We’re certainly not complaining about the abundance of new fashion and beauty releases coming our way. There’s already a lot to look forward to these days, especially with more of our favorite content creators lending their tastes and expertise to brands. As expected, we’re curious to see what they’ve been working on, since it’s a wonderful opportunity for them to turn their knowledge into something people can enjoy. And when the details have been carefully considered, we get to appreciate another side of their creativity.
Take Bella Racelis and Lierge Perey, whose respective collaborations with BAYO and Vice Cosmetics are well worth checking out.
Bella Racelis x BAYO Has a Clear Point of View

RELATED: Fashion Week Is Better When Everyone Gets Together
With her youthful approach to workwear, Bella Racelis knows her generation well. There’s relaxed tailoringTailoringThe craft of cutting, shaping, and fitting garments, especially suits, jackets, and trousers, precisely to the body. Good tailoring relies on structure, proportion, and careful hand and machine work, andGo to Tailoring Glossary, denim in contemporary silhouettes, and matching separates that can be worn together or styled individually. In particular, her BAYO collection is adulthood on her terms, thus you see pieces that play with staples. The Jenn Jacket Top, for example, updates a classic collared design with voluminous cocoon sleeves.
It’s polished without being severe. Professional, yet still laidback. When you look at her latest offering, you can immediately picture how the clothes will work in your schedule.
Lierge Perey x Vice Cosmetics Gets the Details Right

As for Lierge Perey, she’s given us a peek at her latest collaboration with Vice Cosmetics, and the most tantalizing item would be her magnetic, stackable palette system. It’s gearing up to be another welcome option for those of us who like keeping our most-used products together. You can customize your selection according to your own routine, with cooler and more neutral colors becoming focal points of the upcoming collection.
Not to mention, she also went into detail in one of her TikTok videos about how there was trial and error involved regarding the sharpener cap of her lip liner. Perey clearly knows what works for her, and she’s put just as much consideration into what works for the people who follow her.
With Bella Racelis and Lierge Perey setting the bar, we’re beginning to expect a little more from our favorite creators and their collaborations. We’d love to see this kind of thoughtfulness become the new standard.
Photos courtesy of BAYO and VICE COSMETICS
Frequently Asked Questions
Bella Racelis’ BAYO collection is a workwear-inspired line built around relaxed tailoring, denim in contemporary silhouettes, and matching separates that can be worn together or styled individually. Pieces include the Jenn Jacket Top, which updates a classic collared design with voluminous cocoon sleeves.
Lierge Perey’s Vice Cosmetics palette system is a magnetic, stackable format that lets users keep their most-used products together. Selections can be customized to an individual routine, and cooler and more neutral colors are focal points of the upcoming collection.
Lierge Perey explained in a TikTok video that the sharpener cap of her lip liner involved trial and error. The detail reflects her approach to the collaboration, in which she considered what works for her and for the people who follow her.
According to MEGA, thoughtful creator collaborations come down to carefully considered details: pieces that fit a real schedule, like Bella Racelis’ polished yet laidback BAYO workwear, and product choices shaped by trial and error, like Lierge Perey’s lip liner sharpener cap for Vice Cosmetics.
Bella Racelis’ BAYO matching separates can be worn together as a set or styled individually. MEGA describes the overall look as polished without being severe and professional yet laidback, which makes the pieces easy to picture within a daily work schedule.

Anya Oxyn
Formerly a stylist who immersed herself intimately within the Philippine fashion circuit for over three years, Anya has refined her transformative, hands-on experience into an insightful voice for MEGA Asia as a Senior Fashion Writer.
Her editorial pursuit possesses three facets: her time as an essayist during her education at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, her extensive experience in digital media and strategic storytelling, and her belief that fashion has a beating heart deeply intertwined with art, culture, society, and humanity itself that is worth uncovering.
Anya’s versatile pen spans a dynamic range of subjects, including emerging local designers, global luxury houses, beauty trends, film and television fashion analysis, cultural op-eds, major events, and beyond.
