Introducing Chymbeelyn de Pasion: Bringing Fashion, Purpose and Possibility to the Forefront

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As Co-Founder of Face of Fashion 2026 and Founder of The Limitless Way, Chymbeelyn de Pasion is helping build a platform where style celebrates confidence, individuality, and purpose.

For Chymbeelyn de Pasion, fashion has never been simply about what we wear. It is about identity, confidence, creativity and the courage to become the person we are capable of being.

As one of the co-founders of Face of Fashion 2026, Chymbeelyn is helping bring a new vision to life — one that celebrates not only designers and models, but also the entrepreneurs, creatives, leaders and inspiring individuals who contribute to the ever-evolving world of fashion.

The inaugural Face of Fashion represents an exciting new chapter: a platform built around style and individuality, while recognising the stories, achievements and journeys behind the people who make the fashion industry so vibrant.

For Chymbeelyn, that philosophy is deeply personal.

A Journey Built on Resilience and Self-Belief

A Filipino-Australian beauty queen, founder, host, model, mentor, and community advocate, Chymbeelyn’s journey has been shaped by determination, personal growth, and an enduring belief in possibility.

Her pageant journey began in the Philippines in 2014 as an independent candidate. From those early experiences, she continued to develop her confidence and pursue opportunities that eventually took her onto the international stage.

Her achievements include being crowned Face of Australia Queensland 2024 Grand Champion, Miss Glam World Asia 2024, International Beauty Queen of the Year 2024, Miss Polo International Asia 2024 and Miss Polo International Charity 2024.

Yet while the crowns and titles mark important milestones, they don’t ultimately define her journey.

For Chymbeelyn, the greatest achievement is the opportunity to inspire and empower others.

The Limitless Way

That philosophy became the foundation for The Limitless Way, the platform she founded to help people develop confidence, discover their potential, and embrace personal growth.

Through workshops, mentorship, runway experiences, personal development, and community connection, The Limitless Way gives people opportunities to step outside their comfort zones and discover new possibilities.

Following the success of previous seasons, Chymbeelyn is now preparing for Season 3: The Evolution — a continuation of her mission to encourage people to grow, transform, and become more confident versions of themselves.

The philosophy behind the platform is reflected in Chymbeelyn’s own journey: another version of yourself is always waiting to evolve.

Where Fashion Meets Purpose

That same philosophy has found a natural home in Face of Fashion 2026.

As co-founder, Chymbeelyn is helping establish an event that goes beyond the traditional runway. It is an opportunity to shine a spotlight on individuals whose creativity, passion, personality and achievements deserve to be recognised.

The inaugural edition celebrates designers, models, creatives, entrepreneurs, and inspiring individuals, creating a space where fashion intersects with personal stories and meaningful achievements.

For Chymbeelyn, true style is not simply about appearance.

It is about confidence, authenticity, and individuality.

It is about having the courage to express yourself and understanding that your personal story can be just as powerful as the clothes you wear.

A Commitment to Community

Beyond fashion and personal development, Chymbeelyn remains committed to community involvement.

She continues to contribute her time as a volunteer and CADIS Australia Ambassador, while also working as a host and event organiser.

Her passion for charity, fundraising and bringing people together continues to influence the projects she supports.

Whether she is on stage, mentoring an aspiring model, organising an event or creating opportunities for others, her focus remains centred on connection and empowerment.

Creating a Legacy Beyond the Crown

Today, Chymbeelyn measures success differently.

The crowns she has earned represent important chapters in her story, but the people she has inspired, mentored and encouraged represent something much more lasting.

That belief is at the heart of her work with The Limitless Way — and now, Face of Fashion.

As she welcomes guests, awardees, designers, sponsors, partners, families and supporters to the inaugural Face of Fashion, her message is one of gratitude and possibility.

Dream bigger. Embrace your individuality. Believe in your potential.

And most importantly, have the confidence to become the face of your own story.

Welcome to Face of Fashion 2026

For Chymbeelyn de Pasion, the launch of Face of Fashion is more than the beginning of an event.

It is the beginning of a movement celebrating style with substance, confidence with purpose and fashion with meaning.

And as the first chapter unfolds, her vision is clear: create a platform where people can be seen, celebrated and inspired to discover just how limitless their possibilities can be.

