BLACKPINK's Lisa Turns Heads in $650 Casablanca Bikini Look

BLACKPINK's Lisa is once again drawing attention for her luxury taste, this time through a designer bikini look that feels distinctly "young and rich."

Lisa's chosen swimwear comes from French fashion house Casablanca. She wore the brand's monogram bikini top paired with its monogram bikini shorts. The bold monogram print stands out as a statement piece, the kind of look built for a vacation setting.

The top and bottom are sold separately rather than as a set. Based on U.S. retail pricing, each piece runs about 460,000 won, bringing the full look to roughly 920,000 won. A single swimsuit approaching one million won might sound steep, but for someone of Lisa's wealth, it reads as a relatively modest pick.

Lisa owns a luxury detached home in Seongbuk-dong, one of Seoul's most established wealthy neighborhoods. The property spans one basement level and two above-ground floors, with a total floor area of about 689.22 square meters (roughly 208 pyeong) and a lot size of about 655 square meters (roughly 198 pyeong). She reportedly purchased the home for 7.5 billion won.

The house has a notable backstory of its own. In 2014, Jang Sun-yoon, an executive vice president at Lotte New York Palace, and her husband Yang Sung-wook, a managing director at Audi Korea, bought the property through a public auction for about 2.051 billion won. In 2016, the couple tore down the original house and built a new structure on the site.

Lisa later gave fans a look inside the home through her personal YouTube channel, sharing that she had put considerable work into the remodel. The wide interiors and stylish design drew plenty of attention. Earlier this year, in May, she also offered a natural glimpse of daily life at the residence through a dance challenge filmed for a new song.

Seongbuk-dong, where Lisa put down roots, has long been considered one of the wealthiest areas in Seoul. Its geography, tucked against a mountain with water nearby, has historically marked it as a prime location. From the 1960s onward, its proximity to the presidential residence and other key institutions turned it into a favored home base for major figures in politics and business.