Mariane Perez

1 week ago | thebeautyedit.ph | Mariane Perez

“You get to eat three meals a day—plus snacks?”That was the surprised reaction of a friend when I told her I’d just finished Coach Nichole Mercado’s six-week Nurture and Nourish program. I had been raving about how much better I felt—my clothes fit better, my face looked less puffy, and for the first time in a long time, I felt in control of my body. Incidentally, we were in the middle of one of Mercado’s pocket classes, held recently at the Westin Manila in celebration of Global Wellness Day.

Mar 17, 2025 | vogue.ph | Mariane Perez

In a quiet corner of a Makati café, Art Basel Hong Kong’s director Angelle Siyang-Le is dressed casually in a denim jacket and printed separates. She arrived in Manila just the night before, in the middle of a tour around Asia as she spotlights the upcoming show while meeting with galleries and collectors. She’s set to attend Art Fair Philippines in the afternoon, and tells Vogue Philippines that although it’s her first time in the country, she likes the energy here.

Mar 10, 2025 | lifestyleasia-onemega.com | Mariane Perez

“Where are you going again?” friends and family would ask me, even after I had already told them I was heading to Fukui, Japan. Their reaction was expected, as this picturesque locale rich in culinary delights and natural splendor, has yet to be discovered by mainstream travelers. That in itself is part of the appeal for those seeking uncharted tourist territory, or a more intimate encounter with Japanese culture.

Feb 20, 2025 | lifestyleasia-onemega.com | Mariane Perez

What is it that makes Japan so enticing for travelers? Is it the thrill of experiencing the future firsthand amid bustling cities powered by cutting-edge technology? Or perhaps it’s the pull of the past, preserved in historical districts that offer a glimpse into centuries gone by? Maybe it’s the draw of Japan’s world-renowned cuisine, paired with shopping districts featuring both luxury labels and avant-garde fashion?

Feb 12, 2025 | lifestyleasia-onemega.com | Mariane Perez

The new spring season is finally upon us, and while the past year may have been all about quiet luxury, 2025 is shaping up to be a celebration of creativity and a crafty return to maximalism. Of course, florals remain a staple, emerging as retro chintz patterns and floaty pastel prints. Boho is also making a comeback—albeit in a more feminine form—alongside a renewed love for nautical styles and bright, happy colors.