Just like old times.
Raymond Gutierrez reunited with good friends Solenn Heussaff, Anne Curtis, Isabelle Daza, Liz Uy, and Georgina Wilson—collectively called "It Girls"—in a TikTok video uploaded recently.
The video saw the group lip-synching and dancing to the song "Barbie World" (with Aqua) by Nicki Minaj and Ice Spice.
"These barbies are finally together," Raymond wrote in his caption.
The end of the video showed the group, but this time with their partners, children, and husbands including Tili (Solenn's daughter with Nico Bolzico), and Dahlia (Anne's daughter with Erwan Heussaff).
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The last time they got together was March 22, 2022 when they had a fun night out.
PEP.ph reported, "The 'It Girls' didn't tag any of the places they went to, but based on their social media posts, they went around Poblacion in Makati City."
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HOW "IT GIRLS" CAME ABOUT
The "It Girls" is composed of Isabelle Daza, Solenn Heussaff, Georgina Wilson, Liz Uy, Anne Curtis, and Bea Soriano-Dee.
The group was synonymous with style and fashion, and was the epitome of chic, in the eyes of their fans during the mid to late 2000s.
The "It Girls" were, in a way, influencers before the social media boom gave birth to the term that we know today.
In an interview for Preview in 2022, Isabelle recalled how the group and their endudring friendship started after a night out in 2006.
Shared Isabelle, “[Georgina] and I are cousins, tapos si Liz, ka-barkada niya si Anne. Naging close kami kay Liz through [Raymond Gutierrez].
"Lumabas kaming limang mag-pi-pinsan, tapos si [Anne] mag-isa lang.”
Continued Isabelle, “Lumapit siya [Anne] kay George, she wanted to be friends. And then, we slept in her house. 4 a.m. kami umuwi, doon na kami natulog.”
The group's friendship endures and they remain very close even if they seldom see each other nowadays because of their respective families and other personal priorities.
Isabelle said, “In this industry, it becomes very competitive, so you get drowned in it or swallowed.
"You need your real group of friends to tell you na ‘okay lang ‘yan,’ it’s not about how many followers or how many likes [you have].