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Beauty Meets the Beat at MEGA Ball: Fashion + Dance

Lights, motion, heat, flash—nothing could shake these beauty looks. From beauty pros to beauty naturals, these were the ball’s finest faces.

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Beauty Meets the Beat at MEGA Ball: Fashion + Dance

Absolutely nothing about the MEGA Ball was still… except the glam. While everything else spun, danced, and shimmied, these beauties held court, lasting even after the after-party. These were faces that knew they were being watched—and behaved accordingly.

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Marj Maroket

Marj Maroket
makeup by Vincci Tardes, hair by yuto manuyag

Fresh off her honeymoon, the beauty content creator showed up with remnants of the Amalfi sun. Golden skin, a warm, smoky eye, and a nude lip that read low drama, high control. 

Lierge Perey

Lierge Perey
Lierge Perey

“Wait, it’s not the 1950s? My bad,” she joked on Instagram. But the look said she already knew—and didn’t care. With a curled side-part bob straight out of a Technicolor musical and makeup to match, she channeled a dance icon lost in time.

Dia Maté

Dia Maté
Makeup by Yaj Labeo, hair by michole mananquil

It was as if her own lyrics played on loop the moment beauty queen and singer Dia Maté walked into the ball. If her song Ganda Gandahan had a face, it would be this one.

Skye Chua

Skye Chua
makeup by gwenn de Lara, hair by jomari garcia

She arrived early, left late, and never once looked undone. Skin like ice under a spotlight and smile set to max wattage, Skye Chua glowed throughout the evening.

Lexi Gonzales

Lexi Gonzales
Lexi Gonzales

There’s sultry, there’s sweet, then there’s Lexi Gonzales, who walks the tightrope between. Her warm, foxy gaze balanced the ease of her soft waves. The effect was effortlessly lethal.

Christi McGarry

Christi McGarry
makeup by Jim Ryan Ros, hair by bryan eusebio

The model-DJ came dressed and glammed for a different decade and made it work. One coiled bang, a updo, and a face card that meant business—Christi served pure old-Hollywood fantasy.

Cassy Legaspi

Cassy Legaspi
makeup by Harlyn Fernandez, hair by mj rone

There was something tender, almost cinematic, about Cassy Legaspi that night. She looked good both nights, but it was this look on the first that lingered. Her sleek ponytail was like a ribbon in motion, while the side bang framed her face just right. Her glam stayed youthful and composed.

Caitlyn Stave

Caitlyn Stave
Makeup by April Ibañez hidalgo, hair by MJ Agaton

You may have clocked her white ball gown first, but the beauty was in the quiet details. Caitlyn’s luminous glam didn’t need heavy color or contour; her face was the focal point, and everything else knew its place.

Maria Isabela Galeria

Maria Isabela Galeria
makeup by Win Denoyo, hair by jan Patrick froa

The model has always looked like the kind of woman beauty trends take notes from. The glam was as sultry and sharpened as ever, and her long black waves framed a face too memorable to be anything intentional.

Sofia Yulo

Sofia Yulo
makeup by Apple Faraon, hair by Sherwin Amodia

To describe Sofia Yulo’s getup is to miss the point. It wasn’t just a look, but a feeling. Dressed in a dreamy Vania Romoff piece and a face that barely needed any glam, the young jewelry society served grace with a side of restraint.

Katarina Rodriguez

Katarina Rodriguez
makeup by zyda baaya-Ghielmetti, hair by raymart Espina

A true queen never loses her grip on beauty. The updo was modernly sculpted, a coil in place, and the glam hovered somewhere between smoke and softness.

Marina Summers

Marina Summers
Marina Summers

Marina Summers walked in like the ball had been waiting. Draped in dramatic sleeves and soft-focus glam, she made it hard to choose: do you stare at the face or the fashion? Either way, you weren’t looking away.

Jessica Yang

Jessica Yang
makeup by Jessica yang, hair by renz pangilinan

Best dressed or best beauty? With Jessica Yang, the line blurred in an instant. Her porcelain skin set the tone and let the simple, sultry glam do the talking. The whole look moved like she’d already won.

With Fashion + Dance as the theme, the evening asked for faces to remain photo-ready through it all: the dancing, the heat, the flashes, the hours. Call it longwear, call it sorcery—we’re taking notes either way.


Photographed by KIM ANGELA SANTOS of KLIQ INC. Art Direction by CLARE MAGNO. Multimedia Artist ANNA FLORES. Production Design by TIPPING POINT COLLECTIVE.

Special thanks to the following:

Major Sponsors THE HOUSE OF CREED, IQOS, ZYN, CREAM SILK, and BAKEN

Minor Sponsors LUXE BEAUTY AND WELLNESS GROUP, DEAR FACE, NEW MOON, MAGNUM, AWESAM SMILE DENTAL CLINIC, and PLAYTIME

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