Philippine Tatler welcomes 2018 with its very own pick for the Asia's Most Stylish Lady 2017, Tootsy Echauz-Angara. Down-to-earth, refined, and gracious, Tootsy is not only stylish but also a 'lady' in every sense of the word. Flip through the pages and find out who are the other fashionable, elegant, and sophisticated women of other Tatler magazines throughout the Asian region. Moreover, we highlight positivity through "Those Who Give," an inspiring compilation of the Philippines' top philanthropists. Our list includes both individuals as well as corporate and civic foundations that are leading the way when it comes to making a difference.

We get behind the creative genius of the most in-demand photographer in the country, Mark Nicdao. For someone who was rather sheepish and unsure that this was the path that he wanted to take in life, he has certainly revolutionised the photography, publishing, advertising and multimedia landscape that he perfectly dwells in. In the feature "Making A Mark", we share with you some of his chosen photographs over the years.

For the first time in this magazine’s history, we are featuring on our cover a same sex married couple: Tim Yap and Javi Martinez. Tim is no stranger to Philippine society, but he is also one of our closest and dearest friends. He is a trailblazer in all he does (TV and events hosting, club business, events promotion, etc). There is no one like him in his generation; but because of him, many have followed. Javi, who was born in Madrid, is a successful events director, who has done some of the most magnificent weddings and launch parties. They got married three years ago in New York and are a few of the very visible gay couples that have come out of their shell and are proud of their union.

Wellness advocate and restaurateur Bianca Araneta Elizalde shares her recipe for success in this latest edition of Tatler Philippines. As the forever gorgeous Bianca evolved from ‘It Girl’ to a wife, mother, restaurateur and sustainability advocate, it is just right to invite her again to grace the cover this month, as we celebrate this month’s theme, “Personal Best”.

Read through the pages and find our feature on individuals who went through unbelievable trials and adversities but have managed to rise above them. It is an inspiring story which we hope will give you courage. Revisit also the milestone match between boxing legends Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, as we pay special tribute to the 45th anniversary of the sporting event that rocked the world. And finally, check out our special report on the fundraising initiative of prima ballerina Misty Copeland and ‘the golden boy of ballet’ Joseph Philips. Meant to help their fellow dancers who have lost the capacity to earn because of the lockdown on performances, the initiative drew immediate support from top ballerinas around the world who lent their time and talent to the online video titled "Swans for Relief".

Furthermore, learn more about the personal workspace of high-profile individuals across the region, including our very own international furniture designer Kenneth Cobonpue. And find out about bestselling author Kevin Kwan's latest book, "Sex & Vanity", in our exclusive interview with him. In fashion and retail, we have an exclusive on Loewe’s Jonathan Anderson, as well as the state of the retail scene in the country. And glance through the amazing photographs in "Still Life", creatively captured by six renowned photographers during their life in lockdown.

We are excited to unveil this month’s cover that features Beautiful Destinations CEO Jeremy Jauncey and Miss Universe
2015 Pia Wurtzbach as they reveal their relationship (and more). 

In celebration of our Women's Issue, we start off with eight dynamic and strong women and ask them about the current challenges they face, who inspires them and how they balance work and family in the article “In Conversation.” We speak to beautiful actress Iza Calzado, a Covid-19 survivor, on how she was able to fight the virus and survive. Then we take a dive into the issue of single women in “Going Solo” and into a deeper dive with “ The Women and the Sea” about female free divers who push the limits of human ability.

We join industry experts in wondering about the challenges that we will be facing, being that there is still no cure or vaccine in sight. Our “new normal” will affect our behaviour (not to mention our mental state); but given the optimism inherent in the Filipino, everyone will see that silver lining. Check out the home of tomorrow by Carlo Calma. As lifestyle priorities shift because of this pandemic, Calma pours a lot of thought on the shape of things to come, citing several elements that will already become necessities in tomorrow’s home, and sharing the look of this future structure, which he was starting to build before we were hit by the virus.

In this special edition of the magazine, we recognise the frontliners who are risking their own lives for our countrymen. We pay homage to individuals and companies from business and industry, government, transportation, entertainment, etc who are all playing a vital role in “flattening the curve.” They have become our modern-day heroes. 

Also in this issue, we celebrate the centennial year of the International School Manila; take a trip to Zanzibar through the lens of a friend of mine, Aline Coquelle; and find out the movies, from Godzilla to Parasite, that had a big impact on Asia, as well as those that changed the game in the Philippines.

