Desert Fox

Thanks to FHM for making this sneak peek available.



Available on newsstands this month.

Teaser Video for Carla's FHM Cover

Visit FHM's January 2011 teaser page for the hi-res version.

Carla Humphries ushers FHM into 2011

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WORDS AND PHOTOS BY LOU E. ALBANO
December 30, 2010



So 2011 is here, folks. Who better to usher in the brand new year than TV 5's Carla Humphries appearing on FHM's cover? Hawt, no?

Her shoot is absolutely one for the books. You all speculated correctly about it being a very extreme pictorial. Two helicopters, less than two hours to finish everything, a stellar crew cast that includes Solenn Heussaff, and of course, dear miss Carla on the cover.

Excerpts from the Behind-the Scenes Gallery

This is one of FHM's most extreme shoots ever. The 10-member crew split into two helicopters to a desert in Zambales and did our thing. Carla Humphries experienced a lot of firsts, apparently: It was her first time to ride a helicopter, and it was her first time in Zambales! Of course, you all know this is her first time in FHM.

Carla Humphries' pull is really something else. Her stellar friends wanted to be there for her, hence an uber stellar cast: Solenn Heussaff as make-up, Preview's Daryl Chang as stylist, the ever-popular Ney Guesse as our hair person, and Doc Marlon as our lensman. That's Carla's magic for you.

Read the full article here.

Metro Mag's Hottest Personalities

Carla is one of the 19 Hottest Personalities featured in Metro Magazine's Dec 2008 to Jan 2009 issue.

Carla Humphries, model and actress

Makeup Steven Doloso
Hair John Valle of L'Oreal Professionnel



Navy blue maillot, P9,200, Vitamin A at Swim; gold necklace, P5000, gold bangle with locket, P7,500, cocktail ring with lock, P5000, and blue clutch bag, P15,750, all from Marc by Marc Jacobs

Graphic Manic

Carla is in the November 2008 issue of Metro Magazine in the Style / Runway for Real section.

GRAPHIC MANIC

A new look in graphic print has replaced the pop-art mania seen last season. Metro shows you how to stick to the basics and still go graphic in more reserved, subtler hues of black and white.



Photographs: Miguel Miranda (Products) and Noelle Hernandez (Model)
Styling and Text: Andrea O. de Guzman
Makeup: John Pagaduan of Shu Uemura
Hair: Jon Valle
Special thanks to Rikka DyLim

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Bold print and flowy fabric say resort, resort, resort! Black and white satin kimono top P1,450, Ilaya Couture

The ikat print is so very now; tame with black heels or striking red square toe pumps. Black and white ikat print cotton A-line dress P24,500, A.B.C. at Rustan's

The classic geometric pattern on this dress keeps you inconscpicuous but flaunts a decent amount of skin. Black and white graphic print silk jersey asymmetrical dress P3,595, Barba

Well-Rounded

Carla is in the November 2008 issue of Metro Magazine.

WELL-ROUNDED
This season celebrates scarlet hues and the sculpted form.

Key piece: Red balloon taffeta skirt, P2,450, Wild Flower

Photography: Noelle Hernandez
Creative direction: Luis Espiritu
Text: Corine Alegre
Fashion Assistant: Andrea O. de Guzman
Makeup: John Pagaduan of Shu Uemura
Hair: Jon Valle of L'Oreal Professional
Shot on Location at the Grand Suite of The Dusit Thani Hotel
All Fashion available at The Ramp, Glorietta 3, Ayala Center, Makati

Night by Annabelle Sy-Alvadaro

A sleek black top and timeless black stilettos are perfect for a quick change for a night out. 

Black 'Voltes-V' top, P1,550, Lucca, black long satin clutch, P920, and black ostrich heels, Possibility.

Weekend by Sarah Tan

Flatter your figure by cinching your waist with a crisp belted top

Belted top, P995, Nectar; chain necklace, P355, A&G; brown patent tote; P1,250, Cole Vintage; red snakin flats, P1,520, Possibility

Day by Bernardine Lao

Slip on a simple white sleeveless top and accessorize with a chic printed bag.

White sleeveless cotton top, P1,495, Dressing Room; zebra print bag, P1,950, Cole Vintage; and black patent flats, P850, Splurge in Style

Work by David Gargoll

Go ahead -- don't hesitate to combine structured silhouettes

Black puff sleeved polyester top with bow detail, P1,495, Nectar; white patent quilted bag with chain, P2,195, Seven Dials; faux snake skin belt, P350, Details Trading; and black and white peeptoes, P1,400, Ilaya Couture

Chasing Carla Humphries

Carla is on the cover of the November 2008 issue of 24/7 Magazine. 
The cover article is entitled Chasing Carla Humphries



Cover Credits

• Photography: Steve Tirona
  
• Makeup: Yuki Geraldo of Make Up For Ever
  
• Hair: Edgar Dominguez and Dennis Agaton of Hairworks Salon Greenbelt 5
  
• Styling: Candy Reyes
  
• All dresses: Tyler
  
• Shoes: Stella Luna, Shutz, Lyn
  
• Jewelry: Stylist's own
  
• Special thanks to Erica Licad of Adora for the shoot venue and Mon Eugenio of Myron's for hosting the lunch

What a Girl Wants

Carla Humphries, the doe-eyed international model, and willowy ingénue of the local small and silver screen, may seem untouchable. The 20 year-old sets things straight with 24/7, and gets real about being a klutz, getting recognized on the street, shopping, and what she really wants for Christmas.

