BLACKPINK's Lisa Dazzles on the Emmy Awards Red Carpet

Global superstar Lisa from BLACKPINK captivated attention as she graced the red carpet at the 77th Emmy Awards. The ceremony took place in Los Angeles on the 15th (Korean time).

Lisa made her acting debut in the recently aired 'The White Lotus' Season 3, portraying a Thai character named Mook. The season itself garnered significant attention, securing 23 nominations, including Outstanding Drama Series, which led to Lisa's appearance at the prestigious event.

For the occasion, Lisa opted for a stunning custom pink gown by German designer Lever Couture. The dress featured voluminous ribbon details, a thigh-high slit, and a dramatic sheer train, creating a look that was both ethereal and glamorous. She complemented the outfit with jeweled high heels and sparkling accessories, adding an extra touch of luxury.

Although not nominated for an individual acting award, Lisa previously made her mark by being nominated for Outstanding Choreography for a Variety or Reality Program at the Oscars for her performance with Doja Cat and Saweetie. This nomination highlighted her versatility beyond music.

Reflecting on her acting debut, Lisa shared in a past interview, "I was nervous because it was my first acting challenge, but I was happy to have the opportunity to introduce Thai culture and grow through the character. Mook will remain a special part of my life even after the project ends." Her sentiments underscored her dedication to the role.

Currently, Lisa is engaged in her global world tour activities with BLACKPINK and is scheduled to resume performances starting October 18th. Fans are eagerly anticipating her continued success in both music and acting.

Lisa made her acting debut in 'The White Lotus' Season 3 as the Thai character Mook, contributing to the show's 23 nominations including Outstanding Drama Series. She previously received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Choreography at the Oscars for her performance with Doja Cat and Saweetie. Her role in 'The White Lotus' allowed her to share Thai culture on a global platform.