Lisa and Kith have unveiled a first look at Lisa for Kith Women Spring 2026, marking the next chapter in her creative involvement with the brand. Designed in collaboration with Lisa as Guest Designer, the collection reflects what Kith describes as the spectrum of her personality, evolving from “Hopeless Romantic” to “After Dark.”
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The partnership builds on an existing relationship that began when Lisa fronted the Kith Women Summer 2024 campaign. That collaboration laid the groundwork for a deeper creative exchange, which now materializes in a full seasonal collection shaped with her direct input. Spring 2026 positions Lisa not only as a face of the brand but as an active design contributor.
Lisa, a member of global K-pop group BLACKPINK, has expanded her solo presence in recent years. In 2023, she set three Guinness World Records, including the most Instagram followers for a K-pop artist at 106 million, and became the first solo K-pop winner at both the MTV Video Music Awards and the MTV European Music Awards. In 2024, she launched her own management company, LLOUD Co., overseeing her music and entertainment ventures.
Through LLOUD Co. and RCA Records, she released her debut solo singles “Rockstar,” produced by Ryan Tedder and Sam Homaee, followed by “New Woman” with Rosalía and “Moonlit Floor,” first previewed at the Global Citizen Festival in New York City and later performed at the Victoria’s Secret Runway Show. Her debut solo album, Alter Ego, arrived in February 2025, debuting at number seven on the Billboard 200 and number one on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart. She also made her solo Coachella debut in April 2025 and expanded into acting with a role in season three of The White Lotus, with a major film role in TYGO, part of the Extraction universe, currently in development.
Lisa for Kith Women Spring 2026 releases this Friday, February 20, at all Kith shops and at 11AM EST, CET, and GMT via Kith.com, CA.Kith.com, EU.Kith.com, UK.Kith.com, JP.Kith.com, and the Kith App. With this collection, Lisa steps further into design, translating her evolving identity into a Spring wardrobe that signals a new creative phase.
