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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.

Weather Watch

Visitors are drawn to the Philippine Pavilion at the 58th Venice Art Biennale.

6 mins

Relaxed Space

Happy D.2 Plus, a collaboration between Duravit and German firm Sieger Design, incorporates minimalism and an elegant finish

2 mins

I Love You, 3008

James Deakin hits the road in Peugeot 3008, the newest player in the compact SUV market.

5 mins

Beat The Heat

Wedded to reds? These sophisticated alternatives promise delicious adventure amid the heat of summer.

2 mins

True Paradise

With world-class amenities that provide the ultimate island experience, spend quality time the “Auhana” way at The Auhana Boracay.

2 mins

To Wine And Dine

Shangri-La at the Fort makes going from dinner to drinks easy by having it all in one place.

2 mins

Paying It Forward

Some five decades after a scholarship gave him his start in business, Merle Hinrich is helping develop the next generation of Asian leaders in trade. He tells Ruth Shapiro how and why.

3 mins

In His Shoes

Italian shoemaker Gianvito Rossi talks comfort, sexiness, Wonder Woman, and PVC with Rosana Lai.

3 mins

Pocket Change

Richard Mille’s RM 020 Tourbillon pocket watch is an ultra-modern time machine that transports men back to a more civilised age.

2 mins

Generation T

On its fourth year, Generation T again showcases 50 of the Philippines’ best and brightest. Shauna Jay Popple Williams and Jeanna Lanting get to know what makes the cogs turn for these five honourees.

8 mins

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Tatler Philippines Magazine Description:

Established in 2001, the Tatler Philippines is the country’s most trusted and enduring high-society and luxury-lifestyle magazine. More than any other title, the Tatler name—a legend in publishing—commands respect, and is synonymous with prominence and influence.

Taking the readers into consideration, the Tatler Philippines presents the best of the Philippines and beyond, through a highly entertaining editorial mix that includes personality profiles, glamorous parties, lavish fashion shoots, and authoritative articles that span the gamut of luxury-lifestyle trends from art collecting to wine appreciation, from motoring to travel, from watches to jewellery and design. The sophistication of our topics is matched by stylish and award-winning design and photography.