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Meet 2bU’s prom red-carpet stars


JANNA Lejano, St. Pedro Poveda College, and AlfonsoMontelibano,
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The 2013 Prom Season saw girls walk the red carpet in sparkles, bold or jewel-tone fabrics and saccharine-sweet styles, while guys suited up in sleek neutrals, with the occasional statement bright silk bow-tie, slim tie or vest.

The 2bU Prom Red-Carpet Star promo called on all prom-goers nationwide to post their looks on Instagram using the hashtag #2buprom, with six winners getting a special treat—a shopping spree at Forever 21, Uniqlo and SM Department Store.

Three girls stood out from among the entries: Janna Lejano and her modern take on gothic-romantic; Monica Anson, who dazzled in a jewel-like pink-violet frock; and Mikaela Gonzales in her swan-like, lacy mini dress matched with a gold clutch and velveteen fuchsia heels.

MONICA Anson, San Beda Alabang

Among the guys, the most dashing were Alfonso Montelibano, who paired his suit with silk tie and monochrome boutonniere; Carl Laurel in a single-breasted suit with statement bow-tie; and Lorenzo Roi Florendo’s geek-chic ensemble.

On this page are the photos to prove these stars shone bright on their prom night.

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