes to establish a brand that he

can introduce to MEGA, hoping to also be acknowledged in the industry.

Corleen Duero specializes in constructing basics but still adding a touch of style. Hailing all

the way from Surigao, Corleen is proud to represent the south and hopes to be a designer

who can bridge fashion and design from Manila to Mindanao. He admires Issey Miyake,

always remembering the quote of the designer, “These clothes are no wrappings, you can

understand them the way you want, you can wear them the way you want.”

Oz Go’s designs dwell on futuristic and experimental looks. At a young age, he discovered

his affinity for fashion when he became obsessed with drawing her mother’s wedding

gown. He took a course in fashion design and eventually mounted a show during Philippine

Fashion Week. Being the younger brother of singer Rachelle Ann Go, he is proud to mention

that they still share the same room and creates outfits for her to wear.

Robin Gundran is the youngest member of this year’s competition. At 18 years old, he

showed his creations and wowed the judges during the go-see. He received negative

remarks from a lot of people who did not believe in his passion. However, he turned this

into his motivation. He knows that with perseverance, he can show his detractors that he

can get past them, and achieve fame and success.

Ann Lorio is an industrial engineer from Cavite who wanted to shift to fashion design.

Despite her parents’ initial doubts on her dream, she travelled to Manila and worked to buy

a sewing machine. After seeing her passion, her parents eventually showed support to her.

With her background in engineering, Ann attacks a design starting with the structure. As a

YDC contestant, she wants to learn and make her mark as a designer.

Cristian Mallabo believes that God has a purpose why he’s alive and in the competition.

His mother attempted to abort him but he survived. For as long as he can remember, he’s

had a passion for clothes. He was motivated when friends and family started to ask him to

create party clothes for them. He wants to be known as a designer who can brave through

any challenge and hopes to win in order to give back to his aunt and sisters.

Porfi Medina thinks of fashion more as a form of activism and advocacy. When he was in

elementary, Porfi’s grandmother opened a dress shop. At that tender age, he would observe

the fabrics and sewing, starting his dream to become a fashion designer. He views his

craft as a form of expression, translating social issues and its relevance into ensembles. He

wishes to convey a message on pressing issues in society with every design he makes.

Renan Pacson simply wants to make his family proud. He initially took up Hotel and

Restaurant Management but eventually found his calling in fashion. He studied Clothing

Technology and was lucky to have the support of his parents. Luckily, he was accepted not

based on his audition pieces, but based on how he packaged himself. His biggest challenge

is to find his signature aesthetic and intends to find this in YDC.

Ismael Palma tried his luck during the auditions for the first season of Gen M: YDC but did

not make the cut. At that time, he still did not know how to sew so he took his failure as an

opportunity to improve. He decided to learn more about sewing and developing his

designs. He was accepted this year and shares that whatever the judges say, he will keep in

mind and apply.

Erica Panlilio hopes to dress up Katy Perry because of her fun playful personality. She

started looking up and imbibing the stylish attitude of her grandmother when she was

young. During the go-see, she had a major setback because the judges thought that she

had a styling problem. Still, she was chosen to be one of the finalists and she believes that

through YDC, she can grow and become a top designer.

Ram Silva designs for a cause. He intends to help the dying weaving community in Panay

and Iloilo. During the go-see, judges were surprised with his mix of native materials to

create a modern look. He keeps in mind the advice of Sari Yap, EIC of MEGA magazine, that

what other designers learn outside in six months to a year, they can experience and learn in

YDC in two months.

Mary Ty is inspired by YDC alumna Furne One, hoping to be as successful as him. Mary

has never joined a fashion competition because of her fear of rejection. She tried her luck

by joining Philippine Fashion Week but did not succeed. Edwin Ao, another YDC alumna,

urged her to join the upcoming YDC. Her quirky comments amused the judges and are sure

to liven the intense challenges for the YDC hopefuls.

Geoffrey Zordilla has always wanted to study fashion design. Initially, he had to struggle

with his parents’ disbelief. Still, he pursued his dreams and is currently a fashion design

student. He is enthusiastic to experience YDC’s challenges and to learn how to mingle

with fellow designers. Nature inspires him, feeling relaxed and comfortable in its serene

environment.

Support and vote for your favorite designers through the online poll and the auction

of their creations at http://www.Megastyle.ph. Keep watching the MEGA Young Designers

Competition 2012 every Saturday, 7 pm on ETC, with replays every Sunday at 10 am.

Generation MEGA Season 3: The MEGA Young Designers Competition 2012 was created for TV

by the MEGA Publishing Group.

