Suffice it to say, Liza Soberano has become a red carpet regular in the U.S., building on the momentum of her highly-lauded Hollywood debut in the Zelda Williams-helmed film Lisa Frankenstein. As she carves her niche in the international entertainment scene, her presence at major events has become evident. Her latest appearance saw her at the 15th U.S.-Asia Entertainment Awards and Game Changer Awards in Los Angeles, where she brought a fresh and elegant twist to the Filipina formalwear staple, the terno.
LOOK: Liza Soberano Attends the 15th U.S.-Asia Entertainment Awards and Game Changer Awards in Los Angeles
Held on November 12 at the Skirball Cultural Center, the event was organized by the Asia Society. It was a gathering that brought together key industry figures from Hollywood’s Asian-American community, including members of the cast of Shogun and X-Men ‘97 director Emmett Yonemura. Among the attendees present at this year’s gala was Filipino-American actress Liza Soberano, who arrived dressed in a modern version of the classic terno.
Draped in a soft, muted beige, Liza turned heads in an ensemble by Los Angeles-based Filipino label The Mestizo LA. Her cropped bolero, adorned with intricate floral embroidery, featured the terno’s signature butterfly sleeves. She teams the delicate top with a flowy A-line skirt, creating a sense of movement with every step. She pulls the outfit together with silver metallic pointed stilettos, while her dewy, sunlit makeup and soft, cascading curls balanced the look, giving it a relaxed elegance that felt both timeless and effortlessly polished.
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