The GMA Gala 2025 blue carpet served as a celebration of individuality and personal expression, where designer gowns and tailored suits became bold fashion statements.
And this year’s best dressed group showed how a short fashion runway can be a powerful space for authentic style and self-expression.
Held at the Marriott Grand Ballroom, the annual gathering brought together Kapuso and Kapamilya stars from across generations, all dressed to impress. Amid the glitz and glamour, ten artists stood out for embracing bold choices, reimagining the classics, and letting their style speak for itself.
From sculptural silhouettes and artistic detailing to unexpected hues, this year’s best dressed list showcased current trends alongside each wearer’s unique flair.
Charlie Flemming brought flair and fantasy with a bold butterfly ball gown by Mak Tumang, its vivid orange and yellow tones giving the illusion of movement as she glided down the carpet
David Licauco, named Best Dressed Male, stood out in a dusty rose tuxedo by Anthony Ramirez, showing how lighter tones can carry as much presence on the carpet as traditional black.
Content creator and actor Esnyr Ranollo made an unexpected statement in a sculpted ice-blue look by Manny Halasan, pairing whimsy with sharp tailoring to expand the boundaries of menswear.
Fashion muse Heart Evangelista stayed true to her artistic sensibility in a painterly long-sleeved dress by Schiaparelli, paired with a quirky face-shaped purse that added a playful twist.
Wearing a red beaded gown with feathered details and a daring slit, Kira Balinger showcased classic glam with a modern edge. Her gown was designed by Russell Cordero.
Kyline Alcantara, awarded Best Dressed Female, turned heads in a heavily embellished gown from Annie’s Ibiza, featuring cathedral-style beading and glass-like patterns that echoed stained glass windows.
Nico Waje introduced a youthful and structured vibe with his military-inspired black suit by Ian Manila, complete with gold accents and a brooch.
Shuvee Etrata embraced local inspiration in a white gown with rose-shaped red shawls on both arms, custom-made by Rian Fernandez, which combined soft elegance with striking volume.
Vince Maristela embraced a timeless silhouette with a mandarin-collared black suit by Neric Beltran, polished with just the right amount of texture and detail.
Will Ashley embodied sleek elegance in a minimalist black ensemble from SACASAS, styled with an open collar and subtle accessories that highlighted his easygoing charm.
