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Candy Reyes: A soccer-playing bag lady

By Aurora Diaz-Wilson | August 2, 2004 - 12:00am

Ishq is the name of a quaint boutique tucked in a nook of the Astoria Plaza Hotel in Ortigas Center. This tiny, 23-square-meter store is hidden from the crowd, relying mostly on loyal customers who enjoy the exclusiveness...

Lifestyle Business

Scratch the Ishq

By Celine Lopez | February 20, 2004 - 12:00am

It was not too long ago that I stepped in Yael Buencamino’s (with business partner Candy Reyes) living room turned showroom and braced myself for financial havoc. Ishq which is Indian for love, has truly been...

Young Star

Honeymoon deluxe

By Celine Lopez | February 13, 2004 - 12:00am

I guess it’s very telling that the line for Go Nuts Donuts at the Fort beats any queue for any club in the city any day of the week. What is this telling us? No, it’s not that people would rather get their...

Young Star