Kylie Verzosa

Press

L'OFFICIEL cover — veiled portrait of Kylie Verzosa with white roses

ELLE Singapore cover — Kylie Verzosa in a cream lace-up set

Best of Tatler Philippines cover — Kylie Verzosa in red, Stepping into Power

MEGA cover — Kylie Verzosa and Catriona Gray, The Female Forces issue

ELLE editorial — Kylie Verzosa in denim and a tank top

L'OFFICIEL — Kylie Verzosa in a white shirt with diamond jewellery

Tatler cover — All Eyes on Kylie, Kylie Verzosa in a red turtleneck

Allure — beauty portrait of Kylie Verzosa in black leather

Harper's Bazaar Vietnam 10th-anniversary cover — Kylie Verzosa with Pia Wurtzbach, Angela Ong, and Megan Young

Harper's Bazaar — Kylie Verzosa in a headscarf and vinyl gloves

L'OFFICIEL — Kylie Verzosa in a white mini dress with a flowing veil

ELLE editorial — Kylie Verzosa in a black leather jacket and skirt

Projects

The HousemaidMovie

SOLÁFounder

Mental Health MattersAdvocacy

Almost HonestPodcast

&youInvestor

Kylie Verzosa is an actress and entrepreneur — one of a generation of Filipinas carrying the Philippines onto the world stage.

In 2016 she was crowned Miss International in Tokyo, the sixth Filipina to hold the title. She made her film debut the following year in Ang Panday at the Metro Manila Film Festival.

She has since starred in a string of films, among them Los Bastardos and The Housemaid, with three of her titles reaching the top 10 on Netflix and Amazon Prime. Her lead performance in The Housemaid earned Best Actress at the 2022 DIAFA Awards in Dubai, a first for a Filipina.

With more than 10 million combined followers, Kylie is a leading fashion presence — working with Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co., Dior, and L'Oréal, and representing the Philippines at international events from Cannes to Paris.

She hosts Almost Honest, one of the biggest podcasts in the Philippines. As an entrepreneur she founded the shapewear label SOLÁ and is a partner in the wellness brand &you.

Kylie is one of the country's best-known advocates for mental health awareness. She founded the online community Mental Health Matters after speaking publicly about her own experience with depression, and has given multiple TED talks on the subject. From Tokyo to Dubai to Paris, her work keeps putting the Philippines in the frame.