It takes two to tango. And to foxtrot, swing, and pull off a pas de deux. Such is true in the ballroom, yes, but the same rule reigned at MEGA Ball: Fashion + Dance. At the 15th edition of the Ball, the red carpetRed CarpetThe high-profile arrival area at premieres, award ceremonies, and galas, where celebrities pose in carefully chosen fashion for photographers. Red carpet looks generate headlines, define trends, and elevate designers, andGo to Red Carpet Glossary turned into a dance floor of its own. Dressed in looks that danced as much as they did, the couples of the evening reminded us: style, like dance, is better with a partner.
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Dr. Vicki Belo and Dr. Hayden Kho
It was a celebration of beauty in black and white. Dra. Belo wore a sculpted black gown with gold detailing that flowed at the side. Dr. Kho stood beside her in a crisp, lined suit—refined, sleek, and perfectly paired.
Kat Ramnani and Christian Bautista
Kat arrived in a white dress with a cascading hem made to move, while Christian kept it clean in classic ivory. The looks were timeless, just like the two of them.
Dr. Aivee Teo and Dr. Z Teo
One in black, one in white. Together, the power couple was a vision of contrast and calm that’s become signature to their red-carpet rhythm.
Rere Madrid and Kai Sotto
Model Rere Madrid and Filipino basketball player Kai Sotto both wielded power in black: one sheer and one stark. Soft energy met a strong presence that evening.
Gabbi Garcia and Khalil Ramos
Gabbi’s look flowed like a dancer mid-turn: fluid and almost airborne. Khalil brought structure in clean, crisp tailoringTailoringThe craft of cutting, shaping, and fitting garments, especially suits, jackets, and trousers, precisely to the body. Good tailoring relies on structure, proportion, and careful hand and machine work, andGo to Tailoring Glossary. Together, they moved like a duet, with balance as their unspoken rhythm.
Lexi Gonzales and Gil Cuerva
Lexi leaned into the lace trend with a sleek, striking silhouette. Gil kept it sharp in black, letting her look take the spotlight while still holding his own.
Jessica Yang and Mikyle Quizon
Everywhere they went, the flash followed. Styled to a T, the couple moved through the night like pros—cool, composed, and camera-ready.
Glaiza De Castro and David Rainey
Glaiza De Castro glimmered in a silver strapless gown that caught the light like rain, while David stood firm and steady in black. The contrast kept people staring.
Ella Pangilinan-Miranda and Enrique Miranda
Ella Pangilinan waltzed in in a polka-dot Carolina Herrera gown in black and white. Enrique matched her mood in a soft grey suit—refined and quietly confident.
Maria Isabela Galeria and Vince Marcello
Model Isabela Galeria stepped out in a sheer romantic piece, to which Vince matched with a sharp black look. Their presence radiated across the room, all elegant, quiet, and in sync.
Zeinab Harake-Parks and Ray Parks
Making their first public event and MEGA Ball appearance as husband and wife, the pair brought heat. With Zeinab in a knotted mood and Ray in a chest-baring top and silk cumberband, they made sure you felt the love.
Sofia Pablo and Allen Ansay
Strong beauty choices from Sofia Pablo and clean lines from Allen Ansay made for a standout pair. From the lace tie to the red lip, everything fell into place.
Maxene Magalona and Geoff Gonzalez
Both in white, both effortless. Maxene and Geoff looked right at home on the dance floor—and even better side by side.
Carla Del Prado and Joey Del Prado
In crisp black and white, Carla and Joey Del Prado brought structure and ease to the moment. The couple exuded regality without ever trying too hard.
Stephanie Zubiri and Scott Woodward
Everything was considered. From Stephanie’s red lip to the flower detail on Scott’s pocket, the couple kept things polished and personal.
Shirley Wong and Kevin Wong
This was fuss-free style at its core. With clean lines and sharp tailoringTailoringThe craft of cutting, shaping, and fitting garments, especially suits, jackets, and trousers, precisely to the body. Good tailoring relies on structure, proportion, and careful hand and machine work, andGo to Tailoring Glossary, Shirley and Kevin Wong let the silhouette (and their presence) do the talking.
Arlene Cu and Ernest Cu
Arlene’s feathered look added texture to an otherwise classic pair. Together with partner Ernest Cu, they juggled drama and minimalismMinimalismA style built on clean lines, simple silhouettes, neutral colors, and a few high-quality pieces. Minimalism focuses on restraint and refinement, letting fit, fabric, and proportion do the talking, andGo to Minimalism Glossary with ease.
Suzy Yuzon and Johnmel Yuzon
With opportunity for movement in the sleeves and simplicity everywhere else, Suzy and Johnmel Yuzon delivered quiet elegance.
Photographed by EXCEL PANLAQUE, ED SIMON, KIM ANGELA SANTOS, KIERAN PUNAY of KLIQ INC., and DANIEL TAN
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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