Makeup Mecca

Hello girls!

Today, I was informed about a place that exists, which I could have sworn has appeared in my dreams...or at least daydreams. It is a place that basically screams the persona that Divanity intends to portray. It is a place that I refer to as Makeup Mecca - where makeup belongs.

Okay, on a less vague note, I'm actually speaking of the makeup styling studio in the home of our girlfriend and professional makeup artist, Ms. Cats del Rosario. Before I give you a peek, I have to emphasize on how I feel as if she jumped into my brain, walked through my dreams and thereafter produced a studio from them. But then again, I'm sure each and every one of you reading this will have the exact same sentiment.

Enough suspense. Take a look:


Are we swooning or what? Those reupholstered computer seats alone are beyond fab! The vanity mirror! The chandelier reflected in it! The crystal pitcher and sorbet cups! The plum-colored wall! I'm hyperventilating!

Inhale...exhale...

Alright, now to get the point out. I didn't post these images just to make all the Divanity readers green with jelly, but for the purpose of letting you know that any one of you can be styled in these gorgeous, girly quarters or that you can even rent out the space if you happen to be a makeup artist yourself.

Fyi freelance makeup artists, the going rates are Php250.00/hour for a chair and with an additional chair is Php400.00/hour, with a minimum of 2 hours. A small price to pay for a large amount of joy for your clients right? Just be sure to book in advance by contacting Cats at 0915-999-0954 or 0922-877-1671.

Admittedly, I am trying to hit two birds with one stone here: 1) to promote Cats' lovely studio (you are now well-equipped with knowledge on how to book the same) and 2) to remind readers about Divanity hair/makeup styling as well as glam photo shoots (rate cards can be sent to you via email, so just send us your addresses to 0917-804-9947). Of course, in the event that you would like to be styled by our team at the studio, booking of a chair/(s) will be c/o Divanity.

So there you have it makeup artists, models and aspiring models, talent agents, et al. Must you even think twice? Start booking the place that I hope will now run by it's Divanity-given name -- Makeup Mecca! Oh and the stylists, too. Ahem ahem.

Take care ladies.

Monique

Ondoy Relief/Homegrown Talents for our Homes

Hello dears!

I, along with the Divanity team, figured that we ought to let the dust settle after the terrible disaster known as Ondoy, before returning. The state of calamity, though, is still a very, very open wound with so many areas still flooded and many of our people left without homes. That being said, we felt it was important for us to let our readers know that we are constantly doing what we can to cushion the blow for victims by accepting donations. If you would like to donate via Divanity, do get in touch with us at 0917-804-9947 or email divanity_services@yahoo.com We also came to the realization that a lighthearted tone on our site would be what we do best -- create a quick escape from the madness in the world.

Before lightheartedness, I have to say that my heart really goes out to those that are now homeless. Homes, to me, is a very sensitive topic. The reason for this being that my hubby, son and I recently moved into our first independent home together. You would not believe the amount of time, effort and vision (ours is predominantly Modern Zen) we started putting into our residence even before we officially moved in. I actually zoned out on beauty and fashion, and focused solely on interior design, landscaping, and virtually anything related to homes. Despite having only lived in it for just under a month, I can already express the preciousness of having one that is your own. Reflections of yourself and family members, memories, and security are created soon after you settle in your house. Therefore, I can only imagine what it must feel like having your sanctuary taken away from you (whether old or new).

Now, while none of our teams' homes were seriously damaged by Ondoy, rebuilding of homes is on our minds. This is where the aforementioned lightheartedness comes in. For those capable, perhaps we can entertain you with a suggestion on what you can do for your home that will also benefit all our countrymen (apologies, but vanity struggles at being right with sensitivity)? Of course, you should do your best to patronize local designers and suppliers so that you can strengthen your own economy, rather than that of a foreign country.

So who is the homegrown talent that can start off the interior of or spruce up the interior of your homes? None other than one of our favorite fashionistas: Tina Maristela-Ocampo. Best known for bag brand, CELESTINA and recently, her basic black pieces for The Black Shop. Now considering this, we can already trust that whatever she designs has taste and class all the way. CELESTINA dawns the arms of Hollywood and NY Glitterati, while The Black Shop puts a very chic twist on LBDs and other wardrobe staples like shrugs, slacks, tees, etc. It has to be said that her fur capelets are to diiiie for (NOTE: A capelet is sort of a cross between a shrug and a scarf as it ties around your neck but covers your shoulders)!

