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Lisa attended the Louis Vuitton fashion show wearing a butter yellow crop top and leather pants.
The star has been an ambassador for the house since July 2024.
She spoke out about her relationship with fashion in September, saying the world is still “completely new” to her.
Blackpink’s Lisa confirmed that butter yellow will continue to be a trend for spring 2026. The K-Pop star wore a pastel long-sleeved crop top to Louis Vuitton’s Fall/Winter 2026 show in Paris this afternoon. However, the top had a twist, a double belt, and a long black top that opened underneath, exposing her navel. She completed the look with leather pants and a matching bag.
Lisa shared her day on Instagram Stories, from the Louis Vuitton gifts and sweets she enjoyed before the show to the view from the front row.
Lisa will become a Louis Vuitton ambassador in July 2024. In a video premiered on ELLE following the news, Lisa spoke about her love for Louis Vuitton: “I am so honored to be working with such a great brand that I admire so much,” she said. “So I’m really looking forward to creating more great moments with Louis Vuitton. Over the years, Louis Vuitton has always maintained its originality. Its iconic monogram is a historical piece that remains popular to this day, so I aim to be the one who can maintain its originality.”
The star has recently been focusing on both acting (he’s currently filming the Netflix action thriller Tigo) and the February 27 release of Blackpink’s mini-album Deadline.
In September, Lisa reflected on her relationship with fashion in an interview with AnOther magazine. “Fashion is still very new to me,” she admitted. “I like to wear things that are fun, unique, and crazy. For Coachella (2025), I wore this reptilian bodysuit and I was obsessed with it. It’s definitely my favorite look of late.”
She also talked about her love for love baths, a trend she helped popularize, saying, “I would love to collaborate with Love Bu. It was a friend who introduced me to the world of Love Bu. At first, I thought, ‘What is this cute little monster?'” I didn’t know. And I became obsessed with them and kept collecting them and putting them on my bags. I’m so sad that it’s so popular that it’s no longer available. ”
