LISA STUNS AT OSCARS 2025 IN RAHUL MISHRA’S INDIAN INSPIRED COUTURE
- E2 Correspondent
- Mar 4
- 2 min read
Blackpink’s Lisa made history at the 97th Academy Awards, not only as the first K-pop artist to perform but also by showcasing a dazzling outfit with a distinct Indian touch
Blackpink’s Lisa delivered an electrifying performance at the 97th Academy Awards, becoming the first K-pop artist to grace the Oscars stage and earning global applause. Beyond her magnetic stage presence and dynamic choreography, Lisa turned heads with her striking ensemble, which featured a subtle yet significant Indian influence.
Renowned Indian fashion designer Rahul Mishra revealed on Monday that Lisa’s sleek black outfit was from his ‘The Pale Blue Dot’ collection, unveiled at Paris Haute Couture Week in January.
Mishra shared on Instagram, “Thai singer, actress, and model Lalisa Manoban @lalalalisa_m wearing Rahul Mishra couture for her performance at the 2025 Oscar Awards @theacademy. She is wearing the ‘Gaian Genesis’ black tonal leotard from Rahul Mishra’s Spring Couture 2025 collection, The Pale Blue Dot.”
The post included stunning images of Lisa showcasing the outfit during her performance at the Dolby Theatre.
Mishra, a celebrated name in global fashion, has previously dressed A-listers like Zendaya, Gigi Hadid, and Selena Gomez. His collaboration with Lisa added another milestone to his illustrious career.
Lisa’s performance paid homage to the legendary James Bond franchise, as she performed Live and Let Die from the 1973 spy thriller alongside Doja Cat and RAYE. The trio’s rendition earned a standing ovation, cementing Lisa’s status as a global icon.
The Blackpink star has been making waves beyond music, recently collaborating with Doja Cat and RAYE on Born Again, a track from her debut solo album Alter Ego, released on February 7. She also dropped the music video for her second single, FUTW, from the same album. Additionally, Lisa marked her acting debut in Season 3 of the Emmy-winning HBO series The White Lotus, which premiered on February 16.
Lisa’s Oscars appearance not only celebrated her artistry but also highlighted the global influence of Indian fashion, making it a night to remember.