There are two things MEGA definitely loves: a distinct sartorial eye and women of all forms. A well-dressed guest? Wonderful. A celebration where such individuals gather to honor all the facets of womanhood? Even better—and that’s exactly what unfolded at the MEGA Woman Club 2026, held at the Grand Hyatt Manila.
While the conversations were inspiring and the energy electric, some outfit details were simply too good to not notice. From statement bags to glimmering jewelry, these were the best accessories spotted throughout the afternoon.
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Honeycomb Tote

As the Founder of Suki Jewelry, Shar Cabigas has always had a keen eye for accessorizing. This is a well-established fact, as she has landed on MEGA’s best-dressed lists multiple times. Beyond the golden jewelry she wore to the event, her HEREU Calella suede tote was a standout piece.
Golden Aviators

Photographer Shaira Luna’s penchant for nostalgia remains a recurring theme in her wardrobe. She was spotted in the Louis Vuitton Whisper Squared sunglasses, best known for their retro shape and sophisticated subtlety.
Signature Weave

Louis Vuitton enthusiasts found a kindred spirit in Miss Chinatown 2016 Shirley Wong, who carried an All In BB raffia handbag from the Maison. It was a fitting choice; this edition evokes the spirit of carefree holidays—perfect for an outdoor setting.
Printed Silk

Scroll through actress and singer Lexi Gonzales’ social media and you’ll see she wears many hats—literally. She never shies away from headwear, and the printed bandana she chose for the MEGA Woman Club added a vibrant splash of color to her ensemble.
Mosaic Mini

Pageant veteran Katrina Llegado looked every bit the relaxed bohemian muse in her brown sequined dress. The look was punctuated by a striking mosaic clutch—a truly memorable piece.
Raffia Cloche

It’s rare to see a cloche hat nowadays, especially one crafted from raffia. This was a lovely, structured addition made by Filipina content creator Aika Legaspi.
Polished Accents

Finally, honoring her status as a global ambassador for BVLGARI, Pia Wurtzbach-Jauncey wore pieces from the house’s Eternal Collection. She chose the Vimini High Jewelry necklace and paired it with the matching Vimini Bracelet.
Photographed by GRANT BABIA
Frequently Asked Questions
Anchoring an outfit involves utilizing a distinct, highly structured accessory—such as a premium woven leather handbag, geometric sunglasses, or high jewelry—to serve as the focal narrative point of an ensemble, balancing fluid resort fabrics with sharp, intentional luxury details.
Prominent structural bags included the HEREU Calella organic suede tote carried by jeweler Shar Cabigas, the Louis Vuitton All In BB woven raffia handbag favored by Shirley Wong, and a detailed artisanal mosaic mini clutch styled by pageantry veteran Katrina Llegado.
As demonstrated at the Grand Hyatt Manila gathering, summer headwear relies on premium textures. Actress Lexi Gonzales utilized vibrant printed silk bandanas to infuse color, while content creator Aika Legaspi revived historical structure by pairing a woven raffia cloche hat with bohemian separates.
Global brand ambassador Pia Wurtzbach-Jauncey wore select pieces from the BVLGARI Eternal High Jewelry Collection. Her refined daytime look featured the signature Vimini High Jewelry necklace, styled seamlessly alongside the matching structural Vimini woven gold bracelet.
Retro eyewear, like the Louis Vuitton Whisper Squared frames worn by photographer Shaira Luna, infuses contemporary tailoring with subtle archival nuance. The oversized, geometric silhouettes protect against harsh tropical light while providing a nostalgic, polished statement that anchors simple linens.

Anya Oxyn
Formerly a stylist who immersed herself intimately within the Philippine fashion circuit for over three years, Anya has refined her transformative, hands-on experience into an insightful voice for MEGA Asia as a Senior Fashion Writer.
Her editorial pursuit possesses three facets: her time as an essayist during her education at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, her extensive experience in digital media and strategic storytelling, and her belief that fashion has a beating heart deeply intertwined with art, culture, society, and humanity itself that is worth uncovering.
Anya’s versatile pen spans a dynamic range of subjects, including emerging local designers, global luxury houses, beauty trends, film and television fashion analysis, cultural op-eds, major events, and beyond.
