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The GMA Gala 2025 red carpet delivered no shortage of sparkle or spectacle—but a few looks stood tall (and wide, and sculpted, and sheer) above the rest. From surrealist couture to rose-drenched drama, these women brought presence, polish, and personality to every pleat.
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Heart Evangelista
Heart Evangelista blurred the line between fashion and fine art. In painterly Schiaparelli, she was sculpture and surrealist muse. The look was intellectual and intuitive—strange in all the right ways, and stunning in all the others.
Marian Rivera
Marian Rivera arrived in black Zuhair Murad, but don’t mistake the darkness for subtlety. With sheer lace, delicate embroidery, and a satin ribbon tied just so, the gown felt like the most luxurious night robe ever imagined.
Kyline Alcantara
Kyline Alcantara’s Annie’s Ibiza kaleidoscope number was a study in movement and shimmer. Every angle gave something new. It was youthful, unexpected, and distinctly her—a standout for embracing chaos in the most stylish way.
Anne Curtis
Anne Curtis believes in intention. In sheer black ALAÏA, she kept the lines minimal and the impact major. No ruffles, no fuss—just movement, mood, and that signature cinematic ease that turns stillness into a headline.
Gabbi Garcia
Gabbi Garcia arrived in a look draped in voluminous Cheetah Rivera red. Bold in color and commanding in shape, it was a gown that takes up space on purpose—and we loved every square inch.
Cassy Legaspi
Off-white, all-right, and absolutely on point—Cassy Legaspi floated in a Vania Romoff confection that hit every note. The drop-waist silhouette and bow-train combo was soft, structured, and sharp when it needed to be.
Shuvee Etrata
Shuvee Etrata bloomed. Quite literally. In a rose-inspired Rian Fernandez gown, she combined delicate hand-beading with sculptural drama. The deep red shawl curved like petals mid-bloom, while the crystal-drenched white base kept things light and luxe.
Lexi Gonzales
Lexi Gonzales stunned in a JustBonita by Bonita Penaranda gown. Layered and folded with architectural precision, the look flowed like lava. Each wave of fabric was deliberate, shaped with a sculptor’s eye.
Bianca Umali
Bianca Umali glowed, and then some, in a Jerome Lorico piece that redefined golden hour. Her capiz shell top was sleek and sculptural, while the overall silhouette stayed clean and controlled. Sexy, but thoughtful.
Photographed by PAUI GUEVARRA
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