A season of playful craft and expressive style
Two major directions define the moment: A renewed fascination with craft and a rising celebration of personal expression.
Pauline Joyce Pascual · · 2 min read
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Pau (or PJ, if you know her) covers lifestyle, entertainment, and pop culture, spotlighting everything that's serving and leaving absolutely no crumbs. Fueled by BTS, sustained by milk tea with 100% sugar, and forever in her K-pop, K-drama, and C-drama era, she chases headlines, not men. When she's off duty, she's spoiling her dogs, romanticizing life, falling for fictional green flags and testing the limits of "free shipping." If it slays, she'll probably write about it first.
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Two major directions define the moment: A renewed fascination with craft and a rising celebration of personal expression.
Pauline Joyce Pascual · · 2 min read
Matsusaka, long hailed as the ‘Queen of Wagyu.’ It has an exceptionally low melting point around 12°C, meaning it literally dissolves on your tongue.
Pauline Joyce Pascual · · 2 min read
Rosé noted that the Philippine leg of the “Deadline” world tour drew the loudest audience the bestselling K-pop girl group has encountered so far.
Pauline Joyce Pascual,Pauline Songco · · 4 min read
K-pop’s unrivaled storytellers, Enhypen, showcased their solid live performances and powerful stages in their first-ever virtual reality concert, Enhypen VR…
Pauline Joyce Pascual · · 2 min read
Former national team standout Kiefer Ravena — now a point guard for the Yokohama B-Corsairs in Japan’s professional basketball league — has taken on a new role…
Pauline Joyce Pascual · · 2 min read
Who said wellness couldn’t come with a side of K-pop energy?
Pauline Joyce Pascual · · 2 min read
What actually distinguishes the holidays is the sense of home — the love, caring and connection that fills every inch of our living spaces. What better way to…
Pauline Joyce Pascual · · 2 min read
Its calm is consistent. Its sceneries remain elegant through all seasons. Crosswinds Tagaytay values luxury as a means of living in harmony with nature.
Pauline Joyce Pascual · · 4 min read
“I want them to feel like they are wearing art,” Josie Natori told DAILY TRIBUNE — and her Fall 2025 collection leans exactly into that promise.
Pauline Joyce Pascual · · 3 min read