The Makeup Artist Redefining What Morena Beauty Looks Like

During her keynote speech at The Beauty Edit’s first-ever forum for storytellers, Sen. Hontiveros reminds writers and editors of their power to shape beauty narratives—and the culture that follows.

At The Editors Forum, writers and editors came together for a day of thoughtful dialogue and actionable insight. From navigating the push and pull between data and editorial instinct, to rethinking how PR and media can work in sync, to championing stories that go beyond headlines, each session sparked the kind of conversations that remind us why we do what we do.

At The Editors Forum, Pola Del Monte—also known as Misschief Editor—reminded us what it truly means to be a writer today. From mindful writing to purpose-driven stories, she emphasized the power of storytelling to inspire change and forge connections with the readers.

What really happens behind the scenes between PR and editorial? At The Editors Forum, PR and communications expert Monique Buensalido pulled back the curtain on the quiet tensions and shared why, even in a creator-led world, editorial voices still matter more than ever.

Beauty storytelling is evolving fast. At The Editors Forum, Chonx Tibajia and Sasha Lim Uy Mariposa revealed how editors can navigate multiple platforms and use audience data to craft stories that truly resonate.

Editorial work is evolving, not disappearing. With tools like Canva and generative AI, editors are gaining new ways to create, connect, and collaborate.