Mrs. Ocampo's latest conquest is CELESTINA HOME; furniture that is very Filipino in it's architecture, but very contemporary in it's use of materials (pretty much the aesthetic she applies to her bags). I, myself, am a very big fan of mixing old with new whether it be in fashion or in interior design. I am yet to find more samples online, but I will soon scan the pictures of my favorite pieces - her ponyskin stool with wrought iron legs and tiger penshell tables and chairs, that were featured in Metro Society. However, I did find some of the graphic designs done for her brand as well as some of her smaller pieces.

Take a look:


Just to show you which types of pieces you can expect from Celestina Home



Beautiful alternative to storage space (and everyone that knows me, knows that I love designs that make use of prints -- especially camouflage!)



And then of course I had to show you some of my favorite Celestina bags (hehe):


Ah, woven silver. Swooon.


Gorgeous mosaic-type mirror clutch.

Shagreen clutch.


This looks like cobblestones, but I love it!



Alas, the piece de resistance! An obviously Balenciaga-inspired purse. I waaaaant.


So there we have it ladies. Again, in times like these, we must help one another out by means of relief movements as well as...lighthearted banter (my word, I have overused "lighthearted" in this post)!

Till next time, everyone keep safe and always live your life with Divanity!

"Divanity is not just styling, like a diamond is not just a stone"

Yours,

Monique

A Pink & Black Affair -- An Invitation from Divanity

Hello dears!

The Divanity team would like to invite you to attend a special Mary Kay PR event on Tuesday, September 22, 2009, 6-10:00pm at The Fort, McKinley Hill at the lovely Enderun Colleges campus (a chic glass building overlooking lovely greenery).

The event will serve as the perfect excuse to dress up and feel girly. We shall dress to impress in our cocktail dresses (keep it semi-formal though, not formal as it is playfully dubbed a "pink and black affair" as opposed to a "black and white affair"). There will be tons of food and pampering with Mary Kay make up and spa products so, of course, we had to share this endeavor with our wonderful readers.

If you are interested in attending, make sure to RSVP for guest list by mailing our girlfriend Ylana Harel of Nancy Harel & Associates (daughter & director of the PR agency) at inharel@hotmail.com or by texting her at 0916-213-9882. Give your full name and mention that you are a Divanity reader.

See ya ladies!



Map/Directions to venue (Enderun Colleges):

Note: If you are having trouble viewing the map, you can mail monique_abmp@yahoo.com and a jpeg image will be sent directly to your e-mail.

The Eyes Say it All

He hey hey ladies!

Just when you thought we gave you the buzz on absolutely every girly element possible...we now give you the 411 on something entirely different from anything we have posted on here or that you have read about on any other fashion/beauty blog - chic contact lenses! ;)

Now, honestly, I haven't been a contacts wearing gal myself. Basically, I have this really weird thing about anything going near my eyes. Exhibit A) I once had this terrible infection in my eye to the point where it was so red and swollen, but I still refused to use eye drops (you can liken this to the episode of Friends wherein Rachel had the same problem -- yes, I was THAT stubborn), and Exhibit B) I was doing a photo shoot for a magazine spread way back when and was required to wear contact lenses (with much hesitation and diva behavior *oops*) and only got said contacts in with the help of 3 frustrated stylists (1 to hold me down, 1 to hold my eyelids open and another to shove 'em in).

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Just waiting for the WHOA-CRAZY-GIRL thoughts to settle...

Okay, so despite all of that, I honestly think that this latest find can cure me of my fear of eye-touching (which leads me to the following brain-fart: what would the scientific name be - optimaphobia?!). Never have I seen such lovely, vibrant colors and designs that suit the Asian eye so well! So striking that I have to remind myself that I have willingly undergone so much pain for beauty. That being said, I will force these things in my eyes for the sake of vanity and so should you!

Run by and with products imported by our girlfriend Kate Orino, Glam.Rock.Pixie is an online boutique that captures trends and fetishes from Seoul, Tokyo & Hong Kong. At the moment, the main products are the special circle contact lenses designed to make eyes appear larger and more doll-like (ah to have doe eyes!).

Here are some of the looks that caught my eye (no pun intended -- you'll see types that simply compliment the eyes and some cool trends):


How cool is that? You can literally be the girl with stars in her eyes!



The new eye makeup. Lol.

