At the 15th MEGA Ball sharing the theme Fashion + Dance, the dress code read “Fashion in Motion”—and the men read it out loud, in print, in texture, and in cut. No wallflowers here. These were looks made to move, to be seen, and yes, to be remembered.
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Cole Micek
He turned the ballroom into his runway with a dashing Chynna Mamawal ensembleEnsembleA complete, coordinated outfit in which each garment and accessory is chosen to work together as one look. Stylists build ensembles around a theme, color story, or occasion, and theGo to Ensemble Glossary: flared trousers, classic codes made current, and that model-off-duty ease turned all the way on.
Mond Gutierrez
He walked the line between global and local in a sheer Rajo Laurel jacket and trousers layered over a Yohji Yamamoto vest—a fashion pas de deux across continents.
Anthony Constantino
He shimmered under the lights in a modern Chynna Mamawal look: jacket with a liquid gleam, shirt unbuttoned, no bow tie in sight. It was formalwear with a wink.
Mavy Legaspi
He chose subversive simplicity—an all-black Antonina look punctuated by an oversized white collar. A single detail with maximal impact.
Michael Sager
He came pristine and polished in a Ralph Lauren suit and a Saint Laurent shirt. Boy-next-door in theory, leading man in execution.
Kyle Echarri
He made a Broadway entrance in Jot Losa: black-and-white prints danced across a sharply tailored silhouette with exaggerated proportions. Maximalist and theatrical.
Dr. Hayden Kho
Classically handsome in an all-white suit with a black bowtie, he brought the kind of old-school charm that never really leaves the room.
LA Aguinaldo
In Chris Nick, he cut a tall, lean figure—splendid in a shiny jacket and airy trousers. A study in sleek without trying too hard.
Max Holmström
A newcomer easy on the eyes—and better yet, experimental in fashion. His fluid satin black shirt and white trousers proved he’s not just arriving, he’s already in stride.
Whether embracing tradition with a twist or rewriting formalwear on their own terms, this year’s men proved that menswear is anything but static. With every stride, unbuttoned collar, and flash of fabric, they made fashion at the MEGA Ball dance.
Photographed by BIMPOMAN, assisted by RUZZIANES. Creative Direction by BRIE VENTURA. Multimedia Art by ANNA FLORES. Production Design by TIPPING POINT COLLECTIVE.
Special thanks to the following:
Major Sponsors THE HOUSE OF CREED, IQOS, ZYN, CREAM SILK, GRAB, BAKEN
Minor Sponsors LUXE BEAUTY AND WELLNESS GROUP, DEAR FACE, NEW MOON, MAGNUM, AWESAM SMILE DENTAL CLINIC, PLAYTIME
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