For more information on the MEGA Young Designers Competition 2012, visit

http://www.megastyle.ph. Like us on Facebook <www.facebook.com/megamagazine> and follow us

on Twitter <www.twitter.com/mega_magazine> for more updates.

A DECADE OF FASHION AND INNOVATION WITH MEGA YDC

tatiestar — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 06:50:00 +0000

A DECADE OF FASHION AND INNOVATION WITH MEGA YDC

The biggest running fashion competition in the country makes a comeback

Manila, Philippines – December 2011 – MEGA Magazine’s mission of bringing the best in Philippine fashion springs anew with the comeback of the biggest running fashion competition in the country: Generation MEGA Season 3: MEGA Young Designer’s Competition 2012.

“The MEGA YDC was conceived because MEGA wanted to contribute something to the industry. The best way to do that was to discover young designers and infuse new blood to the industry. That’s what we wanted to do then and that’s what we wanted to do now,” shares MEGA’s editor-in-chief Sari Yap. “What sets YDC apart is that we take the career of a designer end to end to heart. When we pick a designer, we make sure we follow through to make his/her career a good one”, adds Yap.

This year’s fashion council includes MEGA’s editor-in-chief Sari Yap, top designer Avel Bacudio and fashion model Raya Mananquil. MEGA’s fashion editor Angela Alarcon meanwhile serves as the resident mentor.

Angela Alarcon MEGA Fashion Editor, Sari Yap MEGA Founder and EIC and Avel Bacudio top fashion designer

The long queue of aspiring designers.

The panel checking every detail of the creations

In its first episode, a colorful array of aspiring designers from all over the country took a chance and braved the spotlight. Some designers impressed while others had a bitter taste of reality. It was a tough challenge to get the approval of the fashion council but in the end,18 finalists were chosen. Before announcing the first challenge of the season, Ms. Amina Aranaz Alunan, creative director and co-founder of the School of Fashion and the Arts (SOFA), welcomed all the designers as SOFA will serve as the designers’ fashion headquarters.

The true characters of the designers will be revealed. The designers were tasked to create outfits that symbolize “Proud to Be Me”. But, an additional challenge lies ahead. They must be able to channel their past, look for an object or childhood memory, and use it as an inspiration for their design.

Going with the memorable November 2011 cover shoot of MEGA, the challengers were sent off to busy Tutuban to purchase their materials. It was a shock to the designers as they all knew that December is bad time to go to Divisoria. Still, some designers immediately knew what they wanted, some found the fabrics they needed, but some were at a lost. Afterwards, they were all sent back to SOFA to create their pieces.

Through the interviews and interactions with fellow designers, the characters of each contestant were exposed. 18 fashion hopefuls. 8 runway finalists. 1 ultimate winner. Who will be the last designer standing? This time around, the runway can be anywhere.

Keep watching the MEGA Young Designers Competition 2012 every Saturday, 7 pm on ETC,

with replays every Sunday at 10 am. For more information on the MEGA Young Designers Competition 2012, visit www.megastyle.ph. Like us on Facebook <facebook.com/megamagazine> and follow us on Twitter <twitter.com/mega_magazine> for more updates.

Generation MEGA Season 3: The MEGA Young Designers Competition 2012 was created for TV

by the MEGA Publishing Group.

ASPIRING DESIGNERS FIRST EXPRESSIONS THROUGH DESIGN

tatiestar — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 19:32:00 +0000

Manila, Philippines – The MEGA Young Designers Competition has finally begun and the designers have finally been introduced.

The true characters of the designers will be exposed. The first challenge requires the aspiring designers to establish their mark in the competition by creating outfits that symbolizes the positive attitude of being proud of themselves. But, it doesn’t end there since an additional challenge lies ahead. They must be able to channel their past and use an unforgettable childhood memory that would reflect it in their design.

Jiving with the memorable November 2011 cover shoot of MEGA, the challengers are sent off to busy Divisoria to gather their materials.

The first step is over and this is the start of more innovating and exciting challenges to come as 18 fashion hopefuls will battle it out to be the ultimate winner.

Keep watching the MEGA Young Designers Competition 2012 every Saturday, 7 pm on ETC, with replays every Sunday at 10 am.

Generation MEGA Season 3: The MEGA Young Designers Competition 2012 was created for TV by the MEGA Publishing Group.

For more information on the MEGA Young Designers Competition 2012, visit www.megastyle.ph. Like us on Facebook <www.facebook.com/megamagazine> and follow us on Twitter <www.twitter.com/mega_magazine> for more updates.

