The Best of Liza Soberano’s “Forgotten Island” Press Tour Looks

Forgotten Island has just arrived in theaters, and the past few weeks have been a whirlwind for Liza Soberano. The Fil-Am actress, who voices the film’s protagonist, Raissa, has been traveling the globe to promote the DreamWorks animated feature. From Manila to Venice, Los Angeles, and beyond, the budding Hollywood star has had a string of back-to-back engagements. And, of course, that also meant an endless stream of showstopping outfits.

At each stop, Liza slipped into creations by designers from around the world, all styled by Katie Qian—the celebrity stylist who also works with the likes of KATSEYE and Tyla.

Ahead, we spotlight our favorite looks from Liza’s Forgotten Island press tour.

At the Philippine screening held at SM Mall of Asia, Liza wore an intricately embroidered creation by Indian-American designer Naeem Khan.

Constructed from cascading layers of fringe tassels, the skin-toned piece featured botanical motifs embroidered across its figure-skimming bodice. With its tactile finish and natural-toned palette, the ensemble evokes local woven textiles, almost like raffia.

For a series of engagements with the local press, Liza opted for an elegant floral frock from Brazilian luxury brand PatBO. The bubble-skirt silhouette featured an ivory-toned base covered in dainty champagne-hued floral motifs.

At the Venice Film Festival, Liza graced the red carpet in an otherworldly couture creation by Hong Kong-born designer Robert Wun. First seen on the Spring/Summer 2026 runway, the pristine look featured a structured panier skirt and 3D butterfly appliqués, artfully positioned as though they were hovering across the dress.

For the Diane von Furstenberg Awards gala during the Venice Film Festival, Liza wore a silk, lilac-hued creation by Lebanese designer Georges Hobeika.

The gown featured a form-fitting, strapless silk corset that flowed into a sheer, floor-length skirt. Creating an elongated silhouette, the base remained sleek and classic, punctuated by the skirt's sheer, richly textured overlay—heavily embellished with delicate pink pearls, sequins, and dimensional beadwork.

At the 3rd annual Manila International Film Festival gala in Los Angeles, Liza wore a strapless column gown by Lebanese-American designer Rami Kadi. The body-contouring design featured a corseted bodice covered entirely in a pattern of vertically cascading geometric triangles, rendered through intricate hand-embroidered beadwork.