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2 months ago | mega-onemega.com | Mara Go

This is an excerpt from MEGA February 2025 Tried and Tested section. Matte eyeshadows have had their moment, but the shimmery, metallic hues that defined the 90s are making a major comeback. We’re seeing it everywhere, from Dua Lipa to Lily-Rose Depp to Hailey Bieber – these metallic looks are just so eye-catching and expressive.

2 months ago | mega-onemega.com | Mara Go

This is an excerpt from MEGA February 2025 Artist Confidential. Sisterhood, beyond the bounds of blood, forges unbreakable bonds through shared passions, interests, and experiences. This comforting kinship reminds us that no woman stands alone. Sisterhood radiates in moments of solidarity, companionship, and empowerment, fostering a nurturing, caring, and supportive community—these  are what perfectly capture the magic that happens in the makeup chair of artist Angeline Dela Cruz.

2 months ago | mega-onemega.com | Yvette Tan

Tattoos are very personal. Choosing to permanently ink a design on one’s skin can be a big decision and choosing a tattoo artist is as important as choosing a design. Crimson River Tattoo is a studio that’s well-known for its roster of designers who specialize in different forms of tattooing and illustration. They also happen to all be women, though according to owner Gigie Santiago, better known as Gigie Bear, that was a happy accident.

2 months ago | mega-onemega.com | Mara Go

This is an excerpt from MEGA February 2025 Main Beauty. It is often believed that there is an invisible thread that connects us all, weaving us through and around each other, connecting us by experiences, emotions, and passions. Over time, this braid of fate ties us together, transforming shared care and compassion into a deeper bond of community, solidarity, and camaraderie — one of the things that defines womanhood today.

2 months ago | mega-onemega.com | Yvette Fernandez

This is an excerpt from the MEGA February 2025 cover storyLate last year, as Typhoon Kristine pummeled to tide them over. She connected people who needed help to their local governments and linked those who wanted to help with trusted channels. The donations came pouring in, with 28 million pesos raised in just four days. “This will help fund not just our relief operations but will go a long way as we rebuild our city again,” a grateful Robredo said in a Facebook post.