Face of Fashion 2026 — where fashion meets purpose, confidence and inspiration.

BINI Brings Filipino Pop Power to Sydney with SIGNALS World Tour 2026

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The Filipino pop group will perform at the TikTok Entertainment Centre on Sept. 27, continuing an international tour that reflects the growing reach of P-pop.

Sydney will be the next stop in BINI’s expanding international journey when the Filipino pop group performs at the TikTok Entertainment Centre on Sept. 27 as part of its SIGNALS World Tour 2026.

Presented by ABS-CBN Global Events, the concert will bring the eight-member group to an Australian audience at a time when Filipino pop music is gaining increasing attention beyond the Philippines.

BINI — composed of Aiah, Colet, Maloi, Gwen, Stacey, Mikha, Jhoanna and Sheena — has become one of the most prominent acts in the Philippine pop scene. The group has built a substantial following through a combination of contemporary pop production, tightly choreographed performances and songs that have become closely associated with the recent rise of P-pop.

The Sydney performance is expected to include several of BINI’s best-known songs, among them “Pantropiko,” “Salamin, Salamin,” “Karera” and “Blush,” as well as material from the group’s latest SIGNALS EP.

The concert comes during a period of increased international visibility for BINI. In 2026, the group performed at Coachella, appearing on the festival’s Mojave Stage, and later appeared at the GRAMMY Museum. BINI also received the Global Force Award at Billboard Women in Music 2026, further highlighting the group’s growing presence outside the Philippines.

Those appearances have helped place BINI within a broader international conversation about Filipino music and the expanding influence of P-pop.

For Australian audiences, the Sydney concert offers a chance to see the group at a significant stage in its development. The group’s supporters, known as BLOOMs, have helped drive its popularity across social media and international markets, while its music has increasingly reached listeners who are discovering P-pop for the first time.

Sydney’s Filipino community is expected to form an important part of the audience. The city has long been a major centre for Filipino communities in Australia, making it a natural destination for Filipino artists touring the country.

But BINI’s appeal has increasingly extended beyond Filipino audiences. Its music combines familiar elements of mainstream pop with a distinctly Filipino identity, allowing the group to serve both as a product of the country’s music industry and as one of its most visible cultural exports.

The SIGNALS World Tour represents the latest stage of that progression. Rather than focusing solely on the group’s earlier successes, the tour introduces newer material while continuing to draw on the songs and performances that established BINI among P-pop’s leading names.

When the group arrives in Sydney on Sept. 27, the concert will be both a stop on an international tour and another measure of how far Filipino pop has travelled.

For BINI and its growing international audience, the message is straightforward: the SIGNALS are continuing to spread.

Event Information

BINI: SIGNALS World Tour 2026
Date: Sept. 27, 2026
Venue: TikTok Entertainment Centre, Sydney
Presenter: ABS-CBN Global Events
Performing: BINI

The Final Countdown Begins: Miss International Australia 2026 Is Almost Here

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TWO WEEKS TO THE CROWN

The countdown to Miss International Australia 2026 has officially begun.

In just two weeks, the spotlight will fall on a remarkable new generation of Australian women as they step onto the stage for Miss International Australia 2026 — an evening where beauty meets purpose, fashion meets individuality, and ambition takes centre stage.

This is not simply a countdown to a crown. It is the final chapter before a transformative journey begins.

Each contestant brings her own story, personal style, aspirations and vision to the competition. Together, they represent a contemporary interpretation of pageantry — one defined not only by elegance and presence, but by intelligence, confidence, cultural understanding and purpose.

On Sunday, 30 August 2026, the atmosphere at Revesby Workers Club will shift from anticipation to spectacle as the contestants take their place beneath the lights.

One woman will ultimately claim the coveted title of Miss International Australia 2026, earning the opportunity to represent Australia on the international stage and become an ambassador for its culture, values and spirit of friendship.

For the audience, the evening promises an exquisite celebration of fashion, beauty and empowerment, with each presentation offering a glimpse into the women behind the gowns, glamour and crowns.

THE FINAL COUNTDOWN

14 days. One stage. One crown.

The anticipation is building, the gowns are waiting and the spotlight is ready.

Miss International Australia 2026

📅 Sunday, 30 August 2026
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 Revesby Workers Club
2B Brett St, Revesby NSW 2212

🎟️ Tickets are now available online.