Now I would really consider wearing these regularly, whereas the first two examples call for the right occasion and venue. Who wouldn't want to have Angelic eyes? Hmm...I wonder if I could pull off the green ones.


Make your eyes sparkle!


Just look at the difference. From blahh to ooh ahh.

Now, if you would like to order a pair (or 2 or 3), then take note of the following reminders:
-Be sure to place your orders by filling up an order form by September 22 so that you may receive them approx. 2 weeks from said date
-Prices range from Php720-880 (and only Php620 each if you purchase at least 2 pairs)
-You may add grades for FREE
-1-year life span for lenses
-Free shipping within Metro Manila plus free lens cases
and, of course
-The site url is http://www.glamrockpixieshop.multiply.com

So there you have it dears! The latest and most unique trend watches reported on your fave girly site. Yayeah!! =P Till next time, keep living your live with Divanity!

Monique

Make A Statement

Well...if I'm gonna make a comeback, then obviously I want to "make a statement". =P

It feels good to be back ladies and I have heaps to share with everyone. First off, I want to touch on the topic of statement shirts (I can just picture the light of recognition graced on your faces as you read this..."Ahhh!"). Now, when I say "statement shirts", this refers to tees that dawn quotes, artist names, or even iconic images. They don't necessarily have to have words on them and some words do NOT equate to making a statement. Basically, a brand name is not a statement, but a specific line under that brand is a statement (i.e. Dior is not the statement, but "J'Adore Dior" is). Comprendez?

See, in my opinion, wearing a statement shirt shows that you have a sense of pride and humor and that is always appealing.

Here are some of the statements shirts that you'd find in my closet:
Long Live The King.

Nope, I'm not a b-girl, but I'm a HUGE fan.

Well...this really speaks for itself.


And this is just adorable. =P



The eternal beauty icon.



Here are some statement shirts that I'm aiming to have in my closet:

My homegirl T showed me this. So creative, right?!
Fan for life.
Barack Obama may be becoming more unpopular these days, but that isn't the case with Mrs. Obama! Aside from being highly intelligent, spunky, and fashionable...her toned arms alone are iconic!



With respect to the fashionable concept, like with vintage tees, the whole point of statement shirts is to wear something that is really unique or to embrace a particular time. For those reasons, I like to do a lot of digging in boutiques and even online...emphasis on the word "digging", because it really is up to you on how original your search will be. Liken it to beat-makers digging in the crates - they share common knowledge about certain spots, but they also have their secret spots for fabulous finds. So in the spirit of Divanity-hood, I will mention a few places to get you started, but the rest is up to you. *wink, wink*

Of course, I like hitting up music sites like Okayplayer.com for artist/band and world tour shirts (obviously the best place to get world tour shirts, though, is by catching your fave concerts) plus one of my most prized tees of all time is my baby tee from the okayma* limited edition. Surprisingly, boutiques like American Blvd. (old school!) and Greyone Social have some really interesting pieces, but you have to be aware of how many people will get hold of a particular design.

And so my dears, that should suffice as start-up info...a few more tips and I'll be wrapping up this long-awaited new post:

1) Don't forget that with tees, you must keep in mind the types of cuts and your body type. Low v-necks don't look too nice on busty ladies, lengthier tees to shirt dresses hide love handles, and circumference and length of sleeves should be taken into consideration depending on skinny or meatier arms

2) If you really want to be unique, come up with your own designs and have them go thru silkscreen printing. I'm being told these days that when designing, it is better to use Adobe InDesign as opposed to Photoshop since images do not get pixelated when resized. Hey, it's not a bad idea to be a lil' Narcissistic and have a portrait of yourself done. You want to immortalize yourself while you're a hottie. Let's put it this way...I have a world tour tee from when I watched D'Angelo's concert during his Voodoo tour in 2001 and we all know he was a neosoul music God then. Fast forward to present day and he looks like Freeway of Roc-A-Fella Records! Oh dear Lord. So I try to erase the knowledge of what he looks like now and take the way-back machine to the 2001 D'Angelo. Have I made my point?!

AND lastly...

3) Being a hypocrite or a poser is not cute. Make a true statement. Don't rep a shirt that has nothing to do with your personality. Harsh, but I have your best interests at heart girls.

So there we have it, lovely ladies. I'm so glad you all waited patiently for updates and our team is completely thrilled at the prospect of booming activity on this site here on out. Keep checking back with us every few days!

