John Estrada modeled for Randy Ortiz. He gamely talked about his beginnings as a fashion model in the late '80s, but refused to talk about the controversial "kisscandal" with Gretchen Barretto.

"Twenty years is a milestone for being able to overcome trials and challenges. It's about having to unite for a common cause with numerous achievements, while building that sense of belonging," said Tweetie de Leon-Gonzalez, former two-term PMAP president and the former Faye in Enteng Kabisote's life on Okay Ka, Fairy Ko! 

Wilma Doesnt strutted the runway even if she's eight months pregnant with her second child. She is due to give birth any time soon to a baby girl. When asked about her baby's father, she simply laughed, "Sabihin ko sayo after 20 years!"

Paolo Paraiso donned a brown suit. He is one of the PMAP models who successfully made a crossover to show business. He recently starred in Angels, a movie produced by Angel Locsin.

Fashion designer-turned-reality star Mich Dulce wore one of her creations. The former Pinoy Big Brother housemate currently co-stars in sitcom John en Shirley.

Abbygale Arenas arrived with husband, the photographer Jun de Leon. During her heyday as a supermodel, she was considered as the Linda Evangelista of the Philippines. She also placed 11th in the 1997 Miss Universe pageant.

Channel V VJ Joey Mead worked the runway in this whimsical Frederick Peralta creation.

The Buzz segment host Phoemela Barranda also modeled for Frederick Peralta.

Phoem, as she is fondly called by colleagues, became a millionaire at the age of 18.She earned such huge amount of money from her modeling and endorsement projects in and outside of the country.

Rissa Mananquil-Samson, the current president of PMAP, was one of Inno Sotto's models for his modern all-black creation.

Apples Aberin-Sadhwani in an Inno Sotto creation. The former PMAP president congratulated Rissa Mananquil-Samson for a job well done. "I think 20 years is historical to PMAP's success. I'm very proud of Rissa, who continues to serve as a fine example of a PMAP officer. I hope the same values extend to the next batch as well."