Two weeks to go. The crown awaits.

16 Incredible People. One Epic Runway. Here’s Why Sydney’s Best Dressed 2026 Is the Fashion Event Everyone Will Be Talking About

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Forget everything you think you know about fashion shows.

Sydney’s Best Dressed 2026 – International Fashion Weekend isn’t just about glamorous gowns, designer labels, and dazzling runways—it’s about celebrating the extraordinary people behind the fashion. On Saturday, August 8, the spotlight at Werriwa Theatre, Revesby Workers’ Club will shine on 16 remarkable awardees whose stories prove that style is only the beginning.

From pageant queens and humanitarian heroes to young performers, STEM professionals, and future supermodels, this year’s lineup is packed with people who are changing the game in their own unique way.

Cataleya Caygill is proving that age is just a number.

At only 12 years old, Cataleya has already achieved what many dream of accomplishing in a lifetime. Crowned Miss Junior Air Australia 2026, Sydney’s Best Dressed Little Miss Model of the Year 2024, and a proud international representative at the ABEAUTY Gala in Tokyo, she’s building an impressive résumé while inspiring young people to dream big and work even harder.

Maria Hall is the definition of beauty with purpose.

Maria isn’t just passionate about fashion—she’s passionate about leadership. As a student leader proudly embracing her Filipino-Australian heritage, she believes success means lifting others as you climb. Her confidence, kindness and commitment to community make her one of this year’s most inspiring young role models.

Kathy Cao is showing that compassion never goes out of style.

While most young models are focused solely on the runway, Kathy is spending her time volunteering, supporting Westmead Children’s Hospital, championing human rights, and helping raise funds for community organisations. She’s proving that true beauty begins with giving back.

Grace Tione refuses to be put in one box.

Runway model. Actress. DJ. Cultural performer.

Grace has done it all.

After conquering fashion weeks across Australia, landing the lead role in the national theatre production POV, starring in a JD Sports campaign, and performing as DJ Nesian, Grace is becoming one of Australia’s most exciting multi-talented entertainers.

Sophia Goncalves is already inspiring Australia.

The reigning Little Miss Earth Air Australia 2025 is just eight years old, but she’s already impressing everyone with her intelligence, creativity and kindness. Whether she’s excelling in mathematics or lighting up the runway, Sophia reminds us that confidence starts from within.

Anishka Gupta is chasing big dreams with an even bigger smile.

Creative, energetic and full of personality, Anishka loves singing, dancing, drawing and modelling. She dreams of one day appearing on television—and if her enthusiasm is anything to go by, that dream might be closer than she thinks.

Chloe Truc is collecting achievements almost as fast as trophies.

Singer. Actress. Model. Writer. Dancer.

Chloe has built an incredible portfolio that includes Junior Multicultural Supermodel Australia 2026, Junior Multicultural Charity Queen Australia 2026, championship singing titles, and recognition in the Young Writers Challenge. She’s the definition of an all-round performer.

Emma Truc is following her own path to success.

Emma continues to impress with major wins in singing competitions, pageantry and modelling, including Kids Multicultural Charity Queen Australia 2026 and Kids Multicultural Mannequin Australia 2026. Her confidence and love of performing are impossible to miss.

Clarissa Choy is proving confidence is the best accessory.

With runway experience through Stargazer Productions, Clarissa continues to grow into an accomplished young model while remaining dedicated to community fundraising and helping others. She brings warmth, positivity and genuine kindness everywhere she goes.

Sophia Choy is young—but already making a huge impact.

Only six years old, Sophia has embraced fashion with confidence while participating in volunteering and fundraising activities. Her bright personality reminds everyone that even the smallest voices can inspire big change.

Halle Brown is building a career that’s as diverse as her talents.

From national modelling tours and fashion campaigns to studying Beauty Therapy, volunteering in her local community and mentoring under KKB Kollective, Halle is creating a future where creativity and hard work go hand in hand.

Caroline Dsouza is the definition of unstoppable.

Award-winning drama student. Emerging model. Environmental advocate. Animal welfare supporter.

Caroline somehow balances it all while encouraging others to make a positive difference. Her achievements prove that determination can open countless doors.

Zara Griffiths might just be Australia’s ultimate all-rounder.

Model. Elite dancer. Aerialist. Actress. Athlete. International runway ambassador.

