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Entitled “Ang Mga Pag-Ibig ni José Rizal,” the 16-piece collection charade men’s assemblage. It was, by afar, Samson’s first compelling attention. Aside use up his signatures, he imbued this lumber room with historicism, a reverence to crafts, and last analysis a attraction for country.
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Wherever He Goes, Fashion Fans Follow
Date posted: July 30, 2021
Tracing the roots and unconventional journey of Lesley Mobo, “London's best Pinoy export,” the designer who dresses socialites but is hardly ever at parties, who’s made a name for himself in the global fashion scene yet still prefers to work closer to home
by Patti Sunio
Lesley Mobo grew up living the simple island life, oblivious to the glamorous world of fashion. Based in the beautiful paradise that is Nabas, Aklan, the young Mobo first studied to become a doctor. “I was very good with science at school so I thought I could be a surgeon, hence taking up a pre-med course in university,” he begins.
“Things changed when I discovered fashion through Gianni Versace,” recalls the designer. “Versace was the first designer I took notice of because he was on the front page everywhere when I was young.” It was around the time when news of Versace’s passing was all over the papers.
“I saw pictures of Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss wearing his dresses—and thinking about the dresses kept me awake!” he confesses. The next morning, Mobo found himself at a National Bookstore, flipping through the pages of a fashion book, poring over the photogra
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Baby changes everything
Today's paper is especially thick and filled with stories about people we admire.
You could read it online—but you'll be missing out on great photos.
Besides my story on Gilda Cordero Fernando, Bea Ledesma's feature on Inno Sotto is one that touches me because I didn't even know he had a baby.
Ever since his partner Richard Tann died in 2005, I worried that Inno had lost that sparkle in his eye.
Reading this makes me so happy for him.
How a baby changed Inno Sotto's life
By Bea Ledesma
There’s a new guy in Inno Sotto’s life.
After the death of his partner Richard Tan in 2005, it seemed like the rest of Sotto’s life was mapped out. Work, family (most of whom live abroad) and a few friends pretty much filled his time.
“We would have been together 29 years today,” Inno says of his late partner, “if he were still alive.”
Richard Tann (with red twibbon) and Inno Sotto watching the first Mega Young Designers Competition in 1994
Then Joseph Marco came into the picture.
“He changed my life,” he says. “If you looked at my life, say, a couple of years ago and now, it’s unbelievably different.”
At a little over a year and half, Joseph Marco isn’t what you’d call Inno’s type—but then toddlers rarely are.
“I’ve always