All the Best Hairstyles at the 2026 Filipino Music Awards
The FMA 2026 red carpet saw Filipino music’s biggest names make their mark with bold color, sculpted texture, and fresh takes on classic cuts
- Bold color took center stage, from cotton-candy pink to vivid red and platinum blonde.
- Retro references returned through layered cuts, curtain styles, and feathered fringes.
- Braids, spikes, and sculpted textures brought a sharper edge to the night’s hairstyles.
The hair takes center stage
The Filipino Music Awards red carpet delivered plenty of standout style beyond the clothes, with hair becoming another part of the statement as artists experimented with color, texture, shape, and throwback references.
The night moved between polished and unruly, romantic and maximalist. Whether through dramatic color or a carefully sculpted finish, these hairstyles proved that a strong red-carpet look starts well above the collar.
From vivid dyes to intricate braids, the evening’s best looks showed how much personality can be expressed through hair. Each artist brought a distinct point of view, turning familiar cuts and styling techniques into memorable red-carpet statements.
ALAMAT Jao
A cotton-candy pink transformation gives Jao immediate impact. The voluminous, brushed-up texture keeps the color sharp rather than sweet, finished with a sculpted shape that commands attention.
BGYO Mikki
Mikki taps into ’70s cool with tousled, layered hair that frames the face with plenty of movement. The warm brown tone and slim eyewear sharpen the retro reference without making it feel costume-like.
Maki
Maki keeps things sleek and dramatic with jet-black hair swept into soft, piecey bangs that flow into a spiky silhouette at the back. The feathered fringe falls naturally across the forehead, adding a romantic edge to the overall look.
Flow G
Cornrow braids give Flow G a tightly sculpted silhouette, with intricate patterns radiating across the scalp. Paired with oversized shades and statement jewelry, the hairstyle fits seamlessly into his maximalist approach.
Yes My Love Brian
Brian’s platinum-blond cut brings plenty of attitude, with spiked layers creating a deliberately unruly finish. Longer pieces at the back add dimension to an otherwise sharply defined shape.
VXON Patrick
Patrick goes bold with vivid red hair styled into choppy, spiked layers. A short fringe and deliberately messy texture push the color even further, giving the cut an aggressive edge.
SB19 Stell
Stell keeps things edgy with his short black hair turned into a spiky texture and a slightly tousled shape. The lifted finish adds definition while keeping the overall effect polished and effortless.
VXON Franz
Franz puts a softer spin on the curtain cut with honey-blond layers parted down the middle and swept away from the face. Subtle volume and face-framing strands give the style an easy, polished finish.
Frequently asked questions
Bold hair colors, textured cuts, sculpted styles, braids, and retro-inspired shapes stood out across the red carpet.
ALAMAT’s Jao and VXON’s Patrick made strong cases with cotton-candy pink and vivid red hair, respectively.
BGYO’s Mikki brought a ’70s-inspired layered look, while VXON’s Franz gave the classic curtain cut a contemporary update.
Flow G stood out with tightly sculpted cornrow braids arranged in intricate patterns across the scalp.
Yes My Love’s Brian brought a particularly edgy finish with platinum-blond, spiked layers and longer pieces at the back.
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