Lastly, we present to you the pages of our 5th and final edition of Philippine Tatler Weddings, with the glowing bride-to-be Jessica Wilson.

Sustainability. Technology. The Future. Why are they important? Why are they relevant? How do they relate to shaping a better world?

On our cover this April, we have a handsome couple , Jacques and Mia Branellec---who are the EVP and deputy CEO of the Jewelmer Group and the CEO of Jewels of Irisha Inc., respectively. They stand out as advocates of sustainability in business. The couple invited us to their pearl farm in Palawan and showed us what they do in running Jewelmer, the leading South Sea Pearl manufacturer and only producers of gold pearls in the world.

March 2020 issue’s theme has fashion and art in mind, but it goes beyond as we present the “New Asia”—a 130-page portfolio of the people who represent our vision of the vibrant, spirited, diverse, and bold world we live in. We have three breakout covers: Kevin Tan, Kim Jones, and Katrina Razon.

Read our exclusive feature on the country’s most popular mayor, Isko Moreno of the City of Manila. The Tatler Philippines team was allowed inside some of the Mayor’s very private spaces—including his car—as we tailed him for a day. Check out the photographs taken by the internationally recognised Xyza Cruz-Bacani who flew from her home in Hong Kong for the pictorial.

Welcoming us as well into her private space is the socialite vlogger Small Laude, who will soon be starring in her very own reality show; and inside her work ethic is the heiress Elizabeth T Sy. In The Scene, we shine the light on the worthwhile project, TernoCon, that promotes the terno and reinvents it for the 21st century.

For our two-cover issue, we place the spotlight on the 2019 Tatler Ball Awardees, as well as the accompanying article on the most-coveted social event last year, the Philippine Tatler Ball. Our second cover features the prestigious Le Bal des Débutantes through the experience of 17-year-old Philippine representative Rocio Zobel, photographed at the Shangri-La Hotel, Paris.

On top of being a fitness enthusiast, Felicia Atienza also runs two international schools, and is a wife and a mother of three. How does she do all these while looking amazing? Find out in “At Her Best”

Philippine Tatler bookends 2019 with a philanthropy issue fitting for this season of giving. On the cover is Nanette Medved-Po who has brilliantly addressed both the plastic menace and the dearth of classrooms, an initiative which she has been globally recognised. Internationally-acclaimed photographer Xyza Cruz Bacani went behind the lens for the shoot in General Santos City.

Get to know seven young men and women, all under 40, who have made it their life's calling to help others. From a broader perspective, take a look at the state of philanthropy in the region with Ruth Shapiro, the founder and CEO of Centre for Asian Philanthropy and Society.

How can Christmas be celebrated without holiday-related stories? The Teos, Prietos and Huangs open their homes and share their family traditions and wishes. We also have a 20-page Tatler gift guide dedicated to the fashionistas out there. 

Flip through the pages and read the story on how British interior designer Louise Bradley found and furnished her dream home. Take a peek at the Chateau de Saran, Moët et Chandon's by-invite-only hotel, through the eyes of Asia Tatler Chief Brand Officer Sean Fitzpatrick. We have exclusive interviews with two hunks: football legend David Beckham and award-winning film and Broadway star Hugh Jackman.

For this issue, we highlight the bright and marvellous things to come. 

In "Building a Dream", we highlight once again two of the top architects in the country, Budji Layug and Royal Pineda, who are building two magnificent structures in Clark City, Pampanga⁠—the Athletics Stadium and Aquatics Centre for the 2019 Southeast Asian games set to happen this month. 

We get to meet nine ambassadors who are doing well in representing their countries , and one much beloved diplomat who is moving on to another post. US Ambassador Sung Kim has made strides not only politically but socially too, and will definitely be missed.

Flip through the pages and check out our "Tablescapes" shoot featuring the top home and lifestyle purveyors in the country. We also have a story on the cars of the future and next-level watches that do more than just tell the time.

On our cover is one of the most beautiful and captivating women, Nikki Prieto-Teodoro, who is looking at the country's future and channelling her energies now for the betterment of children. Read about  Nikki as she embarks on a new passion that of helping women and children against trafficking in "More Than a Woman".

We mark October as our fashion and legacy issue with this generation's superstar Anne Curtis gracing our cover for the first time. She is a woman who ticks all the boxes you can think of. Yet, despite her stardom and longevity in the industry, she still exudes a sense of vulnerability that bypasses all the trappings of her celluloid world, and reveals a transparency and truthfulness rarely seen in a celebrity of her stature.

