An array of cutting-edge hairstyles created by international celebrity stylist Charles Dujic was presented. Dujic’s celebrity clients include Cate Blanchett, Sara Michelle Gellar, Shannon Elizabeth and Alyssa Milano. He personally styled local celebrities like Angelica Panganiban, Erich Gonzales and Mariel Rodriguez. He also collaborated with representatives from salons on the looks of Raya Mananquil, Nicolette Bell, Valerie de los Santos and other top local models.
Each hairstyle captured a facet of beauty – be it daring, romantic, rockin’, glam, chic, fresh, alive, vibrant, edgy or sophisticated – proving how women can express and reinvent their image with just a brush, curlers and the right hair care product.
Dujic partnered with Sunsilk to demonstrate what he calls the "marriage of artistry and chemistry."
The country’s top local stylists who collaborated with Dujic to interpret the Sunsilk Cutting-Edge Hairstyles were Crispin Britanico of Crispin Britanico, Henry Calayag of H Salon, Jing Monis of Propaganda, Cherry Reyes of Toni and Guy, Eric Maningat of Trendset Corp., Rocky Orejola of Basement Salon and Leonardo Vasquez of Jesi Mendez.
Also seen in the event were Unilever’s marketing manager for hair care Gilbert Simpao, Sunsilk senior brand manager Carlo Endaya and assistant brand manager Victor Hugo, Astrud Crisologo, Mia Nolasco-Cuenca and Bianca Valerio.
His family and closest friends competed and were divided into two teams with golf champions Ramon Brobio as the captain of Team Esprit and Carito Villaroman as captain of Team U2. The teams were named after two of the best-selling brands of Cinderella Marketing. Team Esprit won.
Albert and Rachy, who designed the Lovapalooza commemorative marker in Baywalk, were the evening’s hosts to a gathering of friends who looked visibly relieved and relaxed after producing the biggest Valentine’s celebration to date.
Those who attended the dinner were Kim Atienza and wife Fely, Unilever’s Mia Fuentes, Anna Fernandez and Tish Condeno, Thelma San Juan, Apa and Ana Ongpin, Calvin Millado and Gem Padilla. The group feasted on El Comedor’s paella, lechon and an array of wines and Fiorgelatto ice cream, while viewing the footage of the Lovapalooza events throughout the country, in Cebu, Davao, Angeles and Manila.
Paolo Santos serenaded the group as little Lovapalooza heart-shaped pillows were given out as tokens for everyone’s hard work and commitment.
The cast included Dingdong Rosales, Gio Respall, Daniel Robert Magisa, Alfonso Deza and Linda Lupton. The show also featured costumes by Frederick Peralta and jewelry by French designer Muriel Biraghi. The show was made possible through the support of the Intramuros Administration and the Department of Tourism.