The Spring/Summer 2025 presentations captured a new era of Filipino fashion stars as they hit the cities of New York, Milan, and Paris
Filipino talent flashed strongly during Fashion Month from the cities of New York to Paris, establishing a profound impression on the world’s most esteemed catwalks. The enthusiasm was apparent as both new and recognized Filipino celebrities dominated fashion’s greatest platform. Through their appearance—attending and walking for fashion shows—they illustrate that Pinoy power is no longer simply a presence, but an influence.
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New York Fashion Week
Michelle Dee and Kyline Alcantara strutted for Chris Nick, turning heads with their natural confidence as they embraced the designer’s vision. Meanwhile, Kobe Paras made his NYFW debut as he walked for Milarri.
Pia Wurtzbach attended shows like COS, Alice + Olivia, Prabal Gurung, and Tommy Hilfiger as well as the all-Filipino designers showcase FILIPINXT, demonstrating her commanding range as she olidified her place among fashion’s elite.
Milan Fashion Week
Over in Milan, it was hard to miss Heart Evangelista as she verified her ability to adapt to the aesthetic of each house, whether it was the romance of Ferretti or the sensuality of Dolce and Gabbana.
Max Collins and Tim Yap are both carving their paths in high fashion. Max displayed her adaptability by making appearances for Collini Milano, Fendi, Hogan, and Bally, while Tim contributed his distinctive style to Gucci, BOSS, Bally, and Onitsuka Tiger.
Dr. Vicki Belo and Dr. Hayden Kho attracted notice at Prada, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Versace, and Bottega Veneta—while Pia Wurtzbach continued her reign, from Brunello Cucinelli to Missoni and Ferrari. Anne Curtis made a memorable appearance for Gucci.
Paris Fashion Week
Then came Paris—the city of lights and the final scene of Fashion Month. Heart Evangelista stunned at Dior, Saint Laurent, Chloe, and Louis Vuitton as she epitomized modern French beauty.
Pia Wurtzbach closed the show for Michael Cinco and walked for L’Oreal—her strut, a true moment of pride. Michelle Dee, who opened for Michael Cinco, had her own standout blonde moments for MAITREPIERRE, Zomer, and Sandro.
Meanwhile, Sarah Lahbati, Anne Curtis, and Max Collins were also lighting up the City of Light, while Bryan Boy continued his style authority.
Kylie Verzosa started her first Paris Fashion Week moment. With Dr. Hayden Kho on the Michael Cinco runway and Maymay Entrata for Leo Almodal, the Filipino invasion of Paris seemed complete.
This fashion season signaled a turning point for Filipinos in the industry, from the sophisticated sidewalks of New York to the legendary houses of Paris. The latest crop of Filipino style stars suggested that our look belongs to the forefront of fashion’s global stage as we are one of power, pride, and presence. It’s certain they are defining global fashion, Filipino style.
Photos: F/ROW, CHRIS NICK, VICKI BELO, HAYDEN KHO, KYLIE VERZOSA, SARAH LAHBATI, ANNE CURTIS, HEART EVANGELISTA, MICHELLE DEE, PIA WURTZBACH, TIM YAP, BRYANBOY, MAYMAY ENTRATA, and MAX COLLINS (via Instagram)