Fresh from being crowned Junior Miss Earth Australia 2026, Zara continues to break records and raise the bar, showing exactly what dedication and discipline can achieve.

Eliza Greenwood is rewriting the rules.

Who says you have to choose between technology and fashion?

Eliza works in STEM while embracing her love of beauty, modelling and self-expression. She’s encouraging more women to confidently pursue careers in technology without ever feeling they need to compromise who they are.

Analieze Bella Newton reminds us why kindness is powerful.

Fashion may have introduced many people to Analieze, but it’s her humanitarian work that has made the greatest impact. Through her long-running initiative Sausage Sizzle for the Homeless – The Big Picnic, she has devoted years to helping vulnerable Australians, earning the Lifetime Humanitarian Award 2026 for her extraordinary contribution.

Sakshi Huria is where creativity meets compassion.

A pageant queen, model, event stylist and creative artist, Sakshi continues to inspire through her work in fashion while advocating for mental health awareness, animal welfare and community causes. Her journey proves that elegance is at its most powerful when paired with purpose.

And that’s just the beginning…

The runway will also come alive with breathtaking collections from Australian designers Villoni and House of Catherine, alongside internationally acclaimed Philippine designers Imperial Couture and Armhand Remojo, creating a spectacular fusion of local talent and global couture.

With doors opening at 1:30 pm and the show beginning at 2:30 pm, Sydney’s Best Dressed 2026 promises an unforgettable afternoon where fashion meets inspiration, and every person walking the runway has a story worth celebrating.

General Admission: $85
VIP: $110

For tickets, contact Maryrose Salubre on 0423 744 420.

One runway. Sixteen incredible stories. Countless reasons to be inspired.

See you at Sydney’s Best Dressed 2026.

Sydney’s Best Dressed Returns in 2026: A Celebration of Fashion, Style and Influence

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Sydney’s fashion scene is preparing for one of its most glamorous events of the year as Sydney’s Best Dressed officially returns on Saturday, 8 August 2026, promising an unforgettable afternoon where style, elegance and influence take centre stage.

Widely recognised as one of Australia’s premier fashion and lifestyle showcases, Sydney’s Best Dressed has built a reputation for bringing together some of the country’s most fashionable personalities. This year’s edition is set to elevate the event to new heights with a stronger international focus, welcoming an exciting mix of local and global talent.

From celebrated beauty queens and professional runway models to fashion influencers, entrepreneurs, creatives and high-profile personalities, the 2026 showcase will celebrate the people shaping today’s fashion landscape while providing a platform for tomorrow’s rising stars.

A Truly Global Fashion Experience

The 2026 edition marks a significant evolution for Sydney’s Best Dressed as it embraces a broader international vision. Audiences can expect a spectacular production featuring a diverse lineup of designers, models and distinguished guests representing different cultures, backgrounds and industries.

The event is more than just a fashion show—it is a celebration of creativity, confidence and individuality. Every runway presentation has been carefully curated to showcase contemporary fashion, luxury styling and emerging trends, while highlighting the talent that continues to make Australia’s fashion industry one of the most dynamic in the region.

With international inspiration woven throughout the production, guests can expect an experience that blends glamour, sophistication and cultural diversity under one roof.

Fashion Meets Entertainment

Sydney’s Best Dressed has become synonymous with bringing together influential figures from fashion, media and business. This year’s event will once again attract an impressive audience of industry leaders, content creators, entrepreneurs and celebrities, creating unparalleled networking opportunities alongside world-class entertainment.

Supported by respected sponsors and notable personalities from across the fashion and entertainment industries, the showcase continues to cement its reputation as one of the standout lifestyle events on the Australian fashion calendar.

For aspiring models, fashion enthusiasts and industry professionals alike, the event provides a unique opportunity to connect with key decision-makers while witnessing some of Australia’s finest runway talent in action.

A Celebration of Excellence

Beyond the glamour and couture, Sydney’s Best Dressed celebrates excellence across fashion, business and community leadership. It shines a spotlight on individuals whose achievements inspire others while recognising the passion, dedication and innovation that drive the industry forward.

Every edition continues to raise the bar, delivering a polished production that combines premium fashion presentations, red carpet moments and unforgettable entertainment.

With an audience that grows each year, Sydney’s Best Dressed has established itself as a must-attend event for anyone passionate about fashion, luxury and contemporary culture.

