



Get ready for the future because the wait is over!
The UP Economics Society, Amber Ultra Lounge, Antonov, Radio Partners Inc., Folded & Hung, Bacchus Energy Drink and Globe present to you ZERO HOUR. Come and join the UP Economics Society as it celebrates their 51st anniversary on the 25th of September. Free entrance with free flowing drinks, complete with tons of games, prizes and a fashion show!
It will be at Amber Ultra Lounge, beside the Prince of Jaipur.
Save the date! 9.25.09! The future is now!
Where will you be when the clock strikes zero?
Contact 0917.7930041 for guestlisting
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You may have your own interpretations of what is right,
as well it should be, but how do you know what’s right for you?
There are some things you can do to create a look
that is uniquely your own and find your vintage groove.

First of all, you need to know what you are dressing for;
do you dress to suit your shape?
To hide your flaws and highlight your best features?
Or are you dressing to emulate a certain era/period?
Or are you choosing vintage solely because of its sustainable fashion perspective?
All of these will play a role in how you choose to dress,
either entirely or as part of a whole; but you need to identify
which of these aspects would be the most important for you.
Vintage, like some styles, can easily be a hit or miss;
it can easily become that retro mistake.

Wearing vintage doesn’t automatically make you look cool.
Nor is dressing in a head to toe fifties outfit would assure that you will look like an icon from Hollywood’s golden age. A retro mistake is just as bad as any other fashion mistake!
“But good vintage fashion is here to stay for a very good reason – it offers unique clothing of the kind of quality that only top end designers provide today.”
So what exactly is VINTAGE? Well it’s definitely not clothing made last 15 years ago, despite what all those 80’s and 90’s revivalists might think.
But it’s still a somewhat broad category, covering a whole lot of under 100 years old (100 and over is officially historic and deserves to be in a museum or hidden deep somewhere).
For many years ‘vintage’ was simply ’second hand’ and frowned upon by the fashion cognoscenti*, but vintage is now so popular that it has become a mini-industry in itself.

It’s fact that it is almost always expected for Artists to be competitive, However it is still possible for them to appreciate and encourage each other, and acknowledge the craft of every artist.
This is what inspired Fadal Manila.

It is also what Levenson Rodriguez started with, having that concept mind, he found the first person to talk to regarding it, Happy Andrada, and then the ball started rolling.
Everything just fell into place.
Officers were chosen, members were invited.
We had the pleasure of meeting the officers and some of the members of this newly formed group and I must say, seeing them relate as friends casually but quickly turn into serious business partners or colleagues the minute they talk about something important shows how dedicated they are and how well they work together.
Each had a different personality, and yet they relate with each other fluidly. It disagrees with the idea or connotation with artists.
They all share the same vision of proactively helping one another, which what makes every individual grow and pursue their aspirations.
Fadal’s Manifesto
Fashion Is The Science of Appearances, And It Inspires One With The Desire To Seem Rather Than To Be.
What makes FADAL Manila different is their ability to support each other’s endeavors and not become over competitive. Being all in the same industry, they have found a way to assist and support each other. They Challenge each one to do better and not put someone down to gain something.
Surely we can look forward to hearing more about them soon with the events and promotions they have in store for us!
Visit their pages here:

The UP Junior Marketing Association (UPJMA) is a university-wide organization based in UP Diliman, Quezon City. Over the years, UPJMA has gained the reputation for throwing the best and most anticipated college event called the AD HOC MAJOR EVENT – the organization’s fundraising party.
This event is held once every semester for the benefit of Kids Integrated Development through Schooling (KIDS) and the UPJMA Scholarship Fund.
For the past semesters, the UPJMA’s ADHOC MAJOR EVENT COMMITTEE has been successful in organizing big parties garnering 800+ students, partyphiles, young professionals and alike. Past events include Glam City held at The Embassy, Hush at the Decagon Silver City and Code 415 at The Enterprise.
This semester, the ADHOC MAJOR EVENT will be taken to a whole new level as the UPJMA brings the biggest college party in the metro: a party that will take you to different worlds that only imagination can picture!
PITCH BLACK: Experience Blindness. Enter the imagination.
As the lights fade out, imagine flight. Imagine pure euphoria. Imagine being devoid of sight. Imagine being transported from one world to another. Imagine a party like you have never seen before!
Experience 20-foot projections, free flowing drinks, Djs showing off with hiphop beats and a night you will never forget on August 29, 2009, at the SMX Convention Center, Pasay City.
Visit www.upjmaadhoc.multiply.com and www.facebook.com/upjmaadhoc for more details. For tickets, text 0917-536-0004.
Pitch Black: Experience Blindness. Enter the Imagination is co-presented by Cossack Vodka, DC, Red Mobile, Barfly, Samuel and Kevin, Meg – the official women magazine, Rogue Magazine, Jack TV, and MYX. Powered by Live Media (www.livemedia.ph), In cooperation with Sky Broadband, Pepe Jeans Eyewear, LazerXtreme – Lazer Tag, Sentro, and Mojo Organic Fizz. This event is also brought to you by Pose N’ Print, Spin City, Myra E, Code-limited.com, and Gatsby. Special thanks to Go! Go! Extreme, Lap Dance, Red Mango, and John Robert Powers. Our org sponsors AJMA and COSA. Our Media Partners, Mega Publishing Group, The Radio Partners Inc, Wave 89.1. Jam 88.3, Max 103.5, Magic 89.9, RT 99.5, PinoyExchange.com, Clickthecity.com, Circuit, and Roam.

People usually wear clothes that translate to how they are feeling for that particular day.
Using emotions on dressing up does help in completing that look.
Some even use songs, to help them get in the mood.
One of the things you have to make sure when you dress up or one question you ask is
“Do you feel good about what you’re wearing?”
It is important to be comfortable, however sometimes Fashion can make you go beyond what you may expect.
Some people dread wearing 5 inch stilettos, but some people enjoy wearing them. Because it makes them feel really good about themselves.
So before you go out your door and strut your way to your destination,
Ask yourself if you feel good about what you are wearing. ;)