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During Celine's summer 2022 collection presentation in Nice, France, BLACKPINK superstar Lalisa Manobal (known by fans as “Lisa”) made her runway debut as part of her ongoing Celine ambassadorship. In a film accompanying the event, close-up shots of Lisa's blunt-cut bangs and face-framing bob prepped fans for the even more glamorous reveal to come: Draped in a forest-green varsity jacket adorned with the words “Celine Paris,” she stepped out on the Observatoire de Nice rooftop to join the show, which included models and actresses Kaia Gerber, Diana Silvers and Suzanne Lindon. Lisa paired the new-school academia look with a white crop top, boot-cut medium-wash denim jeans, white sneakers, chunky sunglasses, and a chain shoulder bag in canary yellow. The rapper, known best for her membership in the uber-popular South Korean girl group BLACKPINK, was the latest of the crew to launch a solo career, debuting “LALISA” in September 2021 to instant success. Such a jump was well worth the risk: Lisa is currently the 100th most listened-to artist, globally, on Spotify, bringing in nearly 26 million listeners every month. Her explosive growth in the music industry has been accompanied by interest from the fashion and beauty worlds; she first became a Celine ambassador in 2020, and in December launched a makeup collection with MAC Cosmetics, for which she's also an global ambassador. Her bandmates Jennie, Rosé and Ji-soo enjoy their own ambassadorships with Chanel, Saint Laurent, and Dior, respectively.

Is there an element of “come closer” that’s also connected to being famous? Like, you’re a real person, but you’re faced with images of yourself every day, even though they’re not exactly you, per se. I have an advantage because I’ve been [acting] for such a long time that it doesn’t phase me as much. It’s not that I’m jaded, but I just see that “image” as an extension of my work, you know? It’s like, “Okay, I’m in this thing. My face will be everywhere. That’s marketing; that’s not me.” To be honest with you, it might also come from growing up in New York where there are images everywhere, and then the next day, they’re gone and new billboards or posters go up…I think it’s probably weirder for my daughter, because if it’s not your [job] and you’re not used to it, those moments can be extremely startling. And you know, I’m sure I do have a lot of other feelings about this! [Laughs.] But I guess I’m used to it.

The group first discussed their fashion interests during an ELLE cover story shoot in October 2020. “Fashion definitely empowers us as much as music does,” Jennie said. “Music and fashion—” “Cannot be separated,” Rosé finished. #KAIAGERBER#SUZANNELINDON#LISA #LISAXCELINE#DIANASILVERS#BAIEDESANGES#CELINEBYHEDISLIMANE https://t.co/ZVshappDXB This article was originally published when Anna Sorokin aka the “Soho Scammer” was on trial in 2019. She was convicted on eight counts, including second-degree grand larceny, theft of services, and first-degree attempted grand larceny. Sorokin was sentenced to four to 12 years in prison, and was released in February 2021 for good behavior. “The thing is, I’m not sorry,” she told The New York Times after her sentencing hearing. “I’d be lying to you and to everyone else and to myself if I said I was sorry for anything. I regret the way I went about certain things.” According to Insider, Netflix paid Sorokin $320,000 to adapt her life story for the Shonda Rhimes-created series Inventing Anna. The show chronicles her upbringing, her time in New York City, and her trial—during which she famously wore designer clothing. Below, we spoke with Sorokin’s trial stylist Anastasia Walker, a former fashion magazine staffer and celebrity consultant.

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