Event Details

Date: Saturday, 8 August 2026

Venue: Blaxland, Banks and Werriwa Theatre
Revesby Workers’ Club
2B Brett Street, Revesby NSW 2212

Schedule

Red Carpet Arrivals: 1:00 PM
VIP Doors Open: 1:00 PM
Show Commences: 2:00 PM

Tickets

General Admission: $85
VIP: $110

Enquiries

For tickets and event information, contact Maryrose Salubre on 0423 744 420.

As Sydney’s Best Dressed prepares to make its highly anticipated return, fashion lovers can expect an extraordinary afternoon celebrating glamour, innovation and international style. With an expanded global vision, an exceptional lineup of personalities and an atmosphere of pure sophistication, the 2026 edition is shaping up to be the most spectacular showcase in the event’s history—one that no fashion enthusiast will want to miss.

The Rise of AI in Fashion: How Technology Is Transforming Modelling and Design

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The fashion industry has always embraced innovation. From the invention of the sewing machine to the rise of online shopping and social media influencers, technology has continually reshaped how fashion is created, marketed and consumed. Today, a new revolution is underway, and its impact is being felt across every corner of the industry. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the world of fashion and modelling, changing the way designers create collections, brands produce campaigns and models build their careers.

What once seemed like science fiction is now becoming a reality. AI-powered tools are helping designers generate concepts, predict trends and streamline production processes, while virtual models and digital influencers are opening up entirely new possibilities for fashion marketing.

One of the most significant ways AI is influencing fashion is through design. Traditionally, creating a collection required extensive research, sketching and experimentation. Today, AI platforms can analyse millions of images, runway shows, social media posts and consumer purchasing habits to identify emerging trends before they reach the mainstream.

Designers can use this information to gain valuable insights into colours, fabrics, silhouettes and styles likely to resonate with consumers. Rather than replacing creativity, AI acts as a powerful assistant, helping designers make more informed decisions and accelerate the creative process.

Some fashion houses are even using generative AI to create mood boards, design concepts and digital prototypes. This allows creative teams to visualise ideas more quickly and reduce the time between concept development and final production.

The modelling industry is also experiencing a major transformation. Digital models, created entirely through artificial intelligence and computer-generated imagery, are becoming increasingly common in advertising campaigns and social media marketing.

These virtual personalities can appear in photo shoots, walk digital runways and engage with audiences online without ever stepping in front of a camera. Brands are drawn to the flexibility and cost efficiency of digital models, which can be customised to suit specific campaigns and adapted instantly for different markets.

While some industry professionals initially viewed AI-generated models as a threat, many now see them as a complementary tool rather than a replacement for human talent. Real models continue to bring authenticity, emotion and personality that cannot be fully replicated by technology.

Instead, AI is creating new opportunities. Models are increasingly using AI-powered platforms to enhance portfolios, generate professional imagery, analyse market trends and strengthen their personal brands. Technology is becoming another skillset within a modern model’s toolkit.

AI is also revolutionising fashion photography and content creation. Campaigns that once required large budgets, multiple locations and extensive production teams can now be developed more efficiently through AI-assisted editing and image generation tools.

Fashion brands can create realistic visual concepts, test marketing materials and develop promotional content faster than ever before. This enables smaller labels and emerging designers to compete on a more level playing field with larger fashion houses.

For consumers, AI is delivering a more personalised shopping experience. Retailers are using intelligent algorithms to recommend products based on browsing behaviour, purchase history and individual style preferences. Virtual fitting rooms powered by AI allow shoppers to visualise how garments may look before making a purchase, helping to reduce returns and improve customer satisfaction.

Sustainability is another area where AI is making a meaningful impact. The fashion industry has long faced criticism for waste, overproduction and environmental impact. AI-driven forecasting tools can help brands better predict consumer demand, reducing excess inventory and minimising waste.

Manufacturers are also using AI to optimise supply chains, improve fabric utilisation and identify more sustainable production methods. As consumers become increasingly conscious of environmental issues, these innovations could play a crucial role in creating a more responsible fashion industry.

Despite its many advantages, the rise of AI also raises important questions. Concerns surrounding copyright, authenticity, job displacement and ethical use continue to generate debate across the industry. Fashion leaders must find a balance between embracing technological advancement and preserving the human creativity that has always been at the heart of fashion.

