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Pia Wurtzbach and Ho Ngoc Ha Beyond Borders

When BVLGARI named Pia Wurtzbach and Ho Ngoc Ha friends of the house—firsts in their home countries of the Philippines and Vietnam—these women showed that it is substance that begets style

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This is an excerpt from the MEGA April 2025 cover story Pia Wurtzbach and Ho Ngoc Ha have a lot of things in common. Both are tall, radiant, and armed with killer smiles. Their statuesque frames make it easy for anything to look good. Ho Ngoc tends to favor minimalist, almost sculptural silhouettes, while Wurtzbach is a chameleon. She can wear a bold leather outfit just as easily as she can be pictured in a cozy, cable-knit sweater. RELATED: A Closer Look at Thai Global Fashion Force Davika Hoorne As early as 1909, a Danish botanist named Wilhelm Johannsen coined the word “phenotype”, which refers to a person’s observable traits that partly stem from their genes. For Wurtzbach and Ho Ngoc, it is hard to describe their phenotype as anything other than impossibly beautiful. But if DNA and the shiny end result it produces are the only things that matter, […]

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