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princess kathleene gabunales fashionista style in Cebu
Princess Kathleene Gabunales is a poet, writer, musician, announcer, fashion stylist in Cebu City, Philippines.
She is one of the rising fashionistas in town known for her ragged, rebelious, casual, long-sleeve look.
"I actually got the whole long-sleeve effect from my mom. She's my inspiration," she said.
She works as a freelance contributor for an online magazine based in the US.
She is also a News Correspondent at Cebu Daily News publications.
She worked for Wipro BPO before as a Business Billing Advisor.
She was born on August 29, 1988 and grew up with her grandparents in San Francisco, Camotes.
At the age of five she was taken by her parents back in Cebu.
She considered taking up any art related courses and wanted to major Advertising or Interior Design.
After having a conversation with her mom and getting advised from the school's Registrars she decided to take up AB English which was earlier revised to AB Linguistics and Literature.
Since then she started collecting magazines and writing for them through email.
She would be happy to see her name and comment on the next issue.
She has always expressed her passion for writing and media when she started writing poems at the age of 11.
She quoted Emily Dickinson as one of her favorite poets and even got a tattoo on her left wrist that says
"pain has an element of blank" which is a line from one of Dickinson's poems.
She is also a member of PoemHunter.com where she posted some of her works.
Some of her poems were already featured in a local magazine and newspaper.
After graduating college she started as a freelance radio announcer last October 2009.
She first auditioned for Home of New Rock NU107 Cebu.
You can catch her on 92.3 Killerbee (Magic 89.9) together with the rest of the gang.
Her interest in fashion is accidental but she embraced the change and started experimenting with clothes.
Her style is chic and boyish with jeans, tights, loose shirts, long-sleeve, cardigan, and heels
Princess Tutu cosplay.
I love Princess Tutu! Its one of my favourite animes!
Costume made by me.
Photographed by Seraphim Cry
is glad she could share her Leica camera system pictures with her friends. She's a Royal (ball) python (Python regius). Royal pythons are native to Africa. Leica cameras are native to Germany. Photo by Frank
HRH The Princess Royal visits Paisley.
Today seen HRH The Princess Royal pay a visit to Paisley and the nine day celebration of Gaelic music, dance, drama, arts and literature. The Royal National Mod runs from 11th – 19th October 2013 and is to attract thousands of spectators from across the central belt as it visits the Renfrewshire city for the first time in its 121 year history.
Amongst the venues visited by HRH The Princess Royal were Paisley Abbey and also Paisley Town Hall helping raise Paisleys profile nationally.
Here is a fantastic set of Photographs taken by Ian McDonald for www.paisley.org.uk.
The Princess Louise is a fabulous Victorian pub that has one of the best interiors in London. Built in 1872, the pub had a refit in 1892 in which no expense was spared. The decoration is formidable: etched mirrors line the walls, surrounded by polychromatic tiling, elaborate terracotta friezes, patterned ceilings, marble pillars with gilt capitals, tiled floors (mosaics in the corridors) and stained and painted glass. Even the toilets are spectacular.
Cosplayer: Nathasha Moraes Ferreira
Cosplay: Princess Peach
Convention: Anime Friends (27/07/2014)
Photographer: LÃvia "Chibi Lilie" (me)
Princess quilt made for my daughter with Heather Ross FFA 2/3 using and adaptation of Kate Conklin's fussy Cut Fairy Tales Pattern. Blogged at ocd-obsessivecraftingdisorder.blogspot.ca/2012/08/a-quilt...
P&O Cruises SUN PRINCESS berthed at the new cruise ship terminal in White Bay. Imagine the joy this cruise season when cruise passengers arrive from overseas and find themselves berthed here, in the arse end of the harbour and no where near the city where they really want to be. And an expensive taxi ride to get there. Good job Barry and Co.