Until next time, always remember to live your life with Divanity!

Monique

Long Awaited Updates

Long time no post, huh ladies?

As usual, I bear thousands of apologies to our loyal readers with what was probably the longest hiatus on this site to date. However, if it's any consolation, I'd like to inform everyone that a) I've been saving up on future post content -- one idea ready to drop after the other and b) I am proud to introduce a new member/writer for the Divanity site -- the lovely Ms. Margaux Cortez. She will be gracing this site with her contributions very soon. *clap clap* *woot woot*

And here begins the revamp of Divanity ;)

Glam Gams!

Under jersey dresses, draped/long tops, or paired with tank tops - leggings make for glam gams!

If you were an 80s baby, most likely you wore your leggings with huge pajama-esque cotton shirts that bared one shoulder and accessories included leg warmers w/ L.A. gear kicks or w/ awkward "Working Girl" type pumps for a more dressed up look (oh dear Lord), and big ol' knocker earrings (let's not even touch on the hair *shudder*). Then for the youngins and for us 80s babies that experienced the recent rebirth of the styles from said decade, then leggings were worn in a more acceptable way - with vintage tees or t-shirt dresses. Nonetheless, the style was more on rock glam rather than high street chic.

Nowadays, as with many styles that have resurfaced, we now know how to apply the working equation for how to look 100% modish = 80% classic elements + 20% trend. Evident in my examples above, we see a lot of the trend in the leggings as they are executed in ways we haven't seen in the past, but they are toned down with quintessential tops and footwear that are far from awkward. There is minimal use of accessories because the leggings are already quite busy and the tops serve as the solid foundation; think of the leggings as highlights in your hair and the tops as your base color. Basically, you don't want a full head of faux blonde. And speaking of hair, styling was kept very simple as should you when you rock these looks.

Let's discuss the looks from L-R: 1) While I wouldn't be brave enough to wear that much white, I have to say that I love the lacy leggings. They are so feminine and sexy in a subtle way. We just all need to remember to keep the top very clean n simple and to handwash only! Hehehe, 2) Ah the opaque leggings. These are actually very flattering for all body types, because they are the pants equivalent of a tummy tucking underwear. They really contain the bulges! 3) Sheer leggings are the best paired with dresses, because you still want to show skin even if its under fabric, 4 and 5) Leggings meet the ripped-jeans-from-the-90s-grunge-era. I'm not loving these, but I'm sure some of you could make this look work. I'm just not a torn clothes type of gal. Ü Best places to buy affordable, quality leggings are the department stores like SM, Rustans (they have the Juicy Couture brand), or even Landmark. People R' People, Terranova, and Mango have very nice styles AND a friendly reminder for everyone to take advantage of the mid-season sales! Besides, you're buying leggings not pants...how expensive could they really be?

Now, my dears, I believe we have covered this topic thoroughly and I shall leave you with more eye candy below. Keep living your life with divanity and go off and shop your way to glam gams!



Monique

The Frill of Life Will Make you Jump out of Your Suits & on to A New Platform!

Well, well dears. It has been awhile. And okay, the heading of this article may not make sense to you now, but it will. Despite busy schedules & lack of inspiration; after a refreshing week known as Philippine Fashion Week (PFW), the Divanity team is back and truly inspired. While we will be sharing coverage of our attendance at PFW indepth (sista girl Hannah SFO made use of her new SLR camera no less!), this post will focus not on the high street designs, but on the designs that we can relate to in our everyday lives. Lets just say that we were happily surprised to know that our outfits purchased or taken out of our closets for the affair were completely in tune with what's hot now - frills, jumpsuits, and platform shoes! We didn't even do our research during preparation to boot! It just goes to show that fashion is usually about instinct and knowing what works with your body shape.

