Vogue Philippines continues to shine a light on the diverse beauty and talent of Mindanao, showcasing seven models from across the region in its second volume of the Mindanao Issue. These models, handpicked by Vogue Philippines, represent the rich cultural heritage and vibrant spirit of Mindanao.
The second set of models includes Pamela Myco Agustin, Romechelle Escrin, and Kurt Vicencio from Agusan del Sur; Krystahl Guina from Bukidnon; and Abdur Balono, Alyannah Gutierrez, and Criza Mae Gallardo from Davao City. These models come from various backgrounds and experiences, but they share a common pride in their Mindanao roots and a passion for showcasing their unique identities.
Pamela Myco Agustin, a proud member of the Mandaya tribe, is a real estate management student who loves to explore her hometown of Mati, Davao Oriental.
Krystahl Guina, a 20-year-old tribal music composer and performer from Mount Kalatungan, is a member of the Talaandig-Manobo tribe and a passionate advocate for her culture.
Romechelle Escrin, a Manobo, is a civil engineering student and pageant enthusiast who dreams of representing her province in national competitions.
Kurt Vicencio, a fan of martial arts, meditation, and travel, embarked on his first modeling experience with Vogue Philippines after having a surreal dream about a photo shoot.
Vogue Philippines, through its Mindanao Issue, provides a platform for these models to showcase their natural beauty, embrace their cultural heritage, and inspire others with their stories of resilience and self-acceptance. The issue highlights the diverse and often unseen beauty of Mindanao, celebrating the region’s unique traditions and vibrant spirit.