You keep on saying that you're a klutz, but it's hard to believe that, looking at you now.

When I was younger, in Paris , I broke my arm twice on roller skates. The third time was when I fell from a horse while modelling. When I was in school, I broke my left hand and my left knee. I fell down the stairs when I was in the swimming team. My teammate was brushing my wet hair while we were going down the stairs and she tugged too hard and I fell down.



Do you still get embarrassed whenever that happens?

Being accident-prone helps me be more kenkoy (goofy). When you fall down a lot, you don't get embarrassed anymore. You're used to it. Oftentimes in acting, you take on a character that oftentimes makes a fool of herself. It helps me that way.

You've been in a few soaps now, like ABS CBN's Bituing Walang Ningning and Abt Ur Luv , and the movie For the First Time with KC Concepcion and Richard Gutierrez, do you get recognized on the street now?

I don't expect it, but people actually know who I am. And whenever somebody does recognize me, it's flattering, but at the same time, I always hope that whenever my fans see me, I would not be doing anything embarrassing.

You seem like a girl who likes shopping. Is that true?

I like shopping, but I'm a one-time-big-time person because I'm also very kuripot (stingy) — but not with my parents' money (laughs). I like buying things for people and I don't mind spending a lot of my money on them. If it's for myself, I think about it a hundred times before buying it, but curiously I end up buying things that I don't get to use and losing out on purchases that I really like.

 

If you can have anything in the world, what would you put on your wish list?

1. I want to be able to travel the world and learn about cultures. 
   
2. I want to be a princess. 
   
3. I want to learn how to speak all the languages so no matter which country I go to, I would be able to converse with the locals with ease. 
   
4. I want to go to Hollywood, and win an award. 
   
5. I want to act in a biographical movie of a famous person.
   
6. I want to own a country. 

Top Picks

• Restaurant: Zumi, Cyma, People's Palace. I also like to eat in different places. I'm the type of person you can take anywhere. 
• Dish: I love sweets. I only eat the main course so I can get to the dessert. 
• Drink: Thai Iced Tea, Mint Iced Tea in Cibo 
  
• Getaway: the beach in Batangas, Italy 
  
• Artist: Michael Bubblé, Maria Mena
  

Preview, June 2008

Carla is on the cover of Preview Magazine's June 2008 issue.

The cover features Prada's Spring/Summer 2008 collection.



Photography by Jake Verzosa. Story by April Yap.

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Carla Humphries, 20

Carla Humphries is an accidental actress. She happened to be homeschooling with the ABS-CBN program when she was almost literally plucked from class and put in front of the camera. But despite this startling beginning, Carla seems suited for the local soap opera scene. She has the mestisa looks that fans really like, she considers acting her passion, and even appreciates the melodramatic turn most Filipino shows have.

"My family always called me a drama queen," she laughs, "when I was a child I would watch myself cry in the mirror." 

And now that she's grown up and gets to cry for living, she still enjoys it. "I like to live in other people's shoes and feel their pain," she says.

Not that her own life was devoid of drama. Carla's family was one of those that moved around a lot, her father always out on business.

Then one day he came home, and his kids weren't sure who he was anymore. 

That's when they decided to settle down in one place for good. "We chose the Philippines because it always had good memories for us," Carla says, narrating how when she was a little girl she would spend a lot of time at her lola's place in Nasugbu where her grandmother was mayor.

In Nasugbu they would get to ride horses, go to the beach, and live out what would at times seem like a fairytale childhood. 

"When I was a little girl, I told everyone I was a princess," Carla chuckles. Now she's growing up to be a real life drama queen, but this time, in every good sense of the term.

A conversation with her makes it obvious that Carla certainly has a very good head on her shoulders, having seen a chunk of the world, and understanding more of how it works than the average 20-year-old. One thing Carla knows from having moved around is that we all have to make room for our differences, which are, after all a big part of what makes us unique individuals.

As she says in her perfect French, "Vive le difference!"

Carla #13 in Maxim's 2008 Hot 100

Carla is ranked #13 in the 2008 Maxim Philippines Hot 100 List.

