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Celine Lagundi

Anthony, Cebu City

Contributor and Content Specialist at Freelance

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  • 6 days ago | vogue.ph | Celine Lagundi

    Have you ever caught a whiff of something that transports you elsewhere? The aroma of a home-cooked meal that stirs up childhood memories, or the crisp scent of freshly laundered clothes that feels like comfort itself? The French novelist Marcel Proust famously captured this connection between scent and memory in his novel “À la recherche du temps perdu,” where a sweet treat dipped in tea evoked an entire world from the past.

  • 1 week ago | vogue.ph | Celine Lagundi

    What do the images we choose to share say about who we are? The world today is driven by visuals, and imagery shapes not just how we see, but how we are seen. It defines identity, preserves culture, and crafts the narratives we carry forward.

  • 4 weeks ago | vogue.ph | Celine Lagundi

    Every April, Earth Day calls on us to reflect on the beauty and fragility of our planet. In the Philippines, where nature weaves itself into the rhythm of daily life,our landscapes are both sanctuary and story. Within our pages, the country’s natural beauties take center stage: in the foggy streets of Baguio, in the warm fields of Bukidnon, in the majestic mountaintops of Batanes.

  • 1 month ago | vogue.ph | Daphne S. Sagun |Celine Lagundi

    Dining in the Philippines isn’t what it used to be, and that’s a good thing. Once considered a niche lifestyle, meat-free or pescatarian eating has found its way into the mainstream, reshaping the culinary conversation. This month’s Lenten season also invites us to pause not only in practice, but also in the way that we nourish ourselves.

  • 1 month ago | vogue.ph | Celine Lagundi

    Nature is a witness: to death, degradation, and violence, but also to life, growth, and resilience. Gab Mejia’s “The Forest Listens, Their Spirits Cry” is a meditation on the connections between land, spirit, and people. The series, which won the Open Category at the 2024 Objectifs Documentary Award, explores the struggles of the Filipino indigenous shamans called the Baylan, whose rituals and wisdom are at risk of disappearing alongside the forests they protect.

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