Blackpink’s Jisoo lit up the stage in California this past weekend—not just with her vocals, but with a standout look that offered a tantalizing preview of what’s to come from Jonathan Anderson’s first womenswear collection at Dior.
During the group’s Deadline World Tour stop in Inglewood, the global K-pop icon stepped out in a custom baby-pink ensemble designed by Anderson. The set, composed of a satin crop top and matching asymmetric skirt, was pure fantasy with a high-fashion edge.
The top featured delicate spaghetti straps and a whimsical, tilted bow placed center stage at the bust, while the skirt blended drama and structure. One side showcased gathered ruching, while the opposite flowed outward in a bold architectural panel—creating a silhouette that felt both romantic and futuristic.
Jisoo styled the look with black leather riding boots and gold accessories, including statement earrings and layered bangles. Completing her stage-ready glam, she wielded a sparkling pink microphone, perfectly coordinated with the rest of her outfit.
The singer later took to Instagram to thank Dior and Anderson for the look, writing:
“Huge thanks to my @Dior family for making my LA stage extra special! So grateful for your support — can’t wait to wear more looks! Love you always 💓 @jonathan.anderson.”
Jisoo has been a Dior ambassador since 2021 and has become one of the brand’s most visible muses. Her continued partnership with the house—especially during such a pivotal moment of creative transition—signals her growing influence not just in music, but in global fashion.
Anderson, who took the reins of Dior’s womenswear division earlier this year, is set to debut his first full collection for the label this fall. If Jisoo’s custom stagewear is any clue, his vision will be defined by rich textures, sculptural forms, and emotionally resonant details.
Following a well-received menswear debut earlier this summer, expectations are high—but if this early glimpse is anything to go by, Dior’s next chapter promises to be anything but ordinary.
