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Philippines Best Dressed Committee (from left) Froilan “Roy” Gonzales, Betty Chua, Mildred Vitangcol, Helen Ong, Sheree Chua, Marian Ong, Bo Muralla, Flora Chua, Charlie Rufino, Mario Katigbak, Maymay Liechtenstein, Eisa Mercado and Noel Gonzales.

Hall of Fame, Shyla Tan and style icons (from left) Jessie Maloles, Stacey Pastor Alog, Vivian Caramba, Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro, Maybelle Padillo and Alexia Nuñez.
The honorees of the Best Dressed Women of the Philippines 2025 are now immortalized with this year’s edition of the coffeetable book! This annual publication is a must-have and much anticipated addition to one’s personal library. If you remember the gala I wrote about a couple of weeks ago, you’ll also remember the dazzling dames that have made an immense impact in their respective fields.
Culture, philanthropy, public service, business and creative industries were well represented this year. They embody the new meaning of being “Best Dressed” — to wear your best self, inside and out, and step into roles that make a difference and not just do it for yourself.
Being a part of this BDWP feature and honor is not just a platform for them to bring awareness to their own missions, but also serves its own greater purpose by contributing to the Philippine Cancer Society. It’s truly so inspiring. I sure look forward to getting my copy and reading more about their impact. Congratulations again to the honorees — all well-deserved. Don’t forget to get your copy soon, too. Cheers!