The K-pop star and South Korean actress becomes Salomon’s newest global ambassador, reinforcing the connection between sport, functionality and contemporary urban luxury.
Jisoo has just made one of the most unexpected — and strategic — moves within the worlds of fashion and sport. The singer, actress and global K-pop icon has been announced as the new international ambassador for Salomon, marking another important chapter for the French brand as its transformation from technical mountain equipment specialist to fashion industry favourite continues to accelerate.
The appointment feels far from accidental. At a moment when gorpcore dominates international street style and technical garments have firmly crossed over from performance wear into the territory of contemporary luxury, Salomon is aligning itself with a figure capable of moving effortlessly between fashion, music, pop culture and global sophistication.
Jisoo’s relationship with the brand also carries a deeply personal dimension. Raised near mountainous areas in South Korea, the artist has long maintained a close connection with nature and outdoor movement, something she describes as an important part of her everyday identity and personal balance.

“What I value in Salomon is the balance between functionality, movement and style,” Jisoo shared while officially announcing the partnership, hinting at a much more organic connection with the brand’s DNA than a typical celebrity endorsement.
From Salomon’s side, the enthusiasm is equally clear. Kristof Cavazzana, the brand’s Vice President of Product and Experience, explained that Jisoo perfectly represents a generation that no longer sees rigid boundaries between high-performance sportswear and luxury fashion, but instead embraces a more fluid, hybrid visual identity.
The collaboration also signals something larger happening across fashion culture. As outdoor aesthetics, technical trainers and functional dressing continue to dominate global wardrobes, brands like Salomon increasingly occupy a space where performance, luxury and cultural influence coexist.