Aisa Ipac, Associate editor of Depot Fashion Magazine, and a close friend of mine, offered if I can style for the main editorial spread. I accepted the chance and of course, I wanted to pump up the page and book the team.
In some cases, networks, and friends come in handy in doing kinda low-budget yet well executed project, and this is really one of those best illustration that truly passion weighs more than finance.
The concept is timeless, classic pieces, or vintage-ish clothing with a modern twist, that can survive years or even decades, we called it Modern Vintage. There are some reference to iconic trends in each era and making it chic and very now.
Check out our final layouts, and with the cover featuring Dimple, styled by bess Aisa.
In some cases, networks, and friends come in handy in doing kinda low-budget yet well executed project, and this is really one of those best illustration that truly passion weighs more than finance.
The concept is timeless, classic pieces, or vintage-ish clothing with a modern twist, that can survive years or even decades, we called it Modern Vintage. There are some reference to iconic trends in each era and making it chic and very now.
Check out our final layouts, and with the cover featuring Dimple, styled by bess Aisa.

Photography: Seven Barretto
Styling: Jear De Mc Cuttac
Make Up: Katchie Mejias
Hair: Renz Pangilinan
Model: Priscila Montiero & Miguel Marasigan








I'm so blessed, and I can't say thank you enough to a very talented and a vissionary Seven for gracing this shoot. I love working with Seven and I can't praise him enough since he is really a talented and very nice person.
Thanks to Fashion Depot Magazine, and to the team. Watchout our collab shoot with Aisa Ipac as well.
Thanks alot guys, and watch out for 2 more last pendings, and I'm posting my new updates on the coming weeks.
Bye for now! God bless!
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