Pam Quiñones on Elevating Her Clothing-Care Routine
Vogue Philippines Deputy Editor Pam Quiñones. Photographed by Mar Rosales.
While reflecting on her career as a celebrity stylist, Quiñones shares how the LG Styler® fits into her clothing-care rituals, on set and at home
Through her years as a stylist, Vogue Philippines deputy editor Pam Quiñones has developed a deep appreciation for the clothes she works with. Early in her career, she learned to handle each piece with care, out of both professional respect and a personal admiration for their design and craftsmanship.
“I feel that there is such great value in having this strong relationship with what we wear. The clothes we wear are quite intimate to us; we tend to forget that [these are things] we put on our skin,”
Pam Quiñones
In partnership with LG, Quiñones shares a glimpse of her relationship with fashion and clothing, the nuances of curating outfits, and how the LG Styler® Steam Closet has changed the way she prepares each look professionally and at home.
“I think what people don’t really know about styling is the amount of work that happens after the shoot,” says Quiñones. “It’s a long process of checking each piece; if nothing is stained, or there are sweat marks that need to be cleaned, a lot of that happens in a span of a few days.”
The Qurator creative directorCreative DirectorThe person who sets the overall visual vision of a fashion house, publication, or campaign and guides designers, photographers, and stylists toward it. A creative director's influence shapes collections, imagery,Go to Creative Director Glossary also says that the LG Styler has made preparing outfits easier with its hands-free steaming and assistive features, all without sacrificing her standard of care in the process.
“Instead of steaming pieces one by one, you can put them on different hangers and steam them as a group. There’s also a built-in EZ Fit PantsPress™ that is great for suiting trousers that would need to retain that tailored crease right in the middle,” she adds. Quiñones also highlights how the LG Styler® is ideal for the Philippines’ humid and rainy weather, acting as a dehumidifier with the press of a button, and alleviating the chances of developing molds and unwanted odors within her closets.
While she shares her experience with LG Styler® from a professional’s perspective, Quiñones also notes how the smart closet can make everyday dressing more thoughtful at home, in moments such as seeing a freshly pressed outfit ready for you to wear. “I see it as something that can upgrade everyone’s wardrobe. And if you’re on the go like me, the steaming closet saves you time to press your entire look. It allows you to give extra care to your clothes just the way a stylist does.”
Watch the full video on the Vogue Philippines Facebook page. Visit the LG website to learn more about the LG Styler® Steam Closet.
by LIAM BITENG. Featuring PAM QUIÑONES. Video by MADMAN CREATIVES SOLUTIONS. Photographs by MAR ROSALES. Sittings Editor DANYL GENECIRAN and ANZ HIZON. Art direction by LARA CASTAÑEDA. Styling by LEANNE LEDESMA of QURATOR. Hair and Makeup by NIX INSTITUTE OF BEAUTY. Produced by BELLA MARISTELA. Project implemented by CHLOE MADLANGBAYAN and ESAB RAYMUNDO. Account Manager ANDREA RAMOS. Production assistant ANNIKA GUCE.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pam Quiñones is Vogue Philippines’ deputy editor and creative director of Qurator, with a career as a celebrity stylist. In partnership with LG, she shares how the LG Styler® Steam Closet has become part of her clothing-care rituals on set and at home.
The LG Styler® offers hands-free group steaming, a built-in EZ Fit PantsPress™ for tailored trouser creases, and a dehumidifying function useful in humid climates, helping reduce mold and odor buildup in closets.
Quiñones uses the LG Styler® to prepare and maintain garments after photo shoots, checking for stains or sweat marks and steaming multiple pieces as a group rather than individually, streamlining a process that traditionally takes several days.
Quiñones highlights the LG Styler®’s dehumidifying function as particularly useful in the Philippines’ humid and rainy weather, helping prevent mold growth and unwanted odors from developing within closets.
Quiñones describes clothing as intimate, noting that garments are items people put directly on their skin, which informs her emphasis on careful handling both professionally as a stylist and in her personal wardrobe routine.