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Twenty of the country’s most promising soon to be models were presented to the media at KPUB restaurant in Global City. Prime Events Production – PEPPs , the organizer of Manhunt International Philippines officially announced the twenty two official candidates that will compete in this year’s Manhunt Philippines 2013 title. Regional screening and finals of Manhunt Philippines were also held, prior to the selection of the national candidates.

The Manhunt International contest is the largest and longest running male modelling contest in the world and is franchised to more than 70 countries worldwide. It is opened to aspiring males between the ages of 18 to 30 years old and provides them with a platform to launch their international modelling career.

Through the years, Manhunt Philippine Search has produced some of the most sought after names in fashion, showbiz and modeling industry, many of which have garnered commendable placements and awards during their reign and still considered today as some of the country’s best representative in world’s largest and oldest pageant for men – Manhunt Intenational, like Aaron Small - (1993 3rd runner-up) Mr. Physique , Bernie Vedasco Guindo - 1994, actor Roy de Guzman (a.ka. Roi Rodrigo - 1995) , Vince Pinto ( 1997 2nd runner up and winner of Mr. talent in Singapore Manhunt Finals), Alexander Judilla – 1999 Best in National Costume, 1998 – Michael Sol Cruz, Richard Stewart – ( Got the 2000 Best Talent award in Singapore Finals),Ric Cayzer (2001 Mr. Personality), Big Brother Housemate - Bruce Quebral (2002), TV host and commercial model Ronald Brent Javier – 2005 , Ramp Model and 2006 semifinalist– Iago Raterta, In demand model Don Mendoza - 2007, Kapamilya Actor/singer Marvin Wijangco aka Marvin Raymundo – 2008 Mr. Personality in China, Actor turned businessman Carlo Morris Galang and Manhunt Philippines 2011 Marvin Miranda (Manhunt semifinalist in Korea) and our current winner – June Macasaet ho won the Manuhunt title in Bangkok, Thailand last year,

The official Manhunt Philippines 2013 candidates are:
Allen Manucot
Charles Ridad
Justine Hizon
Mark Anthony Beltran
Manuel Candelaria
Renz Maun
John Kenneth Guntan
Richard Del Rosario
Chester Manzano
Joesser Sinfuego
Daniel Paolo David
Jamiel Ventosa
Leonel de Jesus
King Jerrick Olar
Ronelle Lutching
Golden Altamirano
Rommel Torres
Norvin Ortega
Juan Carlo Rubin
Phrabat Ranjan






























The winner of Manhunt Philippines 2013 will represent the Philippines in Manhunt International World Finals next year in China. National Finals Night will be held at the Palacio de Maynila on October 4, 7:00PM. Winner will compete in China next year.






Manhunt International Philippines is produced by Prime Event Productions Philippines Foundation In, headed by this year’s National Director – Ismael Lumibao. This year’s Manhunt International Philippines is supported by Coca- Cola Philippines, Sony Philippines, Island Haze and KPUB as official event venue partner.

Printastic Challenge: This past week on Season 12 of "Project Runway" on Lifetime, it was time for the "HP/intel Print Textile Challenge". This challenge has become a "fan favorite" since in the past, there have been some FABULOUS prints created by some of the designers/contestants...








Usually the prints are inspired by their NYC surroundings or something personal, but this season, they were supposed to be inspired by a group of hand-picked "Next Gen Innovators". The results were, well...rather UN-inspiring and probably one of the least effective (and good) results to come out of this "HP/intel Print/Textile" Project Runway challenge. Looking at the past as a "Rubric" of sorts, this was a little bit of a PRINT LET DOWN.







The Runway Good:


Bradon McDonald: Bradon created a printed bomber jacket and black knit tube dress that the judges adored. I liked the look; it was hip, very cute and sellable. I could see SO MANY girls--especially models--wanting that black tight knit dress. However, it wasn't a BLACK KNIT TUBE DRESS Challenge. It was a print challenge. He used the print well in that bomber design but it was lacking in it's "exuberance" and overall "celebration" of the print in the ENTIRE design. But the judges LOOOVED it.




