Fresh off the release of her debut solo album, Blackpink’s Lisa has launched a limited-edition merch capsule collection featuring hoodies, crewnecks and more
In celebration of her debut solo album, Blackpink’s Lisa has launched a limited edition merch collection, Lalisa. The multi-hyphenate singer, rapper and dancer’s exclusive collection is inspired by her self-titled solo album and is available from September 10.
The limited-edition capsule is a 10-piece collection that features matching joggers and hoodies, brightly coloured solid and tie-dye T-shirts, a cream bucket hat and a tote bag. The white hoodies are available in two designs: a simple one with the word, Lisa and the other with Lisa's picture.
Meanwhile, there’s also a black crewneck with “Lisa” on the left side or one with her photo on it. The crop top—which Lisa is known for wearing—is in a bright green colour with the name of the album and merch collection, Lalisa, in the front. If you want something more colourful, the tie-dye T-shirt is in a mix of black, purple and blue featuring a photo of Lisa at the back and her name in the front.
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Lalisa is released via YG Entertainment which includes the eponymous title track, the song Money in addition to the instrumental versions of both songs. Lisa is the third member of the mega K-pop girl group and Tatler's Culture List 2021 honouree, Blackpink, to make her solo debut after Jennie’s Solo and Rosé’s -R-.
Since bursting onto the scene in 2016, Blackpink has cemented itself to superstar status, becoming the most followed YouTube account and their single, DDU-DU DDU-DU, broke the record for the highest-charting Billboard Hot100 debut by an all-female K-pop act. They were also the first K-pop girl group to perform at Coachella. Lisa is also the most followed K-pop idol on social media.
Jam to Lisa's solo debut album while wearing this Lalisa-inspired merch which you can purchase at Blackpink's official store.
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