It was a night of brilliance, beauty, and boundless pride as the country’s most influential women took center stage at the MEGA Ball 2025, a dazzling celebration held last night to honor the exceptional achievements of Filipinas across diverse industries.

This year’s theme spotlighted Filipinas as movers and shakers—trailblazers whose excellence, leadership, and global impact have become a powerful source of national pride. Through the Pinoy Pride Awards, MEGA Magazine paid tribute to women who are not only at the top of their game but are also catalysts of progress, courage, and cultural transformation.

Held in true MEGA fashion—with style, sophistication, and substance—the event gathered luminaries from fashion, media, business, arts, and advocacy under one glamorous roof. The red carpet dazzled with iconic looks, but the heart of the evening lay in the stories of the awardees whose lives continue to inspire generations.

Pinoy Pride Awardees 2025

Dr. Vicki Belo, trailblazing dermatologist and founder of Belo Medical Group, was celebrated for revolutionizing beauty and aesthetic medicine in the Philippines, transforming confidence and redefining global standards of care.

Heart Evangelista, style icon and international fashion muse, was recognized for elevating Filipino fashion on the global stage and using her platform to advocate for women’s empowerment and artistry.

Niana Guerrero, the young social media sensation and dance prodigy, was honored for representing Filipino creativity and youth energy on a global scale, inspiring millions with her talent and authenticity.

Dolly de Leon, acclaimed international actress, received recognition for her groundbreaking roles and fearless storytelling, making history for Filipino actors in global cinema.

Karen Davila, veteran broadcast journalist, was applauded for her unrelenting commitment to truth, public service, and empowering women through informed storytelling.

Suzy Yuzon, entrepreneur and champion of women-led businesses, was acknowledged for pioneering inclusive economic spaces that uplift Filipina entrepreneurs.

Grace Vera Cruz, Grab Philippines Country Head, was celebrated for redefining leadership in the tech and transport sectors and for championing innovation with impact.

Georcelle Dapat-Sy, master choreographer behind G-Force, was honored for revolutionizing dance in Philippine pop culture and mentoring new generations of artists.

Alice Reyes, National Artist for Dance, and Agnes Locsin, renowned choreographer, were jointly awarded for their lifelong dedication to Philippine dance, cultural preservation, and world-class choreography.