BLACKPINK’s Lisa Stuns at the Oscars in Korean Designer Dress "Selected as Best Dresser"
BLACKPINK’s Lisa dazzled at the Oscars after-party in a dress by a Korean designer, capturing the spotlight
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BLACKPINK’s Lisa dazzled at the Oscars after-party in a dress by a Korean designer, capturing the spotlight
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On March 2 (local time), Lisa attended the 97th Academy Awards after-party in Beverly Hills, California, USA, where she made a striking impression.
She wore a black leather see-through dress that revealed her shoulders and back, drawing all eyes to her. Notably, the dress was a piece from the first collection of “Miss Sohee”, a haute couture brand founded by Korean designer Park Sohee, making it even more of a hot topic.
Lisa’s fashion was also highlighted by leading international fashion magazines. Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and others recognized Lisa among the best-dressed stars, alongside Kendall Jenner, Demi Moore, Selena Gomez and Margaret Qualley.
Earlier that day, Lisa took the stage at the Academy Awards ceremony at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, further proving her global influence.
During a special tribute to the James Bond 007 franchise, she delivered a powerful performance of “Live and Let Die” in a black dress. Though short, her commanding stage presence and outstanding vocals earned her a standing ovation, marking a historic moment as the first K-pop singer to perform at the Oscars.
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Meanwhile, Lisa released her full-length album “Alter Ego” on February 28, featuring collaborations with top global artists like Doja Cat, RAYE, Megan Thee Stallion, Future and Tyla. She is also set to perform at the world’s largest music festival “Coachella” this April, marking another major milestone in her career.
Meanwhile, BLACKPINK will kick off their massive world tour on July 5~6 at Goyang Stadium in South Korea before heading to Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, New York, Paris, Milan, Barcelona, London and Tokyo, covering a total of 10 cities worldwide.
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