Pam Quiñones has worked in publishing on and off her entire creative career. Although she made her name as a stylist—at one point to Sarah Jessica Parker—the Vogue Philippines fashion director has spent almost two decades evolving her eye, collaborating and connecting with industry creatives, and finding ways to tell personal stories of style.
Here, in a mix of disposable film camera and mobile phone photography, Quiñones gives you the insider’s guide to the Vogue Philippines Anniversary Gala, told with the access, detail, and vision only an editor could.
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Fashion team getting ready.
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Popped in the exhibition before dinner wearing Jude Macasinag’s stunning fully hand embroidered deconstructed T shirt and skirt. This look is from his Vanitas collection and it’s a showcase of High Craft.
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Joyce is wearing a beautiful piece from Jojie Loren’s 2007 collection. Look at that SILHOUTTE!
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Photo by Pam Quiñones
With Aga, Bea, and Charlene at Table 7.
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Talking wedding with my seatmate Bea.
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Juliana, Atasha, and Andres are gushing about the food!
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Table hopped to say hi to these icons who have graced our pages and covers.
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Le Smoking. Anne wearing archival YSL.
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Photo by Pam Quiñones
Photo by Pam Quiñones
Had to do a selfie with Inno, a pillar of Philippine fashion.
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Bea was asked by Clint Ramos what she is most proud of. She said, “the TEAM.”
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Photo by Pam Quiñones
Bryanboy called for a bathroom selfie / groufie / ussie ? (LOL)
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This happened just before we made our way to the exhibition.
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Multi-faceted creative and ultimate muse to designers, Jo Ann is an icon of Philippine fashion. She’s also so cool. She wears her own design with a Batanes cap (she picked up during the shoot) and a Zacarias clutch.
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Lukeresia in Carl Jan Cruz is a standout.
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Jasmine rewears her 10-year-old Vania Romoff dress.
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Family affair with the Curtis-Smith’s.
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Neric Beltran and Earl Semitara.
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Neric’s brooch – upcycled from discarded plastic bottles found on the shores of Batangas.
It’s the same technique he employed to make the phylaenopsis dress on our cover story.
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Fashion talk with Daryl and Carlos.
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Changed into this upcycled look by Nina Amoncio. The top is constructed from 4 old leather jackets from my closet. The skirt is an old Vania piece I rented from Vestido.
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Nina Amoncio and Bon Hansen.
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Olivia d’Aboville and Wawi Navarroza collaborated with us for our September issue cover story and fashion exhibition.
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Wawi with designer Rosenthal Tee.
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Carla Zhang shows me her new design.
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Mark Ocampo: “Pam, where’s your drink?”
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Our May issue cover stars with Lukresia.
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Exploring the exhibition with Teresa.
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Spotted Dolly de Leon in Sassa Jimenez inside the AI room.
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Vince, the man behind the immersive AI room which explores virtual realities of fashion’s future.
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Superman producer Anz looking very Men In Black.
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Unboxing the September issue.
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Our values-driven and purpose-led editor in chief.
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Making my way to the afterparty with Bea, our CEO Archie, AVP Randolf and Publisher Rhoda.
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Photo by Pam Quiñones
Francis Libiran and Rosenthal Tee.
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With Ana La O’, Dennis, Paloma, Mark, Wawi, and Carl Jan Cruz.
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Brian Meller and Ticia Almazan.
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Ending the night with the fashion team – Ticia and Neil.
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Vestido girls Cindy and Maica both wearing Vania Romoff rented from Vestido.