Erich Gonzales is one of the prettiest faces in local showbiz. It’s not very difficult to make her look stunning. But the great thing about Erich is that she enjoys fashion. She doesn’t stick to one silhouette or style. She changes it up and that makes her an exciting personality to watch. Most recently, she showed off her curves in a sheer Rhett Eala gown for Metro Magazine. At the Star Magic Ball, Erich is a bit more covered up but still a knockout.
In 2009, Erich’s white Grecian gown with dramatic draping and a black belt with gold studs was created by Martin Bautista. She went for a sideswept hairstyle with soft curls that gave her a younger vibe. The assymetric black straps made the gown more interesting, giving it an edgier feel.
Erich Gonzales is one of the prettiest faces in local showbiz. It’s not very difficult to make her look stunning. But the great thing about Erich is that she enjoys fashion. She doesn’t stick to one silhouette or style. She changes it up and that makes her an exciting personality to watch. Most recently, she showed off her curves in a sheer Rhett Eala gown for Metro Magazine. At the Star Magic Ball, Erich is a bit more covered up but still a knockout.
In 2009, Erich’s white Grecian gown with dramatic draping and a black belt with gold studs was created by Martin Bautista. She went for a sideswept hairstyle with soft curls that gave her a younger vibe. The assymetric black straps made the gown more interesting, giving it an edgier feel.
The following year, Erich decided to pump it up big time. She wore a very voluminous black, multi-tiered, ruffle gown by designer Nat Manilag. The super-cinched waistline and Erich’s exquisite shoulder, collar bone, and impossibly thin arms made this whole thing work. Her only accessories were diamond stud earrings, pink lips, and radiant skin. That’s really all you need when you’re wearing yards and yards of fabric beautifully molded onto your body. Striking an overall balance is what makes the look.
Once again chanelling her inner goddess, Erich wore a fully beaded white Ezra gown that featured a low back and a sweeping train. When you think awards night, a gown like this is what almost everyone will imagine. Her neat pulled back hair and soft make-up perfectly complemented Erich’s beauty.
File photo by Inoue Jaena/Rappler
Here are Erich’s other looks through the years.
2014 – She wore this silver gown by Leo Almodal.
File photo by Manman Dejeto/Rappler
In 2015, she wore a dress by Francis Libiran.
File photo by Manman Dejeto/Rappler
In 2016, she wore a white princess ball gown by Pepsi Herrera.
File photo by Alecs Ongcal/Rappler
The public has seen Erich blossom into a beautiful, accomplished young woman. It would be amazing to see what look Erich will go for this Saturday, September 30. –
The following year, Erich decided to pump it up big time. She wore a very voluminous black, multi-tiered, ruffle gown by designer Nat Manilag. The super-cinched waistline and Erich’s exquisite shoulder, collar bone, and impossibly thin arms made this whole thing work. Her only accessories were diamond stud earrings, pink lips, and radiant skin. That’s really all you need when you’re wearing yards and yards of fabric beautifully molded onto your body. Striking an overall balance is what makes the look.
Once again chanelling her inner goddess, Erich wore a fully beaded white Ezra gown that featured a low back and a sweeping train. When you think awards night, a gown like this is what almost everyone will imagine. Her neat pulled back hair and soft make-up perfectly complemented Erich’s beauty.
File photo by Inoue Jaena/Rappler
Here are Erich’s other looks through the years.
2014 – She wore this silver gown by Leo Almodal.
File photo by Manman Dejeto/Rappler
In 2015, she wore a dress by Francis Libiran.
File photo by Manman Dejeto/Rappler
In 2016, she wore a white princess ball gown by Pepsi Herrera.
File photo by Alecs Ongcal/Rappler
The public has seen Erich blossom into a beautiful, accomplished young woman. It would be amazing to see what look Erich will go for this Saturday, September 30.
This article originally appeared in Rappler.
