Tatler Philippines

Behind the Scenes

We introduce this year’s Generation T, five of whom land spots on this month’s cover

- PHOTOGRAPH­Y Shaira Luna ART DIRECTION Anton San Diego STYLING Monique Madsen SET DESIGN Princess Anne Barretto MAKE-UP Al De Leon, Raf Mañosca, and Ryan Wong of Mac Cosmetics HAIR Jaymar Lahaylahay and Cats Del Rosario

The day started early for the Philippine Tatler team and crew; the dynamic and energetic vibe in the studio could be felt the minute one entered the room. With Bruno Mars and Drake blasting in the background, the set was lit and everyone was wired—amped up for what was expected to be a long day of photoshoot­s. But with everybody arriving on time and with such a vibrant group of young people—from the photograph­er to the hair and make-up team—the hours flew right by and the shoot ended ahead of schedule. The cover subjects, together with everybody on set, found plenty of time to banter around and get to know one another. Laughter filled the room as the gentlemen spent downtime cracking jokes.

The selected cover subjects work in different fields— Cris Villonco-Valderrama for theatre arts, Vania Romoff for fashion design, Eduardo Zobel for visual arts, and Ian Paradies and Eric Dee for food and beverage—so there was definitely a lot to be learnt from each one.

The cover subjects, all from Generation T’s 2017 batch, took their turns for hair and makeup and gamely fitted clothes from brands such as Comme des Garçons, Balenciaga, and Brooks Brothers. For the full photoshoot and story, turn to p. 170.

The dynamic and energetic vibe in the studio could be felt the minute one entered the room

SHOT EXCLUSIVEL­Y FOR PHILIPPINE TATLER

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The ‘T’ statue that set designer Princess Barretto and her team specially built and assembled on location for this shoot

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