Glorious Dias

16/10/2025

16/10/2025

My eyeballs were definitely well-fed at the opening of ! Loved the .designcenterph installation, inspired by “The Renaissance of Real” reclaiming slowness, tactility, and cultural depth as essential to design. (Hi ! 👋🏾)Couldn’t resist trying on the “Alibangbag” by - a laptop bag with built-in butterfly sleeve! 🦋 BONGGA! Also spotted best dressed folks like wearing one of our Camisas & lookin fresh AF in our Presko Polo! So many reasons visit & even more reasons to stay! 🇵🇭—-Explore “Objects of Nature” at , the Philippines’ premier home, fashion, and lifestyle trade show happening from October 16 to 18 at the .—-MANILA FAME 2025📆 OCTOBER 16-18, 2025📍 World Trade Center Philippines@citemph

17/04/2023

Fits Ya Good 💃🏽

Kita kits sa in Makati! Save the dates: May 6 & 7! We’ll be releasing a our latest vintage selects & reworked magandaness. 💋

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The community pop-up is back on may 6 & 7 🪩🫶🏽✨ (that’s right, 2 days!)

Shop hundreds of handpicked vintage, up-cycled & rare pieces curated by us and the lovely people from the community 🌼 - .archives.vintage

Come play dress up or enjoy a vintage film @ The Black Room. Bring your friends! The more, the merrier 💖

31/03/2023

Gantsilyonaire 🧶

We made a lil display made from several kilos of rescued vintage crocheted Lolacore realness.🤘🏾

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OPEN daily 10AM-6PM

25/03/2023

Karinderia hits 😋

“Keboy Espina asked a question whether Indians, and not the Chinese, introduced the carinderia to the Philippines. Well yes, if we are talking about the etymology of the term carinderia. During the Spanish colonial period, eating places that served pansit (noodles) were called pansitan in Tagalog or pansiteria in hispanized Tagalog. On the other hand, eating places that served curry were called karihan in Tagalog or carinderia in hispanized Tagalog.

During the British occupation of Manila (1762-64), the British troops brought with them Indian soldiers (Sepoys). When the British troops withdrew in 1764, the Sepoy soldiers were left behind and settled in the towns of Cainta and Taytay. They established curry food stalls in the area. Tagalogs called the dishes as kari (curry) and the food stalls as karihan. The hispanized form of karihan was carinderia. Eventually, carinderias served other dishes aside from curry.

The attached picture (courtesy of Ambeth Ocampo) shows a karihan established in 1923 by Artemio Ricarte in Yokohama when he was in exile in Japan. The restaurant was called Karihan Luvimin, referring to Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. It is interesting to know that curry dishes were introduced from India to the Philippines and then to Japan. Eventually, curry dishes in Japan further evolved into the now popular Japanese curry.” - Prof. Nestor Castro PhD

23/03/2023

Power couple ⚡️

First look at Brandy as Cinderella in Disney’s ‘DESCENDANTS: RISE OF RED’ with Paolo Montalban. 💫

08/03/2023

Fit for a Queen 🏆

Miss Trans Global 2020 is today one of the most visible figures not only in the Filipino trans community, but of the LGBTQIA+ community, as she continues to shed light on LGBTQIA+ rights and welfare. “Every time I create content, I just want to make sure that I ignite hope in their hearts…maraming magagawa ang isang Filipino LGBTQIA and that includes fulfilling our dreams,” she shares.

This , we put the spotlight on eight women who continue to empower Filipinas to be the best versions of themselves. Meet this year's roster of by clicking on the link in bio. 💖

Vintage silk pleated 1960s dress and 90s Levi’s proudly Glorious Dias as styled by .

PRODUCED BY: Ira Nopuente (), Andie Estella ()⁠
CO-PRODUCED BY: Patricia Melliza () ⁠
PHOTOGRAPHY: Andrea Genota ()
⁠ART DIRECTION: Pau Moyano ()⁠
MAKEUP BY: Muriel Vega Perez (), assisted by Erika Glendro ()
HAIR BY: Felicity Son ()
WORDS BY: Sam Beltran ()

28/02/2023

Advanced Style 🏆

From the pages of “Classic yet contemporary, the Barong Tagalog transcends with ageless grace and appeal. Donning stunning pieces from Avel Bacudio, Francis Libiran, Randolf Clothing, and Joey Samson, these women prove that style will forever be timeless.“

Featuring , , , and . Photographed by , fashion editor , makeup by and of Estée Lauder, hair by and of Estée Lauder, produced by , production design by , stylist’s assistant , Vogue Philippines, March 2023.

25/02/2023

POV: ganto pala pakiramdam maging ulam ⛺️

When you ‘bout to get a midnight snack but realise “Ako pala yung snacc.” 😋

11/02/2023

“The internet doesn’t need anymore cute dog photos!” 😡

Said no one ever. 🥰

Professional snaps of Sadie by Mango Red in Intramuros (Baluarte de San Diego) rocking her reworked Filipiñana hooded collar. 💍

09/02/2023

Siomai love & what it’s all about 😋

Via Twitter ni 💞