So lets start with Agee Dee & Hannah SFO...and our keyword for their outfits will be FRILLS, which were seen all over the runway by uber talented designers Mich Dulce & Pia Gladys Perey. The former, our favorite dainty girl, wore a sleeveless, empire-waisted purple dress with a frilly skirt done in a nylon fabric. As you'll see below, she chose to accessorize the outfit with an embellished gold belt to cinch the dress right below the bust along with black, opaque stockings and black, round-toed pumps. The latter, our beautiful petite-framed photographer, wore an LBD (little black dress, I'm sure you all know), safari style with frills all around the hem of the skirt and done in chambray fabric. With slight hesitation, she donned some black pointy toed flats to accessorize due to a sprained ankle (even though beauty is pain, wearing heels w/ a sprain is just too OTT). Nonetheless, if you are that slender and that charming, heels are just icing on the cake. :)

Agee Dee Hannah SFO

Now on to Mia G aka our brave Divanity lady that allowed her feet to suffer in the name of beauty. Paired with her LBD, the self-confessed flats loyalist wore the very visible shoe style all over the catwalk - the peep-toed pumps with platform heels done in different woods like cork, rosewood, etc (hers were done in rosewood). Hats off to you Mama! They are gorgeous shoes, NOT hooker heels as you swore out of spite. Lol.
Mia G

Aaaand, you probably already guessed the missing link. Yes, I rocked the jumpsuit. Mine was strapless, cotton, with a bow as the top accent and in a plum color with brown/gray undertones. Both to accessorize and to create a slimming effect, I chose to wear a cashmere cardigan over my shoulders (not tied at the sleeves or buttoned in any way), a wide black belt to cinch my waist, and my classic black open-toed platforms with thick leather straps (not seen here, sorry!). Jumpsuits seen on the runway were done really well by designers like Eric Delos Santos & John Paras in tunic fabrics.

Monique

Finally, I'm sure you know what's coming up next...where to shop!? Well, if you've got a higher budget, then you should definitely shop at the boutiques that sell the clothing of the designers mentioned, given that all designs showcased were RTW (ready-to-wear). However, if you are on a tight budget, then you are in luck sisters! The malls have already started their mid-season sales (some stores are yet to begin so just sit tight), but Hannah SFO and I found many hot items for 50% off at super chic store Tomato located on the 2/F above the iceskating rink at Mall of Asia (check with Click the City for branches closest to you). Here are their versions of frills and jumpsuits:

(L-R) Frills (there are gorgeous chiffon blouses too!) & jumpsuits

Now remember, when wearing frills and ruffles, especially if you are busty, make sure you keep your hair sleek and straight or even slicked back into a ponytail to avoid the Mufasa look or the help-I'm-being-engulfed-by-my-top look. Also, for chiffon material, make sure you wear an undershirt with spaghetti straps that is exactly the same color as the top and at least touches the waist of your pants. As for jumpsuits, these really do work with any body type for as long as you find one in the material and cut that suits you best. For the more voluptuous body types like yours truly, it is best if you buy yours in a non-clingy cotton fabric like my example that have very little accents around the butt area and have room to be cinched with your wide belts and for the slim ladies, you can opt to try the tunic-type fabrics that come with their own belts and have pocket accents on the front and back. As for shoes, c'mon now. Have we not taught you enough? Go through the archives here if you know what's good for you. Hehe.
So that's what we have to share with you for now ladies. Stay tuned for the PFW collection pictures as well as more shopping finds amidst the sales.
XX,
Monique

Been out of the Loop Just Like the Weather

A thousand apologies for the hiatus on this site ladies.

Busy? Unbelievably. But also very confused about the weather and therefore, confused about which trends to follow and to report about. Divanity has been as out of the loop as the weather has been. Low pressure areas and heavy rains in the summer?! If this isn't global warming, then I don't know what to tell ya.

Just when the sunshine and heat was at it's peak, I was going to do a review on the limited edition creamsilk conditioner SUMMER SHINE w/ UV Blocker, down came the rain and washed the sunshine out (feel free to sing that to the tune of "Itsy Bitsy Spider"). While I do suggest you all give it a try while it's out on the market as it is fabulous, I'm not sure if any new users will get to test the best of its abilities at the beaches and other sources of major hair exposure to the sun.

On to the discovery of what I could actually share with everyone, which is both useful and delightful. Luckily, I have taken delivery of the pre-fall collections of our favorite designers, which just so happen to be the answers to our Erratic Weather Woes or EWW (total brainfart, but it works!) Take a look at some of my favorites:
Basically, what we see here is layers. The Valentino is a bit more demure and utilizes gatherings and a one-off shoulder style, while the Tuleh is still reminiscent of spring (or in our case summer) by means of prints. Now, we wouldn't use these styles in the same mechanics as those actually experiencing 4 seasons, but more of practicality for us. Both the former and the latter are perhaps alternatives to looking like a hot mess in rain gear over your clothes (though you may want to weigh out the best footwear - boots vs. sandals). The layers would allow you to make modifications in your outfit should the sun and heat return throughout the day, yet enough cover up to shield showers of rain to and from venues and your car (it's not like any of us do much walking out and about).

