Special hotshot celebrators of the night included handsome actor Albert Martinez; the enticing Aliya Parcs; Bea Jacinto; dusky beauty Bernice Romualdez Ocampo; sultry Bledes Fores; popular PR man Donnie Ramirez; yummy looking Faith Amigo Lavarro; ultimate diva Jaya Ramsey; Studio 23 VJ JM Rodriguez; Jojit Alcazar; Nancy Irland; Dish’s best dish of the house, Philip Cu-Unjieng; and gorgeous in-demand models and twins Rissa Samson and Robby Mananquil.
The celebrators definitely had a blast while dancing to great music played by the Q & Q band. Naturellement, it wouldn’t have been a smash bash without our town’s hip swingers joining in the fun.
Namedroppables seen in the crowd included connoisseur Alex Lichaytoo and Luccia Jacinto; Alfie Vargas; gorgeous Liezl Martinez and her kids Alfonso, Alissa and Alyanna; Alfred Lazaro; Allan Sevilla; Ana Amigo and her hubby William Antonio; Andre Garcia; Antoinette Ocampo; eye-catching sisters two Apple and Bubbles Barretto; Bianca Valerio; the man of many facets, Bobong Velez; Bryan Nepomuceno; Carl Garcia; Carlo Ocampo; Carlo Tirona; Carlos Romero; Carmina Constantine; vivacious STAR columnist, young miss with the four B’s Celine Lopez; Pipol’s head turner Ces Drilon with Ricardo and Mark Drilon; Charles Rufino; handsome Chris Feist; Ciabel Santos; Dennis Paras; ladies’ swoon man Derek Ramsey; Dimples Paraiso; Dino Ascon; Don Yap; and Arce Dairy’s favorite recipe, Edwin and Digna Arce.
Well, palanggas, it was also roll call time for city sleekers Gabby Zosa; Gelor Serrano; Genna Mijares; Sari-Sari’s GP Reyes; Ida Gomez; Jack de Mesa; Jakey Ancheta; Jasmin Montalibano; John Besa; Jon Dona; Judy Cervantez; Junie Licaros; Karen Chikiamco; Karl Velasco; Katrina Goulbourn; Keren Pascual; Lily Delegencia; Louie Chuidian; Luis Alandi; beautiful sisters two, Pinky Webb and Mabeth Webb Agcaoili; PEOPLE Asia’s fabi Malu Fernandez; Manny Amador; TODAY’s vibrant Margarita Locsin; Merle Tiongson; Michelle Dinglazan; hot number Miko Palanca; Minelli Bautista; Nicolette Bell; Nina Halley; Paolo Paraiso; Patricia Lopez; Peanuts Agcaoili; Perry Tolosa; PMP’s Phoemela Barranda; Pia Cabreira; Ralby Tambunting; Ramon Tuason; Raya Roa; Regine Panlilio; Rico Nelson Calayag; Rissa Oreta; Ruru Kiram; Ryan Villareal; Samantha Lopez; Sander Tantoco; Telisha Jean; Tem de Villa; Timothy Teng; Tom Valderrama; Tonio Gomez; Valerie de los Santos; Von Samson; Ateneo Blue Eagle Wesley Gonzales; Willy Salazar; and Yvette Cruz; plus many more like them.
With so many gorgeous night owls in the crowd and so much action going on, everyone agreed that their party wish had been Dish’s command.
Gorgeous, sleek cars were displayed at the hall to add more dazzle to the one-of-a-kind affair, palanggas. Guests gaped at the unique Audi TT sports coupe at the entrance. At the main hall, car enthusiasts marvelled at the ultra- expensive Bentley Arnage. In other areas stood equally jaw-dropping cars to tickle anyone’s fancy–a Porche 996 Twin Turbo; Ferrari F355 F1; Aston Martin Volante Convertible; Chrysler "retro" van; Lancer Evolution 7; and a Ducati super road bike, plus more mind-boggling beauties like them, dahlings.
One of the event’s major sponsors was world-renowned Bvlgari, palanggas. To give guests a glimpse of the Bvlgari lifestyle, hot female models like Rissa Samson, Lucia Santiago, Valerie de los Santos and Nicolette Bell showed off classic Bvlgari jewelry, including its new Lucea collection. C!’s young, dynamic editorial team led by Kenneth Quintal and handsome gent with taste Paolo Puyat Martel, C!’s publishing director, no less, wore the new Bvlgari-Bvlgari (BB) Chrono and Diagono watches. The gents wore Bvlgari silk neckties and cufflinks and the lady in the group, Michelle Pritchard, was clad in Bvlgari yellow gold necklace with three onyx.
The well-heeled invitees, palanggas, included Cosmo Manille’s A-listers and members of prestigious local sportscar clubs.
Yes, palanggas, let’s welcome with a toast of the bubbly the most promising new car mag in town, simply and elegantly called C!.
Startled invitees, palanggas, were greeted by the grimacing faces of strangely outfitted protesters, and then frisked by "armed soldiers" in fatigues. Was this a re-run of a ’70s documentary? Soon enough, the invitees realized that all that was just the welcome gimmick.
The launch of 4 A’s Advertising Summit was an entertaining, clever build-up to the upcoming three-day seminar on Aug. 29, 30 and 31, targeted for advertisers and college students raring to learn more about the art and science of advertising.
The First Quarter Storm paid tribute to the idealism and the earnest fervor with which the youth pursued their belief in justice during the ’70s, palanggas, which ignited the hearts and minds of 4 A’s founders. It was a time of seeing beyond convention, of exploring the outer limits of what was possible. It was with this spirit that 4 A’s commemorates its 25th year.
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Leave it to Dish, palanggas, to come up with a smash bash, a new mag, C! to rev up the scene, 4 A’s to bring back the ’70s, and Pietro Coricelli to bring you Italian olive oil. Cool, huh?
See you.