If you’re in Paris right now, you won’t be able to move for chic celebs making their way to and from fashion shows. Among the stars you could spot out and about are Rosalía and BLACKPINK singer Jisoo, who dominated the Dior front row yesterday (February 27).
It wasn’t just their on-point fits that captured fans’ attention, though, but the fun the pair seemed to be having. Sat next to each other on the front row, the two artists took selfies and were seen chatting and laughing with each other.
Jisoo and Rosalia exchanging numbers in the middle of the Dior is kind of iconic if you ask me pic.twitter.com/xHgMTxNXbr
— taysé (Taylor’s Version)⸆⸉ (@swiftvenom13) February 27, 2024
In one video posted by a fan, Rosalía and Jisoo were even seen seemingly swapping digits, with Jisoo taking the ‘Motomami’ singer’s phone to add her contact. Another video saw them comparing their braided hairstyles in front of Dior CEO Delphine Arnault – an accidentally matching choice they highlighted in a selfie shared on Instagram by Rosalía.
JISOO and Rosalia accidentally matched their hairstyles 😆
— JISOO NEWS (@NEWSJISOO) February 27, 2024
JISOO THE HUMAN DIOR#JISOOxDiorAW24#ParisFashionWeekpic.twitter.com/7oh7FfFwad
When she’s not lighting up fashion week with her new bestie, Jisoo has been making some big moves in her career. The singer announced earlier this month that she would be launching her own agency BLISSOO to handle her music and acting moving forward, making her the latest BLACKPINK member to set up their own agency following Jennie’s Odd Atelier and Lisa’s LLOUD.
In January, meanwhile, it was confirmed that Jisoo would star in a new film called Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint. The movie is an adaptation of a Korean webtoon and will also star Pachinko’s Lee Min-ho and A Time Called You’s Ahn Hyo-seop.
The film will follow Kim Dok-ja (Ahn Hyo-seop), an office worker with a love of reading who suddenly finds the events of his favourite web novel, Three Ways To Survive In A Ruined World, unfolding in his reality. Jisoo will play Lee Ji-hye, a central character in the novel.
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