“Run, rebel!”
What’s the number one rule in fashion? Breaking them, of course.
The most terrible sin one can commit in the sartorial world is not looking like fashion roadkill, but rather having unremarkable and uninspired style.
Looking basic is not at all a bad thing (on a daily basis). However when we’re talking about dressing-up as a practical art form, there is a certain level of risk and imagination involved in the execution. Fashion is supposed to be fun; the moment we start taking it too seriously is the moment we start losing the point. Countless pillars and paragons of style never colored within the lines anyway.
Here is our take on the breaking the barriers of fashion, complimented with the backdrop of the sports arena. Game, set, match.
Gold chain-mail top, Latex pants and Shoes, Stylist’s Own
Ricardo Preto crayon green spring coat and Glamorous Mattel pink high-waisted linen trousers, from Rustan’s. Striped knit sweater, Stylist’s Own. Hot pink pumps, from H&M. Sunglasses, from Forever 21.
Glamorous satin palazzo pants, and Lost & Wonder striped sweater, from Rustan’s. Slim green cardigan, Stylist’s Own.
Fashion is supposed to be fun; the moment we start taking it too seriously is the moment we start losing the point.
Lolita dress, by Edward Castro. Tokyo-print jersey, and Boots, from H&M. Satin baseball hat, from Calliope.
Multi-print oversized men’s button-down, Stylist’s Own. Ricardo Preto saffron yellow pants, from Rustan’s. Wedge sneakers, from Bershka. Hat, from SM Department Store. Gloves, from SHEIN.
In the cover image, Bea wears a Crop top, and Asymmetrical flounce skirt, from Forever 21; and a Thrifted red quilted satin jacket.
Photography Garel Sison | Stylist Edward James Castro | Stylist Assistant Laurie Mae Tudtud | Makeup Chady Pantaleon | Hair Niño John Solis | Model Beatrice Luigi Gomez of Origin Model Management | Sittings Editor Monica Lopez | Production Assistants Bernice Quimbo and Janna Rei Yuvallos | Wardrobe Rustan’s | Location Abellana Sports Complex