This month, we celebrate our 18th anniversary with a stellar issue, starting with our cover subjects, Maricris Zobel and her equally lovely daughters and adorable grandchildren. Seeing her evolve into the woman that she is—filled with faith and love—makes her
even more beautiful.

We celebrate this month with the Cultural Centre of the Philippines as it turns 50.  Get to know the past and current chairmen and presidents of the company and their insights and vision for the venerable institution of arts and culture.

One of our favourite interior designers, Gert Voorjans, returns to our pages as he shares another amazing work. A good friend, the celebrated author Kevin Kwan, tells us what he’s doing after the success of Crazy Rich Asians, the sequel scheduled to start filming by the end of the year, and two TV series coming up. Lastly, we give you 18 pages of amazing visuals from the last 18 years. Looking back, we can’t help but beam with pride for having stayed our course and producing some of the most arresting images and stories. Take a walk back and recall what went on in some of the shoots.

This month, Philippine Tatler takes you on a fantastic adventure courtesy of its cover star—
Asia Tatler’s new Editor-at-Large for Travel; Beautiful Destinations founder and CEO, the
dashing, charming, and down-to-earth Jeremy Jauncey.

This issue also celebrates friendships and relationships. We take part in the 25th wedding anniversary of Dennis and Tessa Valdes—an intimate celebration in Balesin with the couple's close friends; and also feature the annual trip of our Editor-in-Chief Anton San Diego with his close friends. As they embark on a journey to the picturesque Portugal, get to know why Anton and his friends believe travel and friendships go hand in hand.

Sustainability is on centre stage this month. Flip through the pages and find our stories on how you can be a part of protecting Mother Earth. In "The Paradigm of Sustainability", Tourism Secretary Berna Romulo-Puyat shares how the Department of Tourism has high hopes for the Philippines to become a new icon for sustainability, redeeming itself from the plastic waste problem. In "Deep Thinker", marine biologist and legendary oceanographer Sylvia Earle talks about her campaign for a new wave of marine parks. Other articles include the shift towards eco-minded travelling, how watch companies become environmentally conscious, recycling in fashion, and more.

This month we celebrate Generation T, highlighting 50 remarkable individuals in the country, aged 40 and under, who have made marks in their respective fields. 

In this issue, we cast the spotlight on five of the 50: Cat Arambulo-Antonio, Nico Bolzico, Marion Branellec-de Guzman, Paco Caparas, and Paloma Urquijo. 

Since we devote this month to the Gen.T-ers, we wanted to know where they like to hangout. The current hot spot in Manila is Poblacion. A district in Makati formerly known for the red-light bars but now transformed to all things bohemian. Poblacion has taken on the mantle from Malate, offering grit, character, good vibes, fine food and wine, and—most especially—fun.

We visit the beautiful Hampton home of lifestyle designer and former Philippine and Hong Kong Tatler fashion editor Blue Carreon. There’s a timely article on the pursuit of happiness written by Madeleine Ross, a course at Yale Universty on how to be and stay happy. Lastly, we have the International School Manila (ISM) Class of 2019.

Philippine Tatler gets to met the genius behind the 2013 Serpentine Pavilion in London, Architect Sou Fujimoto himself, through the equally exceptional Calma cousins in this month's annual design issue. These creative minds are designing an architectural wonder that will surely be the talk of the town and change Philippine design landscape as we know it.

This issue is filled to the brim, starting off with one of the most talented and sought-after scenographers, Gino Gonzales. Then we head on over to CITEM whose new executive director, Pauline Suaco-Juan, talks about her gargantuan task of revamping and breathing new life into Manila FAME, the country’s longest running trade show in the article “Reinventing Fame.” We have an interview with Asia design superstar, André Fu. His design projects include the Four Seasons in Tokyo, Waldorf Astoria in Bangkok, and the St. Regis in Hong Kong, to name a few. Read all about him and his “Living Collection,” a 150-piece assemblage of home furnishings. Also, enjoy our exclusive on Louis Vuitton’s pre-fall men’s collection, where Japanese-inspired streetwear returns to the fore. Sofia Zobel-Elizalde is also back in our pages as she celebrates STEPS Dance Studio’s 25th anniversary.

