Travel like Blackpink: Lisa’s, Jennie’s, Rosé’s and Jisoo’s stylish stops, from London to Lake Como

Lisa dropped by The Dreamery, a Fitzrovia spot that’s equal parts ice-cream parlour, wine bar and art installation. Flavours run from pear and verjus sorbet to fig-leaf gelato, served in silver coupes alongside glasses of natural wine. The interiors—mirrored walls, surreal murals and a touch of Paris-by-way-of-New-York flair—turn a simple dessert into a performance. It’s a quirky pause in the city, where indulgence comes with a dose of eccentricity.

In Los Angeles, Jisoo headed to Jon & Vinny’s, a fixture on Fairfax where the lines blur between diner and trattoria. It’s a place where you can order both a plate of cacio e pepe and a stack of fluffy pancakes, and no one blinks. The appeal is in its democratic vibe: families, industry insiders and night owls all squeeze into the same booths. 

Jisoo’s LA itinerary also included LACMA, the city’s most ambitious art museum. Urban Light, Chris Burden’s installation of 202 restored streetlamps, is Instagram-famous, but the real draw is how the museum curates LA’s global identity. Collections span from ancient Korean ceramics to Latin American conceptual art, reflecting the city’s layered cultural story. Catching a touring exhibition here often means seeing it before the rest of the world.

Jennie and Rosie’s adventure at Lake Como was a reminder that this body of water remains one of Europe’s most scenic backdrops. Its drama lies not only in the alpine scenery but also in its layering of eras: Roman ruins, Renaissance villas and Art Nouveau hotels, all stitched along a shoreline best explored by boat. Unlike Amalfi’s high-octane tourism, Como moves at a slower, more cinematic pace, which perhaps explains why it continues to attract fashion houses for campaigns and shows.

Jennie paid a visit to Bode at Rue de Valois in Paris, the luxury menswear brand that has redefined what craft can look like today. Its patchworked shirts and embroidered jackets are stitched from antique textiles, making each piece one of a kind. The Paris shop doubles as a gallery, with installations that change seasonally, blurring the line between retail and art. 

Blackpink’s Deadline tour might be built around music, but their off-stage choices show a map of where culture, food, fashion and fun collide in real time.

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