Fashion
Style Stunners: 5 TV Show Characters For Your Fashion Inspo
These style stunners keep us hungry for more style inspo, whether for our daily outfits or party outs. Keep binge watching, and you might just find that perfect outfit for you!
If school’s starting (or just about to start) for you and you’d want to be the one with the cutest outfit or if you’d love to reassure your fashionista image at work, we’ve rounded up some style inspo for the modern Cebuana made to stun your audience as you strut the runway—or school hallway…or when you’re getting off the elevator at work—whatever’s applicable.
We know it’s a hassle to pick great outfits for all of the days you’re allowed to wear anything other than your school or work uniform. Whether you’re feeling some vintage chic, or would wanna rock that leather jacket, these gals who’re not only our favorite fictional characters, but also our favorite style stunners, would help you out!
Rachel Greene from Friends

Of course she’s part of our list! Not only did she make us cry and laugh all at the same time (were they really “On a break”?), she also made some good impressions with her style. Well, why wouldn’t she if she works for Ralph Lauren, right?
Rachel really had it going with those pencil skirts and topping her blouses off with the cutest scarfs. She lived the New York dream with the bestest friends one could ever get, slayed being a mom, and realized that the love of her life was just right there in front of her. Rachel Greene, not only do we want your style, we want your life!
Fallon Carrington from Dynasty

Nothing embodies girl boss more than our recent COO Fallon Carrington, who’s lived her life like a princess, but certainly not a damsel in distress. This tough cookie not only knows how to fight anyone who gets in her way of having a successful company of her own, but also knows how to choose her style when she shows up in every business meeting (or a Carrington family affair).
She knows how to work those pantsuits and still look chic. Not only does all her outfits match her glorious hair, but we’re loving how she works those details with every top!
Veronica Lodge from Riverdale

We’re loving her vintage chic vibe and how she pulls off every outfit with her classic pearl necklace! Not only are we swooning over her Archiekins, we’re also loving her collared polo and pencil skirt duo as she walks the halls of Riverdale High.
Despite troubles lurking Riverdale with all the killings and crimes, Veronica Lodge has managed to savagely take down her dad and keep up with the hottest styles on TV. This girl can turn into sweetheart to badass with her faint curls matching her every outfit.
Spencer Hastings from Pretty Little Liars

Of course the almost-perfect Spencer Hastings enters the list! She’s every girl’s dream character as she’s not only full of wit, but can also charm the audience with a variety of her outfits! Whether it’s topping off a jeans and sweater combo with an Italian artist’s hat, or choosing a sleek coat and furry scarf (or most probably rocking both), she’s leaving the fashionista in us gasping for air!
Right down the last few episodes of the show, Spencer had a new ‘do and tried bangs, and we all couldn’t get over it as it made her outfits bolder. Of course we still loved her occasional braids of different kinds, but the bangs really did steal the show!
Chanel Oberlin from Scream Queens

Nothing SCREAMS fashion goddess other than the character named after that one fashion brand we all love. Chanel Oberlin, queen bee and resident style stunner, may be a whole lot to handle in the show, but you’d really expect her to show up to your funeral being the best dressed.
Before we’d love to find out who the Red Devil is, we’d really want to know where Chanel sources her outfits that not only makes us scream, but proves she’s the real queen. No wonder the other Kappa Kappa Tau girls are named after her! We really love ourselves a good laugh and thrill all the while staying tuned to what Chanel’s feather or fur combo will be next.
These style stunners keep us hungry for more style inspo, whether for our daily outfits or party outs. Keep binge watching, and you might just find that perfect outfit for you!
Photos: Pinterest & WornOnTV.com
Fashion
Cloud Dancer: The Resonant Reset of 2026
by OJ HOFER
Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2026, Cloud Dancer, signals a deliberate shift toward clarity and restraint. This off-white hue—balanced, soft, and lightly luminous—emerges in response to visual saturation and constant acceleration. Rather than competing for attention, Cloud Dancer provides a neutral foundation, allowing design and intention to take precedence over excess.
Its relevance is underscored by the Year of the Fire Horse, which officially begins on February 17. Traditionally associated with momentum, decisiveness, and forward motion, the Fire Horse introduces an energetic rhythm that benefits from focus. Cloud Dancer offers that counterbalance. It tempers intensity without diminishing drive, creating space for action guided by intention. In this context, color operates not as decoration, but as a framework for decision-making.

