18 Looks From Blackpink’s Lisa To Steal - For Different Occasions

Museums and art galleries can get pretty chilly, especially after hours of touring the place. So keep yourself warm and stylish with a bucket hat and an oversized blazer.

Channel geek chic and relive your uniform-wearing days by donning a crisp white shirt and pairing it with a loose necktie. Oversized glasses optional.

With global restrictions easing, many of us would be booking our next holiday as we speak. Don’t forget your airport fashion and take a leaf out of Lisa’s book with a longline cardigan and comfy oversized trousers to keep you warm and cosy.

A white top + light washed wide-legged jeans + white sneakers make for an easy yet stylish OOTD outfit as you explore Singapore and check out various ‘gram-worthy locations across the island. Swop the top for a bodysuit so you won’t have to fuss with the shirt coming untucked. We also love how she tied a scarf around a belt loop as an accessory.

You want to look your best without looking like you’ve tried too hard to score brownie points when you’re meeting the in-laws. A co-ord set is the solution, with simple dainty jewellery to complete the ensemble.

Do you have a career-defining presentation to give? Then your outfit shouldn’t be an afterthought. Copy Lisa’s clean monochromatic outfit where she picked a unique sparkly puffed sleeve top to match her tailored trousers. A chunky ring helps draw focus to your gestures while matching belt and shoes tie the outfit together.

Just because you’re running errands doesn’t mean you should slouch in the style department. Lisa’s T-shirt, jeans and sneakers combo is accented with a camo jacket and a Celine Triomphe shoulder bag — both evergreen pieces that can be easily worked into off-day looks.

How many of you are guilty of wearing that ratty, oversized shirt as pyjamas at home? We love that Lisa’s home wear is a pretty light pink duo that can easily double up as a presentable outfit for the too-early morning Zoom meetings.

A night out with the girls calls for a ’90s inspired slip dress followed by a hands-free crossbody bag that will allow you to hold your drinks.

Sunday brunch is one of the best times to show off your best purchases. You’re seated at a nice place that’s prime for OOTD taking. We love Lisa’s statement red Celine crossbody bag paired with some killer thigh-high boots.

Music festivals are prime time for you to wear all the crazy trends you’ve always wanted to try. We love how Lisa took her crop top and shorts combo to the next level with a colourful fur jacket and denim boots.

If you’re not a big fan of layering, all you need is a thick, warm jacket to wear over a simple top-and-jeans combo. A turtleneck keeps the neck warm so you can even skip the scarf.

Hoodie may be outerwear, but that doesn’t mean you can’t layer it on with another outerwear. Pick an oversized jacket like what Lisa is wearing for the ultimate devil-may-care look.

Nothing screams resort more than a pastel-coloured flowy dress. This one has slits on the sleeves for a touch of sexiness, but remember to slather on more sunblock on those exposed areas.

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Make the oversized sweater look less sloppy by pairing it with a pair of skinny jeans, and then tucking it just in the middle of your jeans. Of course, your sweater has to be relatively short lest it all gathers up in a bunch instead.

Have a top that’s too low-cut or revealing to be worn on its own? Just don a white tee under it and you’ll look fab. Best if the colour of your top complements your hair colour like Lisa’s.

Here’s another way of wearing a hoodie as a layer: Pair it with a sleeveless knitted top. Make sure to get one in a contrasting colour to make a fashion statement.

When clashing prints, make sure you pair large prints with small ones, like how Lisa matched hers. Not going for a mono-coloured palette? Ensure the colours at least complement, not clash, so you don’t look like a mess.

Text by: Hidayah Iris and Ho Guo Xiong/HerWorld