Danielle Cabahug

Hello! I'm a digital content strategist and storyteller with roots in publishing, currently navigating the ins and outs of in the advertising world.

Always on the look out for new ways to put the pen to paper on inquiries surrounding food, culture, and the digital space, when I'm not in the brand room. Open to contributing content and freelance writing projects.

Peep my work on the page, and catch me in the kitchen documenting culinary adventures on Instagram at @picapicamnl.

PH, MNL based.

Journalism

The GUIDON • 10th March 2019

Coming forward

Much has been said about sexual harassment following allegations against certain members of Loyola Schools faculty. The Ateneo administration and the Sanggunian have made various statements, loudly condemning these acts and committing to assist students who wish to file administrative cases. However, very little has been heard from actual survivors of sexual harassment.

The GUIDON • 11th April 2019

On restorative justice

Within the four walls of the classroom, the Student Handbook has, since time immemorial, served as the rule of law when it comes to matters of student discipline. In it are guidelines and policies ranging from ID wearing to academic dishonesty, as well as the sanctions for violations of said rules.

The GUIDON • 5th February 2019

Trial by Twitter

On October 5, 2017, The New York Times published an article that sparked global discourse, where reporters Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey detailed years’ worth of sexual harassment allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. Just a few days after, actress and liberal activist Alyssa Milano effectively re-launched the movement, urging other survivors to share their stories online with #MeToo.

Music & Culture

tubemagazine • 23rd December 2018

Celestial Bodies: The Auditory Galaxy of Milo Heraldo’s Katawang Langit

Milo Heraldo strings together an auditory galaxy in his debut EP Katawang Langit. Released in December of 2017, the 20-year old singer-songwriter’s self-produced release features an earnest four-piece compilation, exploring the spaces between sayang, sana and muntik na. The album is peppered with familiar narratives, from sweet-nothings, to the familiar pangs of love, longing, and loneliness. It’s particularly the real and the raw that comprises Katawang Langit.The EP comes to life with “Sansin...

Issuu • 12th January 2025

Independent State

Fooling around in the studio to get their signature sound, local indie folk outfit Fools and Foes churn out anthems of youth with full acoustics, powerful emotion and soulful energy.

Issuu • 12th January 2025

Screen Affair

Hailing from Birmingham, England with a love for creativity across different mediums, actor Elliot Knight puts the spotlight on being a storyteller, despite coming from a minority.

Fashion & Beauty

Explore a featured selection of my writing work below.

Preview.ph • 12th January 2025

Every Kind of Maxi Skirt You'll Need In Your Closet

Maxi skirts are queen in terms of versatility, being the longest skirt of the mini-midi-maxi roster. Make no mistake, it’s mini and midi counterparts definitely make their case, but these typically ankle-grazing to floor length bottoms scream “go with the flow,” and we’re right there there with ‘em.

Thinking of making a statement? Check out these looks to show you why the maxi is a tried and tested skirt for all seasons, especially this summer.

Despite having the same vibe, the pleated skirt i...

Preview.ph • 12th January 2025

10 Ways to Master the Art of Wearing a Cropped Top

The '90s wardrobe staple has made a comeback, and it’s here to stay. Iconic fashion pieces are once again making a statement, nostalgically finding their way back from cropped ctop clad celebrities on our MTV screens from way back when. Proving to be more than a thing of the past, cropped tops have the same common denominator—anywhere from an inch to a foot of exposed waist or midriff.
Showing skin can be daunting, but the various ways to wear them make them a closet mainstay. As styled-up or d...