Photographed by Moeez Ali & Daniele Qazi
In this ongoing style series, Filipino creatives invite us to peer into their worldly wardrobes.
When British writer C. S. Lewis penned The Chronicles of Narnia, he probably wasn’t trying to make a connection to fashion. Yet somehow, the starting point of his fantastical series holds true in a sartorial sense: to step into a wardrobe is to be swept into a new world.
This November, Vogue is granted a rare look into the closets of Filipino creatives from all over the globe, in the first installment of a series that will continue throughout our coming issues. Musicians, filmmakers, artists, editors, and more welcome us to experience their objects of affection from their distinct points of view. Through their eyes, we learn how these creatives honed tastes, discovered favorites, got things right, and got things wrong. For fashion editor Benjamin Canares, that’s the joy of it: “I look back on some things and I’m like, what was I wearing?” he says with a laugh. “That’s the fun in fashion.”
Anna Rosa Vitiello
Fashion Consultant, Creator, and Editor
Tessa Alindogan
Interior Designer and Artist
Benjamin Canares
Fashion Editor
Kim Jones
Filmmaker
By AUDREY CARPIO & TICIA ALMAZAN. Fashion Director PAM QUIÑONES. Fashion Editor DAVID MILAN. Tessa Alindogan: Photographs by Joseph Pascual. Makeup: Angeline dela Cruz. Hair: Miggy Carbonilla. Production Design: Arj Madz. Producer: Bianca Zaragoza. Associate Fashion Editor: Carlos Mangubat. Associate Fashion Features Editor: Ticia Almazan. Shot on location at Shutterspace Studios. Anna Vitiello: Photographs by Moeez Ali & Daniele Qazi. Benjamin Canares Photographs by Ivan Ruberto. Kim Jones: Photographs by Kim Jones. Trickie Lopa: Photographs by Lloyd Ramos & Kim Angela Santos. Introduction by Ticia Almazan.