Gen M Season 3:: Mega Young Designer's Competition

Renan Jay — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 12:44:09 +0000

Yezz! Im part of MEGA Young Designers Competition 2012….I have always been wanting to join this, azzz in! But I never had the courage to actually join, my college friend and I would always watch the finals ( *i remember squeezing ourselves to the venue just to see the finals night, it was the year where Gian Romano won, i told myself I’d have my turn on the runway,too, little did I know that this season it’s not just a runway but a reality tv show as well..lol). When I heard about the audition, i thought very-hard and asked myself if I am ready? I rested the case and decided that I was not yet ready. But two days before the audition, I asked myself again, when would I be ready then?!?

It was my birthday the day before the audition, we had a party the night before the audition day, I was the epitome of “NGARAG” on the day of audition…thank God for my very supportive friends for being my mowdels…it was a tedious audition,,,,EEZCARY!!! EGZITING!!! and every emotion in between!!!! KALOWKA lang…

I felt like crying when it was announced I was one of the 18 contenders to battle it out for the title. (*very beaucon lang). Reality tv, Mega YDC..this is just beyond me…but hey, to quote from the great Andy Warhol “..in the future, everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes“…fine..I want my fifteen minutes of fame, every fifteen minutes of my life…ahaha….: )

So, please watch Gen M: Season 3- Young Designers Competition 2012 every Saturday 7pm on ETC channel, with replays on Sunday 10 am as I battle it out to be Mega‘s Young Designer 2012. Gowww!!!….

Mega Young Designers Competition 2012

tatiestar — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 15:01:00 +0000

Aspiring Designers Compete Once Again for the

10th Edition MEGA Young Designer’s Competition

The longest running fashion competition in the Philippines is back once again to introduce the

newest additions to Philippine fashion. MEGA Young Designers Competition (YDC) was created

by Sari Yap, founder of the MEGA Publishing Group and EIC of MEGA magazine, to highlight the

immense talents of aspiring Filipino designers. She envisioned a gathering of creative minds that

can bring Philippine fashion to the runways of the world.

The competition opened doors for countless designers to find their niche and establish their names

in the industry. As the new season of YDC officially begins on November 26, 2011, MEGA looks back

and highlights past designers who have been part of the competition.

Russel Villafuerte, winner of the 9th edition of YDC, shared, “It’s such a great privilege to be part

of that elite group of top designers in the country who joined YDC.” Something for viewers to look

forward to, Russel revealed his experience. “You get to see a lot of things in the challenges like

making gowns and couture in just 8 hours!”

For the first female designer winner of YDC, Vanessa Ang was happy to mention that YDC opened

a lot of doors in her career. “I got to meet a lot of people and got invited to all these fashion events

that introduced me to different people and provided me with more knowledge on the industry.”

Dubai based Furne One – who was part of the first YDC competition – has already made an

international mark with his designs. International celebrities Jennifer Lopez, Katy Perry and Nicki

Minaj are some of the artists who have already worn his outfits in various occasions.

Other notable fashion figures who joined the competition are some of the Philippine’s most revered

designers like Rajo Laurel, Raoul Ramirez, Mich Dulce, Ivarluski Aseron, Chris Diaz, OJ Hofer,

Patrice Ramos-Diaz and the internationally acclaimed Veejay Floresca to name a few.

The question is, “Who is the next?”

It is through fashion that designers tell their story of inspirations and creations. The highly

anticipated YDC constantly looks for designers who have fresh and innovative concepts to prove that they deserve their needed break in the industry. Watch once again as the passion, aesthetic and

skills of 18 new breed designers unfold in the 3rd season of MEGA’s Young Designers Competition.

Catch Generation MEGA Season 3: MEGA Young Designers Competition every Saturday starting

November 26, 2011 at 7pm, with replays on Sundays at 10am, only on ETC.

Generation MEGA Season 3: MEGA Young Designers Competition is created for television by the

MEGA Publishing Group. For the latest updates, visit www.megastyle.ph. Like MEGA on Facebook at

http://www.facebook.com/megamagazine or follow MEGA on twitter at http://www.twitter.com/mega_magazine.

