In a jaw-dropping moment at this year’s Met Gala, pop sensation Lisa from Blackpink turned heads with an outfit that featured a striking image of civil rights icon Rosa Parks right on her lace bodysuit.

The gala's theme, "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style," set the stage for a celebration of African American fashion, yet Lisa's unexpected choice has left everyone buzzing. Dressed in a stunning Louis Vuitton ensemble—complete with an intricately embroidered jacket and monogrammed accessories—Lisa has yet to reveal the inspiration behind her bold look.

Vogue highlighted the craftsmanship of artist Henry Taylor, who created the portraits embroidered into Lisa’s outfit. Known for his work with stars like Pharrell Williams, Taylor’s designs included an array of faces scattered throughout the bodysuit, with one in particular seemingly paying homage to the legendary Parks.

Social media erupted with mixed reactions as fans expressed their surprise at the apparent resemblance of the civil rights leader's likeness prominently displayed. "Maybe I just don’t wanna see Rosa Parks on LISA’s a-- cheeks and that’s my fault," one amused Twitter user quipped.

While Louis Vuitton acknowledged the personal nature of Taylor's portraits, they stopped short of confirming whether Parks was among those depicted. However, the legacy of Parks, who ignited the Montgomery bus boycott in 1955 by refusing to give up her seat, adds a significant layer of meaning to the ensemble.

Lisa wasn't alone in the realm of unconventional fashion at the Met Gala; fellow celebrities like Maya Hawke, Pamela Anderson, and Heidi Klum didn’t hold back, bringing their own eye-catching and sometimes perplexing styles to the red carpet. The night was nothing short of a spectacle, leaving fans and fashion enthusiasts alike eagerly debating the creative visions that graced the iconic event.