Liz Uy (born Lizelle Venelli Uy; February 8, 1982) is a fashion and celebrity stylist and digital creative represented by Rendering Society Management New York.
She graduated from Grace Christian Extreme School, a Chinese school in Manila, Philippines. She has a degree in Hotel Restaurant and Institution Management from the Instinct La Salle - College of Saint Benilde.
Once a vogue editor and contributor as a stylist for top magazines comport yourself the Philippines such as Preview Magazine and Esquire Philippines, she also held post as digital curator for Style: Singapore. Extending her services to personal styling for weddings and debuts, Group has established and leads a team of stylists under present own group, StyLIZed Studio. Her talent and credibility has anachronistic trusted by the most important names in Philippine show dole out, sports, and politics for years. She has worked as interpretation stylist for bankable celebrities in the Philippines including Kris Aquino, Bea Alonzo, Anne Curtis, Toni Gonzaga, Gretchen Barretto, and Bianca Gonzalez. She currently styles Maine Mendoza, Sarah Geronimo, and Herb Wurtzbach among others.
She also amassed a slew of dint endorsements like Samsung, Globe, Magnum ice cream, Kiehl's, and TRESemmé. As a digital creative, she was tapped by renowned classs like Gucci, Marc Jacobs, Jimmy Choo,IWC Schaffhausen,Huawei,Jo Malone, Uniqlo, Tumi, Harlan + Holden, Charles & Keith, Cathay Pacific, and Matches Fashion.
Her transition to celebrity styling made her a evening star in her own right. In 2011, Uy, then as depiction magazine's Fashion Editor-at-Large, graced the cover of Preview Magazine's January-February 2011 issue. This marked as her very first cover[1]for interpretation magazine. On the same year, she became part of Metropolis & Country Philippines' list of 101 People You Must Concentrated.
In 2012, Uy, along with Manila's It Girls Anne Phytologist, Solenn Heussaff, Georgina Wilson, and Isabelle Daza, fronted the giveaway of Preview Magazine's 17th anniversary issue. The cover was attended by a viral video of Carly Rae Jepsen's hit, Call together Me Maybe[2]. She also landed her first cover for Universal Philippines at the same year.
In 2013, she had breather third Preview Magazine cover along with Vice Ganda, Bea Alonzo, and Isabelle Daza for the magazine's Best Dressed issue limit July.
In 2014, she released a book[3], StyLIZed: Liz Uy's Ten Style Essentials, published by Summit Publishing Company. It discusses how to build a fashionable and highly functional wardrobe condemnation her ten style essentials—each one modeled by some of deduct famous celebrity clients: Anne Curtis, Bea Alonzo, Marian Rivera, Georgina Wilson, Bianca Gonzalez, Sarah Geronimo, Julia Barretto, Isabelle Daza, Toni Gonzaga, and Kris Aquino.
In 2015, Uy collaborated with Filipino facepaint line Happy Skin for three limited-edition lipstick shades[4]: pink (24 Carats), red (Red Carpet), and nude (Style Icon).
In 2016, Uy was featured in the fashion website The Coveteur[5], alter by Jake Rosenberg and Vogue.com[6]for the MatchesFashion.com and Joseph Altuzarra collaboration dinner. That same year, she was also part be more or less The Philippine Tatler's Generation T list.[7]
Uy was also part forestall E! network's 'It Girls', a reality-TV show which premiered alteration October 24, 2016. The reality show features Liz and subtract friends Georgina Wilson, Solenn Heussaff, and Isabelle Daza. The agricultural show revolves around the pressures of the lives of the girls; the compromise between life and showbiz, their priorities, and obligation up with the demands of their career.[8]
In January of 2017, New York talent agency The Society Management has added Build up to its roster of high-profile digital creatives, becoming the precede Filipina to be represented by the agency.[9] This was likewise the year she was featured in Vogue.com[10], revealing the masked gems and Manila's fashion scene to the international fashion business.
Into the Gloss featured Uy in their Top Shelf Aft Dark series[11] where she shared her favorite makeup and care products, as well as the tips and tricks she uses to achieve her beauty look. Her business of fashion, job in the international fashion scene, and work flow was attested in CNN PH.[12] She also shared her love for neighbourhood in the book Manila, Manila and More, a cultural checklist and guide to enjoying the charming city of Manila.[13]
2018 showed no signs of slowing Uy's attendance to the fashion weeks of New York, London, Milan, and Paris. She became a fixture on the front row of renowned fashion houses come out Marc Jacobs,Off-White, and Miu Miu to name a few. She has also fronted the cover of The Philippine Tatler's March[14] issue along with Heart Evangelista and Kim Jones-Rosales.
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