MEGA Young Designers Competition 2012

tatiestar — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 18:27:00 +0000

The Quest for the Best New Young Designer

Announcing the opening of applications for the Young Designers Competition

As the Philippines’ best fashion magazine, MEGA has consistently kept a sharp eye
for young talents who can continue to bring innovative designs to the fashion scene.
Generation MEGA’s Young Designers Competition (YDC) provides aspiring designers not
just a break in the industry, but the opportunity to highlight their aesthetic for the public
to see. The competition has paved the way for Rajo Laurel, Oj Hofer, Furne One, Patrice
Ramos-Diaz, Aries Lagat, Mich Dulce, Ivarluski Aseron, Veejay Floresca, and Vanessa Ang
among others to establish their names in the fashion industry. During the first ever telecast
of YDC, Russell Villafuerte was crowned as the first grand prize winner.

MEGA once again opens its doors for the 10th edition of YDC. A screening will be held to
serve as a venue for aspiring designers to showcase their creations. Participants must
convince the esteemed panel of judges that they are worthy to be featured on the pages of
MEGA. This is the second time that participants will be given a once in a lifetime chance to
showcase their fashion flair on television. The story of their determination will transpire in
front of millions of viewers, anxious to meet the newest additions in the fashion industry.

Interested applicants may download the form at the MEGA website – http://www.megastyle.ph.
Deadline for confirmation is on October 10, 2011. Designers must submit a 500 word
essay about who they are, and present two works (one formal and one casual wear) during
the callout.

Watch out as past YDC finalists and winners share their thoughts and experience through a
video callout on the MEGA Facebook page – http://www.facebook.com/megamagazine.

For more details on YDC, please visit http://www.megastyle.ph. Like MEGA on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/megamagazine or follow MEGA on twitter at http://www.twitter.com/mega_magazine.

Mega Fashion Crew Episode 7

tatiestar — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 05:22:00 +0000

I got invited to watch the taping of Mega Fashion Crew and was able to experience first-hand experience and drama. They were taping MFC Episode 7. The challenge for this episode was to have 3 final photos: a backstage shot, a catalogue shot and a runway shot. This one’s a bit more exciting because there’s a fashion show. And the first thing I noticed when I arrived was the runway.

(warning: this is a photo-heavy blogpost)

When I got there, Kris, MEGA’s social marketing associate, toured me around the set to show me where the hair and make-up area, studios, judging area are. As we were going around, I got starstrucked because I saw Direk Robby Carmona! He looks so prim and proper as usual. I actually had a crush on him because I admire how he directs fashion shows. It’s always something out of the box. then I saw Suki Salvador (MEGA’s Executive Creative Director) was walking towards us. I was thrilled when He was introduced to me. then after that we saw Meryll Yan (Deputy Editor) again, I had the same reaction. Being introduced to the big people behind MEGA is such an honor.

photographers post-processing their final photos

shoes galore!

my friend, Es (thanks for going with me kahit last minute!)

Photographers working on the last part of the challenge which was the runway shot.

Dinner at Sicilian with MEGA’s Marketing team

After dinner, it was time for deliberation.

time for deliberation!

Top fashion show director Robby Carmona and SM Department Store’s Ladies Fashion Merchandising Division Head Pia Abad will join resident judges Mega Publishing Group’s President and CEO and MEGA Magazine Editor-in-Chief Sari Yap, top fashion model Raya Mananquil, and top fashion designer Avel Bacudio in this episode. Jocas De Leon, Brand Manager for SM Ladies Wear, will also be sitting in as a guest mentor together with Maybelline’s Archie Tolentino, L’Oreal Paris Philippines’ Borge Aloba, Deputy Editor Meryl Yan and Suki Salvador.

Oh look! it’s the OS bone tie! shout out to my dearest Paul, AJ and Kat!

While the judges are delberating, the contestants were just chilling (but deep inside nervous, aminin!)

so we decided to bond with them

With Bjorn and Mycke dear!

You may have noticed some people who have been eliminated in the previous episodes. This is because 10 challengers will be back as wild card entries this episode! Find out who these 10 challengers are this Saturday, September 10, 7pm on ETC.

(Obviously, Bjorn is back! yay for Bjorn!!) -sorry spoiler

thank you Mega marketing team for inviting me!

being with the big-time people of Mega was never intimidating! They are so humble, very friendly and funny too! I really had fun being with them!

Es and I with Meryll and Suki

the bffs shot with Kris

Thank you so much again! and also to the whole Mega Publishing group for this experience!

Each episode gets more intense so don’t forget to watch Mega Fashion Crew this Saturday, 7pm on ETC. Replays every Sunday at 10am.

what I wore:

Ikat printed top and colored owl necklace: Forever21; cardigan: thrifted; shorts: SM dept store; leopard satchel: Impulse Co.