The Metro Manila Film Festival celebrated its golden anniversary with a glamorous awards night honoring the best of Philippine cinema. Stars graced the red carpet in stunning outfits, reminiscent of an Oscars celebration.
The Metro Manila Film Festival ( MMFF ) celebrated its 50th anniversary with a grand “Gabi ng Parangal” on Friday, December 27, honoring the best of Philippine cinema. The event not only recognized the actors and the talent behind the camera but also featured a glamorous evening filled with stunning performances and breathtaking fashion. Stars dazzled on the red carpet at the Solaire Grand Ballroom in elegant ensembles, reminiscent of an Oscars-style celebration.
Nadine Lustre, Uninvited actress Nadine Lustre turned heads in a fiery red gown created by fashion designer Mark Bumgarner. Featuring a sultry silhouette and intricate detailing, Nadine matched her ensemble with a sleek bun hairstyle. Crowned Best Actress for her role in the horror film Espantaho, Judy Ann Santos exuded timeless elegance in a black Solace London gown styled by Studio 24c. Green Bones star and Best Supporting Actor Ruru Madrid paired his big win with a modern dark gray barong by Joey Samson. His girlfriend, Bianca Umali, dazzled in a sleek white gown, also made by Samson. As one of the hosts of the night, Gabbi Garcia showcased Maison Glademir Echavarre’s Rosalia Collection in a stunning blue velvet gown, designed with gold embellishments. She completed her look with a sleek hairstyle and a pair of silver earrings from Miladay Jewels. Setting aside the “mishap” during the awards night, comedy actress Eugene Domingo graced the event wearing a fashion-forward pad paper baro with field day embroidery, designed by Daryl Maat, and paired it with a saya from Jay Lorenz Cunanan. The Kingdom star Piolo Pascual stayed true to his dashing reputation, wearing a tailored Neric Beltran suit with a sleek design, highlighting his charismatic presence not just on the red carpet but also throughout the awards night. Actress Jane De Leon, one of the cast members of Strange Frequencies: Taiwan Killer Hospital, brought sophistication to the awards night with her black and red gown intricately designed with red flower prints
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