Here’s What Our Most Stylish Women Wore at the MEGA Most Stylish Party

Style begins with a feeling—a spark that appears when a woman dresses with intention and lands exactly where she wants to be. At the MEGA Most Stylish 2025 party, that spark became a full glow. Here’s what our honorees wore.

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Sarah Lahbati

Sarah Lahbati glided smoothly as someone who’s long mastered the art of understatement. Her black Jacquemus jacket and skirt, styled by Steven Coralde, carried a demure charm sharpened by a glittering single stroke of shine of a choker. 

Ida Wycoco

Ida Wycoco kept things monochromeMonochromeAn outfit or makeup look built around a single color, worn in varying shades and textures. Monochrome styling creates a sleek, elongating effect and a confident impression, and in beautyGo to Monochrome Glossary but dialed up the mood with her own brand of cheerful chic. Clad in Shushu/Tong and Hyein Seo, she topped the look with her mother’s Birkin—a generational flex, yes, but also a reminder that real style is a lineage of taste, not a trend cycle.

Lee Librea

Lee Librea arrived in Vania Romoff’s soft pleats—classic, serene, and assured. She dressed like a woman who’s handled enough beautiful things to know exactly which ones deserve her energy.

Gabs Gibbs

Gabs Gibbs walked in like she’d hacked the Matrix. Leather-like black on black, corseted from all strategic angles, her self-designed, Job Daco–crafted creation was part dominatrix, part digital oracle. 

Sofia Yulo

Sofia Yulo floated in with a volume that doesn’t overwhelm, but enchants. Her Vania Romoff number, all balloon sleeves and ruched romance, captured the room’s attention without raising its voice.

EJ Ponce

EJ Ponce turned tailoring into theater. A white LOEWE shirt, custom black skirt, and LOEWE heels formed the groundwork, but the layered Jewelmer, Cartier, and Adam Pereyra pieces sealed the deal—jewelry as punctuation marks, each one underscoring her authority.

Cath Sobrevega

Cath Sobrevega leaned into skin—but only enough to leave you wanting the next scene. Her black, full-length White Ant cut-out dress reveled in seduction, paired with the sparkle of Orlov Diamond jewelry.

Pia Marie Ortaliz-Yanson

Pia Marie Ortaliz-Yanson, ever the Vuitton loyalist, committed fully to the house: head-turning LV look, statement bag through the unexpected (yet delightfully on-brand) cameo of the accessory. A woman knows she’s winning when her pet becomes part of the aesthetic dialogue.

At the MEGA Most Stylish 2025 party, the fashion wasn’t about impressing a crowd. It was about women dressing in ways that make them feel unmistakably themselves. And that—far beyond hemlines, hardware, or haute credentials—is what style looks like when not performed.

Photographed by GRANT BABIA. Art Directed by ANNA FLORES. Production Design by TIPPING POINT