Jennie Kim of Blackpink got fired up in a deep red dress for the ... and blues against black and white,” Rhonda Richford wrote in WWD’s review of the collection. “Velvet was a key textile ...

Black Pink/Youtube Jennie released the sultry dance-pop hit on Friday. The song dropped with a dance performance video featuring the BLACKPINK artist in a red dress and joined by a crew of back-up ...

Seeing Blackpink’s Jennie wear different coloured tutus and leg warmers every night on her Born Pink tour turbocharged the trend for 2023, and Red Velvet’s Joy and Yeri have joined in too ...

Blackpink’s Jennie slays on red carpet in trend setting iconic black dress making it a fusion of two different outfits. Her chic look is trend setting. Blackpink's Jennie Kim dazzled for the ...

K-Pop's biggest stars in the audience: TWICE, Red Velvet, and more! Jennie's BLACKPINK bandmate ... Jaw-Dropping 26-Carat ...

The South Korean pop star and Chanel ambassador channeled the house’s history wearing a classic mini dress pulled from the '90s Jennie Kim called the shots in Chanel on the 2023 Met Gala red carpet.

Traditionally, the bride’s mother wears a red-toned skirt, while the groom’s mother wears blue. Red symbolizes a mother’s sorrow in sending her daughter off to another family — a reflection of ...

Jennie was naturally decked out in full Chanel, wearing a vintage Chanel white minidress, adorned with a white rose. She accessorized with black tights and heels. Jennie is having one of her ...

On May 6, Jennie Kim surprised everyone when she graced the Met Gala 2024 red carpet wearing a wrap-around blue dress that showed ... paired with the Hush 01 black sunnies from her collection.

JENNIE channeled the classic beauty of Coco Chanel at the 2025 Met Gala on Monday (May 5). By Heran Mamo JENNIE channeled the classic beauty of Coco Chanel at the 2025 Met Gala on Monday (May 5).

Jennie Kim of Blackpink got fired up in a deep red dress for the Billboard Women ... colors of minty greens and blues against black and white,” Rhonda Richford wrote in WWD’s review of the collection.