Helen Castillo: Weepy--and Tatoo'ed--Helen, did a great job with this two piece look. In case you have not been on the "up-and-up" of What's Hot, it's ALL ABOUT the midriff-exposing crop top. So, in terms of style/silhouette, Helen was ON POINT. Her print wasn't exciting, per se, and certainly not on par with past "Project Runway" HP/intel Challenge designers. But overall, it was an OK showing from her.




Dom Streater: Dom was the obvious winner of this challenge. Seriously. Take a look at that print above. It's not one of the best of "Project Runway", but it was the best of this season. When her model came down the runway, I was like "Yep, that's the winner!"; she celebrated the print and wisely used it almost ENTIRELY on her dress.




The Runway "Uh Oh":


Justin LeBlanc: I liked the gown style but the construction and lack of print use, was sad.  Speaking of sad...








Alexandria Von Bromssen: Somehow this look (seen above) was safe. Don't know why or how. But yes, it was safe. It is tacky, dated and something a "Club Kid" at "Burning Man" would wear...in 2002. And how, in God's name, does the model somehow look as if she has a tummy pooch? #DesignFail




Alexander Pope: Chocolate High Priestess. Alexander's inspiration was chocolate since his "Next Gen Innovator" partner was a dessert chef. I can see the "chocolate" part but the white banding that turned out to be a bit "Vatican City", totally distracted from the print, and look. Alexander was out.




Kate Pankoke: Oh poor little Kate. She failed miserably with this tricky design featuring one too many pleated godet inserts. More importantly: where is THE PRINT? Well, from some research I have done on the internets...I found out that (allegedly) Kate's print didn't work and/or print out correctly. Therefore, the producers somehow "made it work". I'll give her a pass if this is what actually occurred but...that still doesn't excuse this design. Kate was out as well.







Wanna Know What I Really Think? Here's my Recap of this Episode:






Generation HP



Previously on "Project Runway": the UBER SUPER DUPER fans were celebrated with their very own episode, while designer Ken's anger management issues were "celebrated" as well, for the world to see. I still can't get the image out of my head of Ken looking like Faye Dunaway in "Mommy Dearest," shrieking and yelling at the top of his lungs. Besides myself, I'm thinking that most viewers -- and I'm sure everyone associated with the production of the show (oh those poor talent coordinators, P.A.'s, camera and sound people) -- were happy to see Ken get the "You're out!î from Fraulein Heidi. I hear Ken's trash-talking on Twitter, saying he purposely threw the competition (what is this, ìBig Brother"?) as well as dissing Lifetime's target audience. Bless his heart. Now that the nastiness is gone, let's get back to designing and one of my favorite challenges of the show.



YAY: It's The HP Challenge!

After changing from his "Therapist Tim" uniform back to his "Mentor/Co-Host Tim" ensemble, Tim Gunn walks into the lounge, greeting the remaining seven designers and introducing Rob Le Bras-Brown, Senior VP at HP Worldwide Marketing. He is there to announce that this is the HP and Intel Textile Design Challenge. Usually, during this much-anticipated episode, the designers create a print inspired by something personal or their surroundings. This time, it will be different: They will be inspired by a "Next-Gen Innovator. The winning designer and his or her Innovator partner will get an HP Technology Suite consisting of the Split X-2 and Notebook Rove.



Designer/Next-Gen Innovator Pairings:

Helen, who won last week's challenge, gets first pick and chooses Ryan Keeley, an artist who combines painting with new media and technology. Bradon is with Nigel Sylvester, a world-recognized DMX rider/entrepreneur and youth mentor. Alexandria chooses Ilana Greenberg, a top graphic designer who uses her creativity to advance social causes. Alexander is with Thiago Silva, Executive Pastry Chef at Catch Restaurant (who coincidentally has THE BEST EYEBROWS EVAH). Kate chooses Maria Gonzalez, teen software developer and creator of the app "Say Something" to help homeless individuals. Justin goes for Nana Meriwether, Miss USA 2012, who created a foundation focusing on education and health in Africa. Dom gets Premal Shah, co-founder of KIVA.org, a crowdfunding organization for entrepreneurs worldwide.

After visiting with their innovators, the designers go back to the Parsons workroom...



CLICK HERE to read the rest of my "Project Runway Blog" Recap!