There’s something to be said about how beauty queens and young achievers continue to define success in this country.
On March 29, the 6th Philippine Faces of Success awards night unfolds at Teatrino Greenhills in San Juan City, once again reminding us that excellence comes in many forms — from pageantry and entertainment to young Filipinos quietly making a mark in their communities.
Among those being recognized are beauty queens who have long represented grace and strength on the international stage.
Evangeline Pascual, Miss World 1973 First Princess, and Daisy Reyes, Miss World 1996 Miss Personality, have carried the country’s colors with pride. Joining them are Reina Hispanoamericana 2025 Dia Mate and Miss Grand International 2024 first runner-up Christine Julianne “CJ” Opiaza, proof that Filipinas remain strong contenders in global pageants.
For years, beauty queens have been seen as symbols of discipline, confidence, and influence. Their achievements go beyond crowns and sashes — they shape how the country views success and representation.
The event, presented by Best Magazine and organized by awards producer Richard Hinola II, will also feature the 2nd Philippine Young Faces of Success 2025, which aims to highlight young individuals making an impact in their communities.
This year’s Outstanding Young Achievers include Sandro Muhlach, Gia Gonzales, JP Cabrera, Marianne Bermundo, JC Alcantara, Katherine Clough, Briant Scott Lomboy, Elia Ilano, Arkin Lagman, Larkim Castor, and Yancy De Vega.
“This year’s event highlights the passion, dedication, and achievements of the next generation of Filipino changemakers,” Hinola said.