The future is unlikely to be a choice between humans and machines. Instead, it will be about collaboration. Designers, photographers, models and marketers who learn to work alongside AI may find themselves at the forefront of a new era of creativity and innovation.

As technology continues to evolve, one thing is clear: AI is no longer a distant concept in the fashion world. It is already reshaping the industry in profound ways. From digital runways and virtual models to smarter design processes and sustainable production, artificial intelligence is helping redefine what is possible.

For fashion professionals willing to adapt, the opportunities are immense. The industry of tomorrow will not simply be driven by style and creativity—it will also be powered by technology. And as AI continues to push boundaries, fashion’s next chapter promises to be one of its most exciting yet.

Royalle Modelling Stars Bring Ancient Legends to Life in Powerful Editorial Shoot

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Fantasy, fashion, and cultural storytelling collided in an extraordinary editorial collaboration as Royalle Modelling talents Asal Abdi, Marina Nothavien, and Paige Noble took part in a visually stunning goddess-inspired photoshoot led by creative photographer Anton Leyba from Reality Marble Media.

Set against a dramatic backdrop filled with symbolic props, flowing fabrics, and cinematic lighting, the shoot explored themes of feminine strength, identity, and mythology. Anton Leyba, known for his highly conceptual photography style, transformed the studio into an ethereal world where each model embodied a unique goddess figure inspired by ancient legends and timeless beauty.

Rather than focusing solely on glamour, the shoot aimed to tell a deeper story through visual art. Every detail — from styling and poses to textures and mood — was carefully crafted to reflect empowerment, resilience, and cultural pride.

Asal Abdi delivered a commanding performance in front of the camera, bringing fierce energy and confidence to the concept. Widely respected within the modelling community for her work mentoring emerging talent through Modelle Academy, Asal combined elegance with intensity, creating images that captured both power and sophistication.

Marina Nothavien introduced a softer, more mystical energy to the editorial. Drawing from her diverse French, Thai, and Pakistani background, Marina’s look added richness and dimension to the series. Her calm presence and refined posing style gave the shoot a dreamlike quality, perfectly complementing the mythical atmosphere envisioned by the creative team.

Completing the trio was Paige Noble, whose strong runway experience and proud Australian and Aboriginal heritage brought emotional authenticity to the project. Paige’s portrayal carried a grounded strength that resonated throughout the shoot, honouring themes of ancestry, resilience, and connection to identity.

Together, the three models showcased more than fashion — they celebrated diversity, culture, and storytelling through artistic expression. The collaboration highlighted how editorial photography can move beyond aesthetics to create meaningful narratives that connect with audiences on a deeper level.

With Anton Leyba’s creative direction and the striking presence of the Royalle Modelling talent, the final images delivered a captivating fusion of mythology, high fashion, and empowerment — proving once again that creativity has the power to transform a photoshoot into a work of art.

StarCentral Media Group’s International Ambassadors Shine at the Philippine International Fashion Festival in Santa Cruz, Laguna

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Photo Credit: Ryan Aguas

StarCentral Media Group’s International Ambassadors delivered an outstanding performance as they proudly represented the brand on the international stage during the spectacular Philippine International Fashion Festival in Santa Cruz, Laguna. The event formed a key highlight of StarCentral’s 21st anniversary celebration, bringing together fashion, culture, tourism, and community in a powerful showcase of creativity and collaboration.

Photo Credit: Ryan Aguas

As the runway came alive with energy and elegance, the spotlight shifted to the talented designers from Santa Cruz, Laguna. Each International Ambassador stepped onto the runway representing a designer, transforming their creative visions into striking live presentations that captivated the audience. The result was a visually stunning display of artistry, craftsmanship, and innovation from some of Laguna’s most respected fashion creatives.

Photo Credit: Ryan Aguas

Taisha walked the runway for designer Jeffrey P. Bautista, confidently showcasing a design that reflected both elegance and bold creativity. Milan followed, representing Gimjude Mirasol Oliveros, delivering a poised and sophisticated runway presentation that highlighted the designer’s distinctive style. Reeha brought grace and flair to the stage as she represented Rochelle Badel, while Zara commanded attention as she walked for John Allan Nograles, embodying the designer’s unique aesthetic.