We put the spotlight this May on Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray. Proud to be able to represent her country the best way she can, Catriona speaks of her atypical introduction to the world of pageantry and how she hopes to be remembered as a purposeful queen.

This month is our Art Issue. For our portfolio we present to you “The Artists to Watch”, a compilation of creatives, 40 and under, who are heirs apparent in their respective genres. We have a story on the collaboration between a renowned photographer and a mixed media artist/furniture designer in “A State of Synergy”. Our gallery page features the group exhibition "In the Near Distance", participated in by one the most talented photographers in the country, Mark Nicdao, alongside Ian Anderson, Olivia d’Aboville, Henri Lamy, Leeroy New, and Enzo Razon. The exhibition was so well-received that we hear the artists are planning a partnership with a legendary photographer for his next project. Lastly, we have an interview with international gallerists Dominique Lévy and Bretz Gorvy of Lévy Gorvy who own galleries in New York and London and are now coming to Asia. The two sit down and speak with us on the state of art and why they are venturing into our region.

Not to be missed is the one-on-one interview of Edipresse Chairman Pierre Lamunière with billionaire philanthropist Binod Chaudhary and “Carmen” by Gemma Cruz Araneta on her late mother Carmen “Chitang” Guerrero Nakpil.

One of the country's leading and award-winning journalists, Korina Sanchez-Roxas fronts  our April issue as she speaks about being a mother for the first time.

Also in this issue, Asia Tatler brings you "40 Forces in Fashion" which highlights women who have made a significant impact in the fashion industry in their respective countries. We also have "Designing Women," 10 Filipinas who are proponents of uniquely Philippine design and materials; "Peruvian Magic," a travel article by artist and furniture designer Gregory Emvy and photographer Guilherme Licurgo; our resident Travel editor Jeremy Jauncey takes us to "Destinations Unknown"; "A Perfect View", which features a beautiful beachfront home by Carlo Calma in Punta Fuego.

Lastly, we pay a fitting tribute to legendary fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld. Former fashion magazine editor and seasoned stylist Daniel Goh looks back on the life and legacy of the man they call Kaiser Karl.

For the rest of our issue, we have the men in our mind. Flip through the pages and check out "Wonderwall", an exclusive fashion shoot by LA-based Eric Michael Roy, and the "Most Eligible List", a rundown of 40 of the hottest and the most desirable men in the country.

This month we highlight our annual list of the most prominent movers and shakers in the country—400 individuals who have made it to the Philippine Tatler list because of their exemplary contribution to society, power, wealth, and lineage.

This month is also our fashion issue. We have the designer dossier of the women’s Spring/Summer 2019 international collections as well as exclusive features on Gucci’s 2019 collection; Louis Vuitton’s art of travel; a beautiful feature on accessories in “Age of Opulence;” an inspiring story on designer Puey Quiñones; and today’s must-know fashion influencers: Kim Jones, Ingrid Chua, Jessica Wilson, Xandra Rocha Araneta, Cat Arambulo Antonio, Nicole Andersson, Jasmine Curtis Smith, Mari Jasmine, Heart Evangelista, Ria Prieto, and Stephanie Zubiri Crespi,

We also welcome the CEO of Beautiful Destinations, Jeremy Jauncy, as a regular contributor to our magazine. Read his 10 travel picks for this year and find out why you need to book your ticket now.

Philippine Tatler's annual Ball Issue every February features the Tatler Ball awardees namely Rajo Laurel, Donnie and Crickette Tantoco, Margie Moran-Floirendo, Manuel Cojuangco and Jacques Branellec. Also on spotlight is this year's Philippine debutante at Le Bal des Débutantes, Kayla Uytengsu, the lovely and dynamic daughter of Fred and Kerri Uytengsu.

We start off the year on a positive note with our cover lady for this month as our this year's pick for our Asia's Most Stylish--Representative Lucy Torres-Gomez. 

Although the phrase “beautiful inside and out” has become cliché, it is the most apt description of her. She has served as the congresswoman of her native city Ormoc in Leyte since 2010. During her watch, Ormoc bore the brunt of super typhoon Yolanda (international name: Haiyan), one of the strongest tropical typhoons on record. The havoc it created was likened to a nuclear bomb destroying lives and property. Lucy and her husband, Mayor Richard Gomez, have made it their mission to rebuild what has been lost; and today, Ormoc is on its road to recovery.

