Lisa from Blackpink

Blackpink’s Lisa and BTS’s Tae-Hyeung Stun Fans at Celine Fashion Show

Beloved in China and the rest of the world, K-pop idols have the means to turn on the heat at established European events

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Jun 27, 2022 1 mins read

On June 26, French luxury fashion brand Celine closed Paris Fashion Week (PFW) with a presentation of its summer 2023 men’s collection. However, social media users seemed more interested in the celebrities in attendance, namely Lisa from Blackpink and V (born Kim Tae-hyung) from BTS.


Korean actor Park Bogum showed up with the two K-pop stars, forming a wow trifecta. The news has since gone viral on Weibo, with a related hashtag amassing more than 89 million views at the time of writing.

Obsessed over Lisa and V’s outfits, thousands of Chinese fans have reposted clips and photos of their looks.


“It doesn’t matter which country they go to, they still have fans screaming at the top of their lungs,” observed one Weibo user.


More succinct comments range from “Taehyung stunned me” to “Lisa is so beautiful.”


Kim Taehyung sporting a glam-rock Celine outfit. Via Twitter

Kim Tae-hyung aka V from BTS wearing Celine. Image via Twitter


Rocking a red leather jacket, black leather pants, a turtleneck bedecked with black sequins, and an oversized necklace from Dysfunctional Bauhaus, designer Heidi Slimane’s latest collection for Celine, V was the very epitome of edgy glam rock.


Lisa, on the other hand, paired a black sequined halterneck top with black shorts and completed her look with a black Celine Triomphe bag.


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Lisa from Blackpink at the Celine fashion show. Image via Twitter


A global face of the brand since September 2020, the female rapper and singer has appeared in several Celine campaigns and attended various fashion shows. Since PFW, a hashtag related to her role as one of Celine’s brand ambassadors has gained over 140 million views.


A phenomenon born of the global rise of Korean entertainment, it has become common practice for European luxury brands to choose Korean stars as their brand ambassadors. Beloved in China and the rest of the world, K-pop idols are likely to grace more established European events in the near future.


Cover image via Weibo

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