Our favourite fashion looks from Blackpink Rosé's On The Ground MV
Plus, how to recreate those looks without breaking the bank
By Ho Guo Xiong -
If you haven't spent anytime on YouTube over the weekend that just passed, you might have missed Blackpink Rosé's On The Ground music video that dropped on Friday, March 12. The single is part of the South Korean-New Zealand singer's debut solo album, R, with both the song and album being sung completely in English. On The Ground has quickly reached #1 trending on YouTube and racked over 60 million views over the weekend, attesting to Rosé's popularity.

Besides the music and Rosé's vocals, we also fell in love with the styling, which involved heavy use of textures and layers. Ahead, we show you how to recreate five of our favourite looks with affordable shopping picks.
When it comes to colour, most of us are not that adventurous, sticking instead to formulaic tones such as neutrals, black and white. But as Rosé shows here, hot pink or fuchsia is a stunning hue to adorn yourself with when you just need an extra oomph and attention - such as on a romantic date or during an important presentation.
Besides the foldover detail across the square necklace reminiscent of the dress Rosé wore, this Love, Bonito dress also has an eye-catching bow at the back. The dress is made with functional pockets and can be styled with either pointed heels, sneakers or knee-high boots like Rosé.
Asymmetric silhouettes are the unsung heroes that everyone needs in their wardrobe. Whether it is the hemline, like the dress that Rosé is sporting here (bonus points for sequins, btw), or the neckline, asymmetric designs are unique pieces that show off your eye for style.
This Pomelo dress makes all the right points from the asymmetric hemline, draping ruffles that emphasise the curves of the body to the bright and cheerful sunshine yellow. Play on the summery vibes with espadrille wedges, a rattan tote and oversized sunglasses.
One of the most striking features of Rosé's styling in the music video is the copious use of textures. An example can be seen with the fluffy grey coat she wears here over a simple T-shirt and high-waisted denim shorts.
While the oversized furry jacket that Rosé looks amazing, wearing it in Singapore is a death wish. As such, try this Zara shearling jacket instead. It wouldn't be as heavy or suffocating, and still allows you to mix and match textures. Try pairing it with a silk slip dress or a satin shirt with denim pants and boots.
When it comes to accessorising for dramatic effect, size does matter. Just take a look at the wide-brim hat perched atop Rosé's head. Together with the perspective of the frame and the contrast between the white detailing across her chest with the all-black outfit, your eyes focus on her straight away.
But while an oversized hat looks good for videos and the 'gram, it isn't really all that practical in real life. Instead, opt for a modest size such as this Shein straw hat. Use it to shield your face from ageing sun rays and complement it with sunglasses and sunscreen.
We told you that the styling was all about texture, didn't we? And for the closing look, Rosé wore this dramatic baby pink ruffled number looking all sorts of ethereal and dreamy in a field of white and pink flowers. And paired with her pink lip, nonetheless. We're obsessed with this monochromatic moment.
While we couldn't find an outfit as ruffled and poufy as the one Rosé wore in the high streets, we picked this black floral top from Topshop. It still provides some drama and can be worn on workdays without catching the ire of your boss. Finish with a pair of skinny jeans or cigarette pants.