Lovi Poe Champions Filipino Excellence at Venice Film Festival—Here’s What She Wore
Few stars navigate international red carpets with as much understated glamour as Filipino actress and producer Lovi Poe. Across her appearances at the prestigious Venice Film Festival, Lovi has consistently turned heads with choices that bridge bold Filipino design and classic European sophistication.
14 years after her first Venice Film Festival appearance, Lovi returned in style for the presentation of Lav Diaz’s film Makikiraan Po (Let Us Through, Dear Ancestors), co-produced by her banner, C’est Lovi Productions. Her wardrobe reflected this professional milestone, shifting from starlet glamour to polished executive style.
Lovi Poe in Dior and Christian Louboutin | Photo from @lovipoe on InstagramFor her daytime photocall appearances, Lovi exuded sharp, corporate-chic sophistication in an impeccably structured Dior ivory two-piece skirt set. Featuring a waist-cinching jacket with a peplum flare, polished gold buttons, and a matching button-down mini skirt, the ensemble struck an effortless balance between modern corporate power and timeless European glamour. She grounded the monochromatic look with classic black pointed pumps and soft, brushed-out waves, perfectly suited for stepping off the iconic Venetian water taxis.
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Lovi Poe in Jot Losa | Photo from @lovipoe on InstagramOn the red carpet, Lovi leaned into sultry, high-drama elegance with a structured black power suit by designer Jot Losa. The piece featured baby pink high-neck long sleeves, intricate semi-sheer lace with a satin bow, with open-toed black heels that showed off her brilliant comeback to Venice. Accentuated by sleek hair, minimal jewelry, and a soft smokey eye, the ensemble showcased her growth as not only an actress but as a producer and showed off Philippine craftsmanship directly to the international stage.
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