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Blackpink’s Lisa Makes History as First K-Pop Artist to Headline Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show
Blackpink’s Lisa will make history as the first K-pop artist and Southeast Asian woman to headline the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, which is scheduled for October 15th in Brooklyn after a six-year hiatus.
Blackpink’s Lisa will make history as the first K-pop artist and Southeast Asian woman to headline the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, which is scheduled for October 15th in Brooklyn after a six-year hiatus.
In a press statement, Lisa expressed her excitement, saying, “The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is such an iconic night in fashion and I’m so excited to be part of its return with so many incredible and powerful women being part of the show!”
This year’s show will feature an all-women artist lineup for the first time ever, with Lisa joining other stars like Tyla and Cher.
See Victoria Secret’s official announcement below.
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