With every ensemble, the MEGA Woman 100 Gala showcased fashion that is as rich and satisfying as a bite of Mocha Mousse—bold, layered, and utterly unforgettable
Celebrating 33 years, MEGA hosted the MEGA Woman 100 Gala where women across diverse fields were honored for their groundbreaking achievements, innovative spirit, and fearless identity. At the event, guests were draped in PANTONE’s Color of the Year 2025, Mocha Mousse. Here, fashion crafted a narrative of strength, sophistication, and a little sweet indulgence.
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Milka Romero
Milka Romero stunned in a Neric Beltran strapless column dress, where scattered textured details danced across the front like delicate chocolate shavings on a perfectly tempered bar.
Em Aglipay
Em Aglipay impressed in an Anthony Ramirez bustier gown, featuring a fluid cape draped around her neck and ruffles that tumbled down the skirt like a cascade of dark, sumptuous syrup.
Camille Co
In a Vania Romoff creation, Camille Co dazzled in a figure-hugging halter bodice paired with a layered skirt that elegantly wrapped along her right side, as if sculpted to perfection by an artisan with a sweet tooth for style.
Mandy Romero
Mandy Romero intrigued in an Issey Miyake creation, where layers flowed from top to bottom—rich, daring, and indulgent in meticulous detail.
Suzette Ayson
Suzette Ayson commanded attention in a Joey Samson design—a larger-than-life gown that flowed around her like liquid luxury, accented by a striking gold-and-silver brooch and delicate fabric buttons adorning her sleeves and waist.
Karen Davila
Karen Davila embraced soft romance in a Rajo Laurel gown, where romantically pleated panels graced both the bodice and skirt in a light, sheer fabric. The look was elegant without ever tipping into extravagance.
Hannah Pangilinan
Hannah Pangilinan delivered understated drama in a Puey Quiñones off-the-shoulder dress, highlighted by a large, statement ribbon at her bust. The streamlined, straight skirt provided a crisp counterpoint to the fluid design above.
Vania Romoff
Wearing her namesake creation, Vania Romoff proved that impeccable taste is self-referential. A dark-hued blouse paired with a chocolate-toned long skirt worked in harmonious contrast, evoking the refined decadence of a well-crafted dessert.
Rachel Carrasco
Rachel Carrasco radiated in an Andrea Tetangco dress that seemed to melt around her wrists. The hot chocolate draping, punctuated by a sensual slit, offered a taste of sophisticated indulgence.
USEC. Margarita Gutierrez
USEC. Margarita Gutierrez wowed in a Mark Bumgarner number where intricate twists and turns were tempered by sheer paneling detail along the side, transforming tailoring into a veritable work of art.
The MEGA Woman 100 Gala showcased that fashion can be as layered and sumptuous as a slice of mocha mousse—impossible to resist. Each look told its own story of strength and style, ensuring that when it comes to celebrating women in all their glory, the best-dressed list is truly a feast for the eyes.
Photographed by EXCEL PANLAQUE of KLIQ INC.
Special thanks to RPS AESTHETICS, LUXE BEAUTY AND WELLNESSS GROUP, and BAKED BLOSSOMS
