Lisa recently set social media alight with her appearance at a private party in Los Angeles, hosted by Louis Vuitton in collaboration with W Magazine. As a global brand ambassador, the BLACKPINK star captivated from the moment she arrived, exuding doll-like beauty, radiant confidence and effortless elegance. However, the real starting point of the conversation was her outfit: a red babydoll from Louis Vuitton’s Cruise 2026 collection, previously worn by Chinese actress Victoria Song, which unfortunately did not receive the same praise.
While Victoria’s version of the look was widely criticized, Lisa transformed the ensemble into a victory of fashion. She paired the floral-print pleated dress with a sleek black body-hugging inner top — high-necked and long-sleeved — to balance out the flared silhouette and cropped hemline. This thoughtful layering flattered Lisa’s frame and added structure to the look. Paired with sheer black tights and matching Gala pumps, the style extended her proportions and highlighted her long, slender legs. The finishing touch? An elegant Louis Vuitton Vanity Case PM, which adds youthful charm to the ensemble.

Lisa’s overall style was a masterclass of modern elegance. Her soft, glamorous makeup featured a matte, radiant base with just the right amount of shimmer, a subtle touch of eyeliner, fluttery lashes and luminous contact lenses that made her eyes sparkle. A plum-pink lipstick paired perfectly with her dress, while loose, tousled curls completed the look: equal parts sweet and sophisticated, cementing her status as a real-life fashion doll.

In stark contrast, Victoria Song’s interpretation of the same dress caused a stir commentary on the fashion disaster through Chinese media and online forums. Opting for a near-identical replica on the runway, she skipped the custom style despite not having the same frames as the model. Without any changes or layering, the outfit looked unfinished: more like pajamas than a red carpet look.

To make matters worse, Victoria’s short-perm hairstyle and parted bangs were heavily criticized aging it by a decade and clashing with the romantic aesthetic of the dress. Instead of elevating the look, her style choices unintentionally brought it down, resulting in a old fashioned and awkward atmosphere.

This viral fashion “battle”. it has become a great example of how the same dress can tell two completely different stories, depending on who wears it and, more importantly, how it is styled. Lisa’s refined and imaginative coordination highlighted not only her images, but also the vital role of her fashion team in creating a compelling look. Meanwhile, Victoria’s attempt serves as a reminder that simply wearing a designer label is never enough: execution is everything.


