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Fashion Exhibition 2025: Creativity Matters — A Fashion Show For A Cause

Last December 14, I had the privilege of attending Fashion Exhibition 2025: Creativity Matters, a meaningful fashion show for a cause in Davao City held at Felcris Centrale. I was invited to the event as my page, Anything About Davao, was chosen as one of the official social media influencer partners—an opportunity I truly appreciate and value.




As someone who loves fashion not only for its beauty but for the stories it tells, this event felt deeply personal. It reminded me that creativity becomes even more powerful when it is used to uplift others—this time, in support of Davao’s hardworking street sweepers.


Organized by Icon Elites Artist Management and led by creative director Pau Garcia, the show went beyond aesthetics. It carried a clear and heartfelt message: fashion can be both stylish and socially responsible.



THE TURN OVER




Fashion With a Purpose: Supporting Davao Street Sweepers


What truly set Fashion Exhibition 2025 apart was its advocacy. The event was dedicated to Davao’s street sweepers—the unsung heroes who keep our city clean every single day. Watching a fashion show rooted in gratitude and respect made the experience even more meaningful, especially knowing that creativity was being used to give back to the community.


Throughout the night, I felt that this was more than a runway event. It was a reminder that fashion has the power to give back, to acknowledge lives that are often overlooked, and to turn creativity into compassion.


Pau Garcia and Rey MNL Calajate 



Rey Calajate’s Designs: Where Art Meets Wearability


The highlight of the evening was the stunning collection by fashion designer Rey Calajate. His designs immediately caught my attention—bold yet elegant, artistic yet wearable. Each piece showcased thoughtful construction, strong silhouettes, and details that reflected both confidence and creativity.




As the models walked the runway, it was clear that Rey Calajate’s work tells a story. The collection felt empowering, modern, and expressive without feeling distant. These were designs that celebrated individuality while remaining grounded in real-life fashion.














For me, this collection proved that local fashion designers continue to raise the bar with originality and craftsmanship.





The Runway Experience at Felcris Centrale


The choice of Felcris Centrale as the venue perfectly complemented the event. Its modern, open space created an intimate yet elevated atmosphere for the runway show. Surrounded by fellow creatives, fashion enthusiasts, and advocates—including members of the local media—the energy in the room felt warm and inspiring.




Every applause felt intentional—not just for the models or the designs, but for the cause behind the show. It was one of those events where you feel proud just to be present.





Why Fashion Events Like This Matter



Attending Fashion Exhibition 2025: Creativity Matters reinforced why I continue to support and cover local fashion events in Davao through Anything About Davao. When creativity is paired with purpose, it becomes impactful. Fashion stops being just visual—it becomes emotional, social, and meaningful.




By using fashion as a platform to support street sweepers, the event sent a powerful message: every role in our community matters and deserves recognition.






Fashion Exhibition 2025: Creativity Matters was more than a fashion show—it was a celebration of heart, creativity, and community. Kudos to Icon Elites Artist Management, creative director Pau Garcia, and designer Rey MNL Calajate for creating an event that beautifully merged advocacy with fashion.




Anything About Davao (Pal Raine) and Joric Adventure (Joric Tan & Vic Trazo)
Social Media Partners


Being part of this event as a social media influencer partner made the experience even more special and meaningful for me. It reaffirmed my belief that fashion is at its best when it tells a story, sparks emotion, and creates positive change. Truly, creativity matters—especially when it’s used for a cause.






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