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It’s no wonder why each one of them has been tapped as an ambassador for a major fashion house.
Blackpink is the most popular all-girl music group today. Since the release of the first album, Square One, in 2016, the band members—Jisoo Kim, Jennie Kim, Rosé Park, and Lisa Manoban—have broken numerous records with their high-energy pop music, and garnered a dedicated army of fans, aka Blinks.
But what’s also worth noting is their personal style, as each member’s taste for fashion differs from the other. Plus, with brand endorsements from the likes of Chanel, Dior, Saint Laurent, and Celine, the Blackpink girls have proven that their world domination extends far beyond the music.
From Jennie modernizing a classic bouclé skirt suit, to Lisa effortlessly mixing streetwear and luxeLuxeA word describing rich, high-end quality, from premium materials and meticulous craftsmanship to a sense of indulgence and refinement. In fashion and lifestyle, luxe suggests items made with care andGo to Luxe Glossary separates, we chart why Blackpink is the most fashionable girl band below.
Jisoo Kim
South Korean-born Jisoo, 27, likes to keep things elegant and girly, while maintaining comfort, when it comes to dressing. As a brand ambassador for Dior, it comes as no surprise that creative directorCreative DirectorThe person who sets the overall visual vision of a fashion house, publication, or campaign and guides designers, photographers, and stylists toward it. A creative director's influence shapes collections, imagery,Go to Creative Director Glossary Maria Grazia Chiuri dedicated the brand’s autumn/winter 2021 collection to Jisoo. Apart from being decked out in Dior, the singer loves pieces from Rokh, Amiri and Loewe.
Jennie Kim
It’s no secret that Jennie, 26, is obsessed with Chanel. Having worn a multitude of pieces by the Parisian powerhouse, it’s clear that the singer has a penchant for French-girl style. Whether off-duty, or on the red carpetRed CarpetThe ceremonial walkway at premieres, award shows, and galas where public figures pose for photographers in their most carefully chosen looks. Red-carpet fashion launches trends, fuels designer visibility, and generatesGo to Red Carpet Glossary, Jennie has been seen wearing bouclé skirt suits, cardigans and little dresses in keeping with her classic vibe. Fun fact: Jennie is confirmed to appear in The Weeknd’s upcoming series, The Idol, alongside Lily-Rose Depp.
Rosé Park
Rosé, 25, has a knack for putting together a pared-back chic ensemble. With an enormous collection of hoodies, high-waisted jeans and cropped T-shirts, the singer’s off-duty vibe is very much relaxed. But—true to being an official Saint Laurent girl—Rosé amps things up for evening events in statement party frocks. Her little monochromatic moment with Anthony Vaccarello at the 2021 Met GalaGalaA formal fundraising or celebratory event known for black-tie dress, high-fashion red-carpet looks, and elaborate dinners. Galas let designers dress public figures in statement gowns and tuxedos, and they oftenGo to Gala Glossary is prime example of this.
Lisa Manoban
Born and raised in Thailand before moving to South Korea, Lisa, 25, is a museMuseA person who inspires a designer, photographer, or artist and often becomes the face or embodiment of their creative vision. Famous muses have shaped entire collections and eras of fashion,Go to Muse Glossary to Hedi Slimane, as well as being a brand ambassador for Celine. Her off-duty style blends streetwear with luxe separates—Acne Studios, Praying and Supreme (and Celine, of course) are among her favorite brands. But when it comes to eveningwear, the rapper tends to err on the ultra-glam side of style (that jaw-dropping gold set by Korean label Pinkong at the Bvlgari event in Paris springs to mind.)
This story originally appeared on Vogue.co.uk
Alex Kessler
Alex Kessler, the junior fashion editor at British Vogue, adeptly navigates diverse fashion narratives, from designer highlights to fashion and celebrity style news. His tenure includes prior roles within Condé Nast, where he contributed to the Global Vogue Network and Global Vogue Runway teams, as well as at Porter magazine with Net-A-Porter. Equipped with a keen eye for identifying emerging talent, Kessler honed his skills during his studies in Fashion Communication and Promotion at Central Saint Martins.
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