The 2008 edition of the Hot 100 list is available in the May 2008 issue of Maxim. They used a photo from the Palos pictorials.



The writeup: This Italian-American-Filipina beauty is no stranger to the industry. Since being "discovered" by Talent Center in '99, she's been a familiar and pretty face in print ads, TV, and internet scandals... Kidding! (Just making sure you were still paying attention). She's graced the cover of ABS-CBN's PINK magazine and we only hope and pray that she'll follow suit and grant MAXIM the same courtesy. Carla, you know where to find us!

[ Side note: Carla was ranked #82 in the 2007 Hot 100 List ]

Metro Magazine: Disco Fever

From the March 2008 issue of Metro Magazine

Disco Fever: Carla Humphries, Regine Angeles, and Jake Cuenca, stars of the action teleserye 'Palos,' send temperatures rising in fashion reminiscent of the swinging '70s.



Photographs: Noelle Hernandez. Styling: Corine Alegre. Fashion Assistant: Andrea O. de Guzman. Makeup Joanne Quintas-Primero (Regine and Jake) and Claire Diokno (Carla) of Shu Eumura. Hair: Ricky Diokno (Carla) of Kiehl's Stylist Series and Raymond Santiago (Regine) of L'Oreal Professionel. Special thanks to Ms. Rikka Dylim, Mr. Mike Gutierrez, and Mr. David Kaufman. Shot on Location at Kaufman Auction Retro Modern Antiques (KARMA), 7836 Makati Ave. corner Valdez St., Makati. www.karma.com.ph

Looking Groovy
Feel the beat with high-waisted, wide-leg trousers


Knit-vest, P799 Folded & Hung; wide-leg denim trousers, P14,700, Raven Denim for Theodore's; neckpiece, P895, sunglasses, P550, and bangles, P395 each, all from Ruth & Esther.

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Feeling High
Be the life of the party in a vibrant dress and killer shoes


Dress, P24,500, and belt, P19,550, See by Chloe for Dot Dot Dot; leather and kamagong cuff, price available upon request, Wynn Wynn Ong.

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Dancing Queen
Light up a dance floor with bright tights and funky platforms


Printed dress, P28,500, See by Chloe; bangles, P395 each, Ruth & Esther; enamel ring, P1,895, Cru; cream constructed wedges, P6995, Aldo

Seasons Magazine

at the Edsa Shangri-La, Manila
Dec 2007 Issue

Styling by Eric Pe Benito
Make-up, hair, and grooming by Ken & Roman

Carla in Kris Magazine

Carla is in this month's Kris Magazine in the K Beauty section.



By Jane Kingsu
Photography by Christian Panganiban of Lumina
Product photography by Cyrus Panganiban of Lumina
Hairstyle by Rick Diokno of Kiehl's Stylist Series
Makeup by Claire Seelin-Diokno of Shu Eumura using A/W Mode Makeup Collection, "Komon"

Beauty on a Budget
Cheap but cute products that make marvelous gift ideas




Scarlet Faver
Set your man on fire with 'red hot' lips

Fluorescent Pop (Metro)

Carla is in the November 2007 issue of Metro Magazine, in an article that features vivid make-up.

Fluorescent Pop
A bright touch of color helps bring the most beautiful face to life.

Photographs - Jake Verzosa. Fashion styling - Teej Nepomuceno. Associate beauty editor - Cat Juan. Makeup - Robbie Piñera for Lancôme. Hair - Raymond Santiago for L'Oreal Professionel


Sunrise Eyes. Brighten your gaze with glowing eyeshadow. Eyes: Lancôme Color Design 506 and NARS eyeshadow duo in Sundance. Patent leather coat, Mango; geometric patent leather headband (used as a choker), Evita Peroni.


Magenta Pout. Keep the rest of your face neutral, but play with the lips by layering on a bright fuchsia shade. Face: NARS powder in beach. Lips: Lancôme Fever Shine 316. Patent leather coat, Mango; three-strand patent leather headband, Anthology.


Blue Streak. Layer on a thick line of shimmery blue eyeliner and be prepared for a look you won't want to take off. Eyes: Make Up For Ever Star Powder in Irisée. Lips: NARS lipstick in Niagara. Thick patent leather headband, Anthology.

Carla in Star Magic Catalog 2008

Carla Humphries and Denise Laurel appear together in the Ingénues section of the 2008 Star Magic Catalog.

Click on the image to view a larger photo.


Makeup by Chechel Joson

The Ingénues

Their beautiful faces gave them their breaks in the entertainment world. their knack for singing and dancing endeared them to Pinoy fans. And their talent for acting has made them forces to reckon with.

We don't quite know what it is about these girls that gets our attention every time. Is it the spellbinding looks? Their girl-next-door innocence? Their subtle sophistication? Their refreshing aura?

Or maybe it's all of the above? Feast your eyes on this new generation of wonder women.