When Lisa stepped onto the red carpet of the 83rd Golden Globes in a sheer Jacquemus creation, some brows arched. This was a step away from the audacious glam the K-pop star turned White Lotus actress had become known for. Skeptics wondered if there was a hidden twist. Eyes studied her silhouette until they found that there was more to her look than first impressions suggested.
Resting on her neck was the point of curiosity: the BVLGARI Vimini High Jewelry necklace.
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The Eternal Collection
As the pièce de résistance of the maison’s Eternal collection, the striking necklace served as a bridge between a forgotten era and a daring future. It marked a historic debut, as Lisa was the first to unveil BVLGARI’s visionary reinvention of a 1942 archival design. Born during a time of wartime material shortages, the original motif was a triumph of creativity over constraint—a sentiment that mirrored Lisa’s own boundary-breaking career.
The necklace featured a rhythmic weave of yellow gold that seemed to pulse with a life of its own. While the golden wave of the Vimini modules nodded at the ancient Roman art of wicker weaving, the integration of Diamond-Like Carbon provided a contemporary edge. This avant-garde coating, traditionally used in aerospace engineering and luxury watchmaking, gave the gold a black depth that felt otherworldly.
On Lisa’s hand, that modularity continued in the form of the BVLGARI Vimini five-band ring. The pure yellow gold piece was collapsible in design, allowing it to move and breathe with her every gesture.
As Lisa took the stage as the first Thai artist ever to present at the Golden Globes, she became the living embodiment of BVLGARI’s philosophy: eternally stylish by constantly evolving with the times.
Photos: BVLGARI and LISA (via Instagram)
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