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The moment the lights dimmed, the runway at the Manila Fashion Week 2025 turned into a scene straight out of a fever dream — sleek, sultry and dangerously sophisticated.
Known for his unapologetically powerful take on modern femininity, Chris Nick delivered a masterclass in structure and sensuality, with razor-sharp tailoring, statement fabrics, and a moody palette that screamed Manila after dark.
“It’s essentially inspired by the hedonistic things I love to do — this collection specifically is sex-club centric,” Chris teased. “If you think about it, the different shades of browns represent different skin tones, and well, the ivory shades represent — you know.”
His signature tuxedo made a sultry comeback, reimagined with contrasts that teased between elegance and temptation. “It’s polished yet raunchy and sensual in the most CHRIS NICK way,” he said.
“That sex sells — it’s never left fashion,” he added with a smirk. “That CHRIS NICK knows great sex — and you should too.”