Steal her look: Belle Mariano's relaxed jeans style

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·Editor-in-Chief, Lifestyle
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Star Cinema, ABS-CBN's film outfit shared in an Instagram post that the romantic-comedy series He's Into Her will be released this month.

Donnie Pangilinan and Belle Mariano will play the leads Deib Lohr Enrile and Maxpein del Valle respectively.

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The series, which is loosely adapted from the Precious Pages novel by Maxinejiji, tells a story of a young teen named Maxpein (played by Mariano), who receives an opportunity to live in Manila and study at an international school. There, she faces your run-off-the-mill problems like fitting in and making lasting friendships. As she navigates her way through school, she meets the arrogant Mr Popular, Deib Lohr (played by Pangilinan). The two begin to butt heads when Lohr tries to get his classmates to prank and bully Maxpein.

He’s Into Her also stars Jeremiah Lisbo, Vivoree Esclito, Kaori Oinuma, Rhys Eugenio, Joao Constancia, Criza Taa, Ashley del Mundo and Gello Marquez. 

The series will start streaming on iWantTFC on 28 May, two days ahead of its premiere on 30 May on the Kapamilya Channel, A2Z and Kapamilya Online Live via the YouTube Channel and ABS-CBN Entertainment's Facebook page.

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When she's not on set donning the official school uniform, Mariano has a penchant for relaxing jeans. From skinny to slim and mum jeans, there is a type for everyone's liking. 

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