SUSIE Quiros, Nikki Menchaca, Mia Borromeo, PJ Pascual, Marilu Batchelor, Anne Marie Saguil, Marina Trigo and Montse Cuervo.
It was a profound sartorial and physical dialogue, where classical excellence met modern passion, reminding every patron that dance remains the most evocative universal language.
Beyond the footlights, the evening unfolded as a vibrant tapestry of Manila’s most discerning circles — a curated convergence of the diplomatic, cultural and social vanguards.
Supported by the Ayala and Steps Dance Foundations, the event spearheaded by Ayala Land was more than a mere performance, it was a synergy of community and heritage.
As the applause lingered in the Makati air, it was clear that the festival had successfully redefined the city’s identity as a premier cultural destination that weaves together a legacy of grace.