Discover Jennie’s brand partnerships in 2026 so far, from Chanel to Calvin Klein
In 2026, Jennie remains one of the most-watched figures in global fashion, her work over the past decade extending beyond music into high‑profile partnerships with luxury houses and lifestyle brands. Across fashion and beauty, this year reflects both continuity with longstanding partners and shifts in her portfolio. From classic couture to contemporary streetwear and emerging fragrance narratives, Jennie’s collaborations show how an artist’s commercial relationships can evolve alongside career milestones and broader cultural trends. Below, her most discussed partnerships in 2026, detailing their scope and what each represents in her ongoing engagement with global brands.
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Adidas
In 2026, Jennie stars in adidas Originals’ global Superstar Spring 2026 campaign, titled “The Next Chapter of The Original Icon: Superstar”. The campaign pairs her with a cross‑generational cast including Kendall Jenner, Lamine Yamal and Baby Keem, with narration by Samuel L Jackson. Promotional visuals highlight the Superstar sneaker alongside refreshed apparel silhouettes, positioning the collection at the intersection of music, fashion and street culture. This follows her previous Adidas collaborations, including the Originals x Clot Gazelle campaign and the RYV activewear collection, reinforcing her ongoing role in the brand’s global creative storytelling.
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Above Jennie steps into the spotlight for Adidas Superstar Spring 2026, blending street style with iconic sneaker heritage (Photo: Adidas)

Above From music to fashion, Jennie leads Adidas’ global Superstar campaign, showcasing fresh silhouettes and classic sneakers (Photo: Adidas)
Chanel
For years, Jennie has been closely tied to Chanel as a global ambassador, a role she first took on in 2019. In 2025, she fronted the Chanel 25 handbag campaign and continued to represent the brand into early 2026, appearing in the Spring/Summer 2026 Paris Fashion Week show and in the Coco Crush jewellery campaign. Chanel’s creative outputs during these seasons emphasised a blend of heritage motifs and refreshed silhouettes, and Jennie’s presence remained central to the brand’s narratives around youthful luxury. Her image in these campaigns underscores Chanel’s strategy of pairing timeless codes with figures who have global cultural reach.
Calvin Klein
In 2026, her connection with Calvin Klein remained visible through fashion‑week participation rather than tied to a major new campaign announcement. Recently, Jennie attended the Calvin Klein runway show at New York Fashion Week in Hudson Yards, where creative director Veronica Leoni presented the Fall 2026 collection. She arrived in a tailored ivory suit with a striped shirt and glasses, a look that matched the show’s emphasis on sharp lines and clean tailoring. Her presence in the front row was widely covered in fashion reporting and social media posts, pointing to her continued relevance in Calvin Klein’s fashion calendar.
Tamburins
In 2025, Jennie worked with Tamburins on the Bottari fragrance campaign, appearing in promotional materials for the perfume launch in Seoul early in the year. The brand also shared images of her attending a pop‑up event in Seongsu that featured the Bottari collection. Later that year, she was photographed at Tamburins’s Haus Nowhere space in Seoul, a creative venue tied to the brand’s experiential marketing and aesthetic installations. Her presence at Haus Nowhere coincided with media coverage of Tamburins events and perfume activity in autumn 2025, showing her involvement with the label extended beyond a single campaign.
Ray-Ban
In September 2025, Jennie appeared at a Ray‑Ban pop‑up store event in Seongsu‑dong, Seoul, marking the opening of Ray‑Ban’s first pop‑up store in South Korea. The global eyewear brand hosted the event under a concept dubbed “Ray‑Ban.EXE”, a themed experience combining physical product showcases with an immersive visual narrative. At that event, she wore sunglasses from the Ray‑Ban collections, including the Wayfarer Puffer Black design, and was photographed extensively by press and fans.
While there is no official announcement that Jennie has signed a global ambassadorship with Ray‑Ban, interest has grown in how her public association with the brand may signal a future relationship. Her social‑media posts tagging #rayban and the rapid sell‑out of specific sunglass styles she wore in China underscored consumer interest tied to her presence.
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