K-pop star Lisa is raising eyebrows with her 2025 Met Gala ensemble.

The Thai singer, who recently made her acting debut in The White Lotus, caused a stir when she arrived at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on Monday, May 5, to celebrate the night’s “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” theme. Wearing Louis Vuitton from head to toe, Lisa strutted up the steps in a black lace bodysuit that she accessorized with a single-breasted blazer and sheer LV monogrammed tights.

But it was the pattern on the blazer and bodysuit that captured the most attention — specifically the lacy pattern, which featured various female faces.

The Cut put it more bluntly, asking in a headline, “Is That Really Rosa Parks on Lisa’s Crotch?”

“It appears to be a collage of faces of different women, including at least one that looks more than a little bit like Rosa Parks,” The Cut’s Chantal Fernandez wondered on Monday. “Was this lace print meant to honor historical Black figures but ended up just being visible essentially as panties? Or are they just random faces?”

According to Louis Vuitton, “The lace replicates elements of an artwork by the American artist Henry Taylor depicting portraits of figures who have been a part of the artist’s life,” the brand said in a statement to The New York Times, without specifically identifying the women represented in the lace.