All the looks Miss Supranational 2026 Katrina Llegado wore during the finals night
Katrina Llegado served unforgettable looks on her way to winning the Miss Supranational 2026 title during the coronation night in Poland early Saturday (PH time).
Besting 66 other aspirants, the beauty queen from Taguig solidified her status as the second Filipina to take home the coveted crown. From her initial introduction all the way to her crowning moment, she was an absolute vision on stage.
Joining her in the Miss Supranational 2026 royal court are France’s Eve Gilles (1st runner-up), Brazil’s Lara Marina (2nd runner-up), Nigeria’s Ndah Eno (3rd runner-up), and the Czech Republic’s Karolina Gorylova (4th runner-up).
The night also honored continental titleholders Tracy Nabukeera (Tanzania, Africa), Silvia Maestre (Venezuela, Americas), Agnes Rahajeng (Indonesia, Asia & Oceania), Rasheda Green (Jamaica, Caribbean), and Oliwia Mikulska (Poland, Europe).
See her outfits below.
Parade of Nations
Llegado owned the stage at Parade of Nations! Proudly waving the Philippine flag, she wore a white tube corset dress that effortlessly showcased her gorgeous morena skin.
Confidence round
The 28-year-old beauty queen and Clocheflame co-founder commanded the stage in the confidence round, rocking a mint green halter bikini and printed sarong.
Question and answer portion
Moving on to the Top 12, Llegado, who graduated cum laude with a degree in financial management from the De La Salle University, wore a metallic pink pantsuit and corset by Marc Soliven Ngan.
During the Q&A portion, she answered: "As a visionary leader, I want to be a shining example to every women that we are only limited to the boundaries that we set for ourselves. So let us never stop becoming because true greatness starts [when] limit ends."
Finals
Fit for a true queen, Llegado wore a long-sleeved evening gown by Rian Fernandez that features the colors of a sunrise and golden details.
"Just like every sunrise, each new day is a chance to dream bigger, stand taller, and keep believing. Tonight, I wear not just a gown, but the hopes of every Filipino cheering me on," she wrote on social media.
For her final question, she was asked to share about the moment she stopped trying to become the woman the world expected her to be and started becoming the woman she was meant to be.
She said "I always believe that we should never fit into a mold. We are perfectly imperfect, I am someone who struggles with perfection. I am here today doing my best and becoming my best version. And here in Miss Supranational, I know I belong. I know a place for me—and this is becoming Supra—above and beyond."