RESTORATIVE SPACE. Natural tones set the calm, while subtle touches of black, deep brown, navy, or olive add quiet contrast—bringing depth and character to Wabi-Sabi spaces without disturbing their sense of balance.
In interiors, Cloud Dancer supports environments shaped by longevity and ease. Applied to walls, ceilings, and architectural surfaces, it reflects light with subtlety, enhancing spatial clarity without austerity. The hue pairs naturally with wood, stone, linen, and ceramic, reinforcing a preference for tactile materials and functional design. Homes become spaces for restoration and daily living, rather than display.

EFFORTLESS POISE. Louise Trotter’s Spring 2026 ready-to-wear for Bottega Veneta pairs a billowing jupe-culotte cotton trouser, anchored low on the hip, with an ultra-stretch silk tank for quiet, modern ease.
Fashion adopts Cloud Dancer as a study in form and construction. The color allows silhouette, proportion, and movement to take the lead. Tailored separates, fluid dresses, and layered essentials in this off-white tone read as considered and adaptable. It aligns with a continued shift toward wardrobe longevity and thoughtful repetition, where garments are designed to endure.

MODERN EASE. The white Chanel 19 brings relaxed refinement to your wardrobe with its soft, slouchy shape, oversized quilting, and mixed-metal chain hardware for a quietly chic finish.

CELESTIAL RADIANCE.White jade and selenite glow in warm, milky restraint, punctuated by a sculptural gold lotus and a serene Buddha face—an intimate expression of harmony, quietly attuned to the wearer’s birth rhythm. Available by appointment: 0910 418 2028
Accessories extend the narrative. Bags, footwear, and eyewear in Cloud Dancer offer continuity across seasons, while jewelry in pearl, brushed gold, and muted silver finds balance against the softness of the hue. The effect is understated, with design serving function rather than statement.

TIMELESS STRIDE. First unveiled in 2013, the Y-3 Qasa endures as a cult icon—its avant-garde silhouette carrying a vintage pedigree while remaining rooted in present-day wearability and select global availability.
Beyond aesthetics, Cloud Dancer reflects a broader lifestyle orientation toward simplicity and clarity. Its application across tableware, stationery, wellness spaces, and personal objects encourages mindful selection over accumulation. As 2026 unfolds, Cloud Dancer frames the year as one of refinement—supporting forward momentum with focus and restraint. Cloud Dancer is the resonant reset for 2026.
Fashion
To See and Be Seen: Philippine Terno Gala, A Celebration of Heritage and Couture
by Kingsley Medalla | photography Emmanuele Sawit
Fashion
Behind the Scenes: Backstage at The Philippine Terno Fashion Show 2025 in the Waterfront Cebu City Hotel & Casino
By Doro Barandino
What most people attending fashion events don’t realize is that the actual battleground happens backstage. Here’s a peek at the real magic that transpires among fashion designers, stylists, hair and make-up artists, dressers, and ramp models hours before showtime. In the recent Philippine Terno fashion show, a whole team of creatives in the fashion industry produced the most extravagant and whimsical recreation of the celebrated garment in the country’s cultural landscape.

Fabric manipulation simulating bird feathers are the main features in Cary Santiago’s ternos.

Mesh-like sculptural head accessories added to the visual impact of the designer’s collection.

Jun Escario’s relaxed barong tunics are characterized by its fine embroidery on pinya fabric

The modern kimona reinterpreted by Jun Escario.

Edwin Ao’s take on the Barong is both linear and minimalist.

Edwin Ao ‘s modern version of the traditional baro at saya has architectural folds as its signature look.

The classic terno has draping and printed silk fabric on Joji Lloren’s master class look

Joey Samson known for avant-garde designs has assorted neckties as an accessory to complement the color black.

Protacio re-shaped the silhouette of the traditional barong Tagalog.

Joji Lloren added geometric patterns for a more contemporary look on the terno.

Unfinished stitches of embroidery leaving loose threads add movement and volume to Edwin Ao’s version of the terno
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