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Right up there on the craggy hillside is where you can lie prone on a massage bed in a roofed but open-sided cabana, and gaze down, precipitously, at the blinding, sunstruck shore, with boats beached and yet beaching, tiny figures romping around, azure sea and clear horizon beyond. 


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No, Winona Ryder–recently convicted for shoplifting in Hollywood’s upscale shop, part of her loot included a Natori bag–didn’t show up at the tres  chi-chi opening, but some of Cosmo Manille’s most stylish women sure did. 


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Boracay redux, how ka-nami

By Alfred A. Yuson | May 29, 2005 - 12:00am

Ever had a massage with a view? A superlative one, too, of the lesser known Diniwid Beach north of Boracay’s fabled White Beach, past the rocky end leading to a steep promontory. Right up there on the craggy...

Travel and Tourism

Up North and personal in Boracay

By Christine S. Dayrit | February 22, 2004 - 12:00am

Slowly, we are beginning to feel the heat. The season of sea, sand, and sun will soon be here and people will be aching to spend their summer in the beach. Talk about beaches and, the island paradise of Boracay...

Travel and Tourism

Making wishes come true

By Maurice Arcache | November 26, 2002 - 12:00am

Shortly apres their grand Manille launch, dahlings, Josie Natori’s sumptuous, beautifully embroidered, oh-so-precious bags briskly sold out at that elegant shop where wishes do come true, Wish. No, Winona...

Newsmakers