Where to find your versions of these ensembles? Your best bet would be to visit the European stores whose styles are inspired by top these top European designers - Mango, Terranova, Top Shop, etc. Do your own mixing and matching with your layers. Just remember to always tie down heavy prints with a solid, only wear 1 article of clothing with heavy prints at a time, and that a dominant neutral is always key.

So there you have it, my dears. While the weather and workload are hindrances in updates on the Divanity site, rest assured that we'll always be back. Many thanks to those that continue to email comments and perhaps some of you may be interested in further developing those comments into feature pieces to be published here.

Warm XX and keep living your life with Divanity!

Monique

Confessions of A Shopaholic PROMO

Yup, the bestselling novel by Sophie Kinsella has made it to the silver screen and is hitting Manila theaters this incoming week! Now, being that the whole book series is a Divanity team favorite, we were a little miffed to find out that heroine Rebecca, is portrayed as a New Yorker in the film as opposed to a British girl that later discovers New York (specifically Manhattan) as her mecca. I guess what keeps us complacent is knowing that it was directed by P.J. Hogan who directed "My Best Friend's Wedding". Who doesn't love that movie? Plus, Isla Fisher does pull off the aloof Becky character.

So let's all watch out for that and I truly hope we have a whole discussion forum on the film after everyone has watched. Enjoy reconnecting with Becky, the sweetheart with the shopping achilles heel. :)

The Divanity Ladies

Our ultimate favorite collection.

Taking you to new Heights

Ah, how I love the way fashion addresses my height woes. Like the average Pinay, I too, am the wee height of 5"3. Yet, when graced with uber chic 4 inch heels, quite an illusion is created. I look tall and where doubt may come in when the shoes are checked out, it is the extremity of cuteness that is given attention to rather than the skyhigh soles. In fact, I realized just how much I mask my height when some buddies caught me in flats and had to do a double take on me a la "Hey, I never noticed how much taller I am than you!" Ouch. Thus, I rarely go without. Heels are much needed and as usual, I am on top of the latest footwear news.

So here I am, back again, with the "statement shoe of the season" - the platform. Yes, platforms have been in and out and back again, commercially introduced in the 70s (I'd like to stress the word "commercial" as even men wore them back then. Jesus), but this time around, we see a more sculpted/stylized type. In my Louboutin example, we see that the platform is done in layers of neutrals, the glove is done in mint green suede with a buckle and peep toes. I mean, talk about so fresh and so clean, clean!

Now, depending on the type of platform heels you are looking for, I suggest you pay a visit to either oh so dependable Nine West at any SM or Robinson's Mall or the new Steve Madden store at Eastwood City, Libis. Let me classify. If you are looking for more of a Louboutin, upper crust replica, then Nine West is the way for you. They are about quality, stylin' (not necessarily an active shoe, but by all means, you can dance in them all night) and class. You will definitely find the subtle layers, refreshing tones and colors, and delicate material. Whereas, Steve Madden is the answer if you are looking for something a bit trendier and with a more graduated platform (yup, Steve Madden does the big ol' hunk o' heel). Okay, so Steve Madden is responsible for major fashion faux pas in the past like the hideous Spice Girl stilts, but also responsible for really cute Mary Janes way back when. So all is forgiven.

Sample 1. Nine West Capirinia Green Platform PumpsSample 2. Steve Madden Kavi Platform Pumps



There you have it, ladies. You know how we Divanity ladies do it - always taking you to new heights. Happy shopping and remember to always live your life with Divanity!

Monique

The Manor Opens It's Doors

Kenneth So, Ryan Reyes & Wesley Sun w/the participation of yours truly of GOODFELLAS PRODUCTIONS invite you to their first ever event happening tomorrow night, Wednesday January 21.

THE MANOR (located at Eastwood City, Libis) will be opening its doors to give you the country's finest DJs and HIPHOP songs. As EMBASSY'S sister company, THE MANOR is sure to give you the legendary club's same rage! So do not miss out on this historical event.

Photo by RAYMUND OF GOODTIMES PHOTOGRAPHY

Text or call me for guestlist/table reservations 0915-115-4040

We need all the fly Divanity ladies givin' love to this club.
See you there and keep living your life with divanity!

Agee Dee