"SO ICONIC"- "Fans mesmerized as BLACKPINK’s Lisa transforms into Jibaro from Netflix’s Love, Death & Robots for Halloween

On October 31, BLACKPINK’s Lisa shared a carousel of 10 photos on Instagram and a TikTok showcasing her Halloween 2025 look. In the post she was dressed up as the Siren from the Jibaro episode of Netflix’s animated anthology series Love, Death & Robots's Volume 3. Her recreation of the look captured the essence of the character drawing widespread admiration from fans for its artistry and precision.

Jibaro, a short film from the anthology series, was acclaimed for its striking visual style and emotional depth. Written and directed by Alberto Mielgo, it tells the story of a deaf knight and a jeweled siren entangled in a destructive relationship that explores greed, obsession, and colonialism. The short won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 2022.

Lisa’s costume replicated the Siren’s signature golden look with remarkable precision. The outfit was entirely gold, embellished with intricate beads, metallic chains, and shimmering adornments cascading down her arms and legs, reflecting the character’s mystical and dangerous allure.

The BLACKPINK member’s elaborate headpiece was crafted from layered golden ornaments resembling a crown of ancient relics. It blended into her sleek black bob with blunt bangs. Completing the transformation, her makeup consisted of a dark gold, purple and crimson eyeshadow, bold red lips with rhinestone studded, and dramatic liner, recreating the Siren’s haunting look.

The artistic homage instantly captivated fans who called her "iconic". Her TikTok clip and the photos were quickly shared, re-uploaded, and widely circulated across platforms. They took to social media to express their amazement at her unexpected choice of costume. One fan commented,

"LISA YOU'RE SO ICONIC"

Fans couldn’t stop praising her choice of character and the incredible level of detail in her transformation. Many were surprised by her decision to recreate such a complex and symbolic figure. They applauded the effort, precision, and creativity behind every element of the costume.

Her interpretation of the golden Siren sparked a wave of admiration across platforms. Admirers flooded social media with praise for her stunning creative execution.

Besides praising the look, some fans began speculating that Lisa’s choice of a golden ensemble might be more than just a Halloween statement. They suggested it could hint at an upcoming project, noting that gold has been a recurring element in several of her recent looks. This observation led to discussions online about whether the idol was subtly teasing her next move through her fashion choices.

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BLACKPINK’s Lisa reportedly in talks for Disney’s Tangled live-action and Netflix’s Extraction: Taigo

Meanwhile, according to industry reports BLACKPINK’s Lisa is being considered for the role of Rapunzel in Disney’s upcoming live-action adaptation of Tangled. According to casting sources, discussions are still ongoing.

Insiders suggest Disney is aiming to cast a globally recognized and commercially strong lead, following mixed responses and underwhelming box-office results from Snow White. Lisa is reportedly on a shortlist that includes Sarah Catherine Hook, Aimee Lou Wood, Charlotte Le Bon, and Sydney Sweeney. However, neither Disney nor the actors have confirmed involvement at this stage.

In addition to the Tangled speculation, the rapper has also been linked to Extraction: Taigo, a new Netflix project connected to the Extraction film franchise. The movie is expected to follow a Korean storyline and feature Lisa alongside Ma Dong-seok. The rapper has recently made her acting debut in The White Lotus Season 3.

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In her music career, Lisa has rejoined BLACKPINK for the Asia leg of their Deadline World Tour. The group commenced this portion of the tour in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, on October 18, following successful runs across Europe and North America. Their Asia itinerary includes performances in Bangkok, Jakarta, Bocaue, and Singapore in the coming weeks.

Edited by Adrija Chakraborty