In this issue, we present her with the other Most Stylish Ladies from the region, photographed at the iconic Morpheus Hotel in Macau. We also have a forum on entrepreneurship, and we take you to Chile, 2019’s must go-to destination, and this year’s must-do for adventurers: a train ride on the Trans-Siberian railway.

Philippine Tatler celebrates those who have so generously given of their time, resources, and energy to those in need in this December issue. Ten of our top picks join the rest from the Asia region in our “50 Philanthropists Changing the World.” Another regional list, “50 Eco Warriors You Should Know,” is also featured in this issue. They are the people in the region who are leading the efforts in doing something about climate change, animal protection, and clean energy initiatives, to name a few.

Appearing on the cover for the first time is Alice Eduardo, a woman with a “Heart of Gold”. A pillar of Philippine society, she has earned the admiration of many with her business acumen, generosity, and genuine kindness.

Get to know Trevor and Evelin Weber-Neilson, US-based philanthropists (she is half-Filipina) who make it a point to be social catalysts in everything they do. 

Take a tour through the new National Museum of Natural History and be spellbound with its unique design by Architect Dominic Galicia. 

And since it’s Christmas, check out Tatler’s ultimate holiday gift guide, produced in partnership with Rustan’s, for curated and fun-filled items your loved ones will surely enjoy.

Newly-appointed Tourism Secretary Berna Romulo-Puyat graces the cover of  the latest issue of Philippine Tatler, talking about the closure and reopening of Boracay, her plans, and the pivotal role she is doing for the country.

Also in this issue, we highlight 50 Gastronomes in Asia featuring individuals who are making a difference in the food and beverage scene in the region. Then get to know the eight hottest chefs who are cooking up a storm in the Philippine culinary scene. We also have an exclusive interview with Clare Smyth, MBE, hailed as the Best Female Chef by The World's 50 Best Restaurant Awards 2018.

Moving away from food and going to fashion, the TERNOCON, a terno design competition involving designers from all over the Philippines selected from three-day regional workshops conducted last year, is happening this month. Ben Chan, Inno Sotto, Gino Gonzales, and Margie Moran-Floirendo discuss the importance of celebrating the iconic Terno.

A milestone for Asia Tatler's history as all eight editions (Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan, Indonesia, China, and the Philippines) carry the same cover -- Yuri and Julia Milner, a philanthropist couple on a mission to lead scientific research on anything and everything about space. 

Both born in Russia, the couple are the founders of Breakthrough Prize, considered as the "Oscars of Science", together with Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, Google's Sergey Brin, and 23andMe's Anne Wojcicki. Their quest is to find an answer to the universal question: Is there life beyond our planet?

This month serves as our second Fashion Issue of the year. We lead off with the men’s and women’s international runway collections for f/w 2018. Then check out the outstanding photography by our favourite LA-based lensman, Eric Michael Roy; an exclusive on the latest Givenchy collection; PJ Pascual’s New York fashion week reportage; and a spectacular style spread with IT girl/actress/wife/style icon Heart Evangelista who models jewellery, watches, and make-up all in one.

In our Life Section, fashion is still on our minds because of the beautiful home of fashion legend Tommy Hilfiger. Other interesting reads include: the unique local flavours of ARC, the country’s first craft gin; the launch of Latina Manila, the first ever collaboration of esteemed wallpaper maker de Gournay and Filipino designer Jonathan Matti; the amazing drive in Las Vegas of our Motoring Editor James Deakin in the latest Corvette; and the revival of the auction house of Finale Art File.

With our special three-cover edition this September, we celebrate 17 years of pursuing excellence and commitment to bring out the best in the Philippines despite competitions, digitalisation, and changes in tastes.

Aerin Lauder, billionaire heiress and business maven, at 
her lovely home; proud new parents Adrien and Isabelle Daza-Semblat and their bundle of joy, Balthazar; and our good friend, Asia's style icon, creative visionary, and cake queen Bonnae Gokson featuring her new book on weddings which will be launched in Manila, New York, and Hong Kong this year.

Get to meet this year's IS Manila graduating class of 2018; drool over the beautiful home designed by Ramon Antonio; and go on a safari with our managing director, Irene Martel Francisco; our motoring editor, James Deakin introduces us to the new Lexus ES; Louis Vuitton, lays out its 2018 pre-fall collection in a fashion shoot with models Valerie Weigmann and Asaf Goren.

