Trek up the Blue Mountain

The famous internet e-card shop and one of the world’s best-selling greeting cards, Blue Mountain Arts, dahlings, officially introduced its printed greeting card line here in the Philippines to distributors, the press and cosmo Manille’s well-heeled. It was an enchanted evening hosted by Harry Limtong, ceo of Blue Mountain Arts Phils. (bmap), set amidst a soothing meadow complete with flower trellis at the entrance and a white picket fence lining the curved pathway, with an antique bicycle parked along the way, no less!

Being responsible corporate citizens, bmap pledged to donate P1 from every card sold to be given to First Gentleman Mike Arroyo’s charity, the pgh cancer ward. Presidential daughter Luli Macapagal Arroyo received the manifesto from Harry L., who shared his enthusiasm about the fantastic sales of Blue Mountain cards.

Among those seen during the affair, palanggas, were The STAR’s Johnny Litton and Alex van Hagen, Donnie Ramirez, Singapore Airlines’ Rita Dy, Nenuca Blardony, Nini Valdez, What’s On’s Murray Hertz and Butch Bonsol, Stephen Cheng, Resty Vergara, Pete Tan, Cinderella’s Therese Santos and members of PMA Class ’74 led by Capt. Ludivico Franco, which also supports Mike A’s charity.

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It’s a woman’s world, and Mega magazine celebrated woman’s style at the 2nd Annual Fashion, Lifestyle and Beauty Fair at Shangri-La Plaza and Powerplant Mall with free make-overs, skincare, feng shui, nutrition and health consultations, plus loads of freebies like clothing care products and magazines, dahlings.

To cap the event, top models like Phoemela Barranda, Rachel Soriano, Rissa Samson lit up the catwalk clad in international designer labels, showing off top style for work or travel. Says Mega boss Sari Yap, "We put this together to celebrate the different little elements that make up a woman’s lifestyle."

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Remember, palanggas, "Nothing is too great for God to accomplish, nothing is too small for His attention." Smile. See you.