Liza Soberano Turns Heads in Strapless Lace and Powder Blue Drama

The first thing you notice isn’t the lace. It’s the blue.

In a quiet studio portrait taken in February 2026, Liza Soberano stands against a simple backdrop of wooden floors and closed blinds. No elaborate set. No distractions. Which makes what she’s wearing feel even more intentional.

She chose a strapless embroidered lace gown in a soft beige tone that fits like it was tailored inch by inch. The silhouette is sculpted and close to the body, clean from bust to hem, with intricate raised patterns that almost feel baroque in detail. It’s elegant without being overworked. At the center of the waist sits a tiny red heart embellishment. Small, but striking. It pulls your eye in and adds a subtle emotional note to the look.

But then comes the contrast.

Draped over her arms is a voluminous powder blue wrap that cascades to the floor, pooling behind her like a dramatic train. The gown itself stays narrow and structured, but the wrap brings movement and scale. That tension between fitted lace and sweeping fabric is what elevates the entire look.

Her beauty choices remain polished and restrained. Loose, glossy waves parted to one side. A delicate necklace. Subtle rings. Nothing competing for attention.

Personally, I think the wrap is what transforms this from beautiful to memorable. Without it, the dress is refined. With it, the moment becomes cinematic.

Liza, who recently presented at the 53rd Annie Awards in a Paolo Sebastian couture creation, continues to carve out her place in Hollywood. She even shared on social media how she felt like she was living her princess dreams in the couture gown. At the awards show, she was photographed alongside winners from each category, including directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans of KPop Demon Hunters.

Sometimes, less room makes more impact.