We also have an exclusive interview with the man of the hour, Kevin Kwan, who premiered his Crazy Rich Asians movie last August. In this exclusive, he reveals his inspirations and how everything started for him. And lastly, a trip that means the world to our editor-in-chief Anton San Diego—"A Call from the Desert"— where he, along with close friends, toured Egypt, Israel, and Jordan.

In this Design Issue, young real estate visionary Robbie Antonio graces our cover and gives us a sneak peek of his incredible house and art collection. Moreover, join us on an awesome journey: Gert Voorjans brings us to a work he has done in Antwerp, Belgium; international celebrity interior designer Martyn Bullard takes us to his house n Palm Springs; hair stylist extraordinaire Kim Robinson shares his charming home in Hong Kong; luxury shoe brand Aquazurra's Edgardo Osorio gives us a peek into his Florentine world; and the  French lifestyle via images of château living courtesy of Assouline Publishing. Then on to Venice for our country's second participation in the Architecture Biennale.

For our inaugural Travel Issue, we head to Barcelona—a city rich in history, uncompromising energy, mystery, and surprises. We take you on a visual tour with Jessica Wilson, one of the most beautiful and delightful young ladies that made this gruelling four-day shoot so much fun.

Every story in this month's issue will take you to a dream destination. We start off with our bucket list of cities we would like to visit. Then, we get an insider's view of Venice through the eyes of Chiara Peluso, and Beirut with Jakki Phillips. We also asked our Tatler friends—Jaime Ponce de Leon, Marilu Batchelor, and Rajo Laurel to name a few—their top choices in the city from restaurants, bars, and other favoured hangouts. Although we can afford to travel elsewhere, we should likewise highlight the best that our capital city offers and be able to share it. 

Flip through the pages and read our features on Mandarin Oriental Barcelona, Chele Gonzalez's Gallery by Chele, and interview with bridal designer Rosa Clará, a guide to the most essential luxury travel gadgets; and an Asia Travel exclusive from the red carpet of the Cannes Film Festival.

We welcome back one of our favourite cover ladies, KC Concepcion in the Women's Issue of Philippine Tatler. In our cover story "On Her Own Merits," we see the beautiful KC as a wiser woman who, like everyone else, has gone through so much but has still managed to come out on top.

As we hail Asia's most powerful women this month (including 25 notable Filipinas), we have an article on the current movement for women's right and gender equality that has been much talked about. Also in this month's issue is a compelling story about a major retrospective on Mexican artist and feminist icon Frida Kahlo at London's V&A Museum; a whirlwind tour of Moscow by way of Tatler Russia's social editor Masha Limonova; and a piece on the Philippine Educational Theatre Association (PETA), which is now on its 51st year.

In celebration of art this month, Philippine Tatler brings you the multi-hyphenate Solenn Heussaff in all her artistic glory. While she’s better known as a dynamic and candid personality in front of the cameras, our Art Issue is all about Solenn as an artist to watch out for. Discover her passion for the arts in our stirring cover story. 

This captivating cover and issue, which is two months in the making, is teeming with creativity. Here’s a rundown of what else you can look forward to: an expansive list of Asia’s top art collectors, the scoop on Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination, a retrospective on the life and works of Pacita Abad, and the story of The Met Theatre restoration.

We hope this issue will inspire you to go on your own journeys of creativity and self-expression!

Photography: Paolo Pineda | Digital Imaging: MJ Suayan | Creative Direction: Anton San Diego | Styling: Monique Madsen | Makeup: Owen Sarmiento | Hair: Rudolf Davalos | Location: Siren Studios

This month we cast the spotlight on the game changers, the disruptors, the new influencers in the country. On this month's cover, we chose seven trailblazers who are making a name for themselves in their respective fields: Mike Concepcion (business), Jess Connelly (music), Reese Fernandez-Ruiz (social entrepreneur), Jay Yao Campos III (photography), Mark Bumgarner and Rosenthal Tee (fashion), and Paul Soriano (film).

From Generation T, we move to a 98-year-old woman who has certainly become famous all over the world. In "The Last Tattoo Artist," we meet Whang Od of the ButBut Tribe from the mountains of Kalinga in the Cordillera region. Last 27 February, the Philippine Senate acknowledged her life's work and contributions to the creative fields by awarding her the title of "National Living Treasure."

As this year marks the Year of the Dog in the Chinese calendar, we asked nine individuals to showcase their lovable pooches. See the photos of these adorable 10 pups owned by Tatler friends in "The Year of the Dog".

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