White Antenna Wasp Moth

Yes, it is an Amata species of moth.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/28403062@N08/4367209106/lightbox/ This one is similar to yours and it is a Ctenuchinae of the Tiger Moths, Arctiidae (now Erebidae).

Since it is a Day Flying moth, it wants to look more wasp-like than moth-like.

No, I don't think this is a skipper. I think it is a moth. Like a Burnet Moth, Family Zygaenidae. See this Project Noah Blog about Lepidoptera. And if you google Zygaenidae/Philippines you might find yours. http://blog.projectnoah.org/post/45421181418/lepidoptera-all-about-butterflies-and-moths

Beautiful! This looks more like one of the day-flying moths….The blue tint on the wings is lovely.