Jennie, S.COUPS, Lisa, and Rosé Demonstrate K-POP’s Global Influence at the 2025 Met Gala

K-POP idols dominated the stage of the world’s largest fashion charity event at the 2025 Met Gala. Jennie, Lisa, and Rosé of BLACKPINK, along with S.COUPS of SEVENTEEN, attended the event, once again proving the global fashion significance of K-POP artists. S.COUPS, the Leader of SEVENTEEN, made his debut appearance at the “2025 Met Gala” held on the 5th at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, USA. As a global ambassador for BOSS, he wore a outfit tailored to the “Tailored For You” dress code, consisting of a tailored jacket inspired by Korean hanbok’s jeogori, pleated wide pants, and a long cape that reached the floor. The German fashion brand Hugo Boss commented, “Elegance. Innovation. Heritage. S.COUPS took over the Met stage with a custom BOSS creation that evokes the look of a Korean hanbok jeogori.” S.COUPS’s real name is Choi Seung-chul, and he is 29 years old this year. Jennie became the first K-POP artist to be invited to the Met Gala for three consecutive years. This year, she wore black tailored pants and an off-shoulder black satin jumpsuit in line with the “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” theme, adding a touch of style with a two-tone fedora. Jennie’s outfit was crafted by Chanel artisans over 330 hours, featuring prominent camellia flower details that are iconic to the brand. The American media outlet Harper’s Bazaar praised her as a “living Chanel,” stating that she looked as though she had stepped out of the movie “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.” Jennie was the only K-POP artist to be named among People magazine’s “Best Dressed at the Met Gala” list. Lisa presented a lace bodysuit look completed with jewelry-adorned buttons on her Louis Vuitton outfit and a monochrome Speedy bag, while Rosé finished her style with a custom tuxedo from Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, paired with a statement necklace and red heels. Their attendance illustrates the growing global influence of K-POP. SEVENTEEN was recently the only K-pop group to be included on Goldhouse’s “A100” list and reached third place on the “2024 Global Artists Chart” released by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), marking the highest position ever achieved by a K-POP artist.