Claudia, Camille and Angelique redefine modern glamor
Three style personalities show that confidence is today’s ultimate beauty statement.
Three style personalities show that confidence is today’s ultimate beauty statement.
A fresh face of modern Filipina beauty, Angelique Manto is versatile, striking and dynamic.
CAMILLE Co in high fashion and statement accessories.
Claudia Barretto, Camille Co and Angelique Manto may each have their own sense of style, but they share one thing in common: Confidence.
Whether through understated elegance, polished dressing or trend-forward fashion, the three beauty and lifestyle personalities represent a generation that sees beauty as an extension of individuality rather than the pursuit of perfection.
Barretto, hailing from one of the country’s most recognizable showbiz families, has carved out her own identity with a refined, minimalist aesthetic. Often seen in clean silhouettes and natural makeup, she favors a quiet elegance that feels timeless.
Co, meanwhile, has become one of the Philippines’ most influential fashion and lifestyle creators, known for mixing wardrobe classics with current trends in a way that feels both aspirational and wearable.
Manto rounds out the trio with a youthful, feminine style, embracing playful details, structured pieces and beauty look that reflect her vibrant personality.
Together, they represent the many faces of modern Filipina beauty. Their styles may be different, but each embraces authenticity over conformity, reflecting how beauty today is less about fitting a mold and more about expressing who you are.
The trio take highly distinct paths when it comes to beauty. Claudia’s approach is minimalist, “your skin but better” finish. She opts for sheer skin tints and soft swipes of color.
Camille has moved from her earlier “more is more” era to a classic, results-driven beauty routine, from sincare to makeup.
Angelique enjoys her morena color with dewy aesthetics using facial mists and dual highlighters, finishing off with glossy plumpers.
Barretto, Co and Manto’s different aesthetics showed that there is no single definition of modern glamor. Instead, they reflected the confidence, authenticity and personal style that continue to shape the evolving image of the Filipina today.
