LISA Stars in Nike's Moon Shoe Fall 2026 Campaign
LISA stars in Nike's new Moon Shoe campaign, blasting off to the moon in fresh seasonal colorways with a retro 1964 soundtrack.
LISA is heading to the moon, and she's wearing Nike. The BLACKPINK star is the face of Nike Sportswear's new Moon Shoe campaign for Fall 2026, which turns one of the brand's earliest shoe experiments into a space-age adventure.
LISA, whose real name is Lalisa Manobal, is a rapper, singer, dancer and actress. She moved from Thailand to train in Korea at 14, debuted with BLACKPINK in 2016 and played Mook in the third season of HBO's The White Lotus. The group's album Born Pink was the first by a female K-pop act to top both the Billboard 200 and the UK Albums Chart, and they were the first Korean act to headline Coachella.
The campaign images play with lunar imagery. LISA wears the sleek Moon Shoe in new seasonal colorways as she reaches the moon's surface, leaves a shoe print, plants a Nike Sportswear flag and stands on a lunar podium. It's a fun nod to both the shoe's name and her out-of-this-world career.
The soundtrack is a surprise. Nike chose "Mister Magic Moon," a 1964 track by The Kim Sisters with Joe Tanner's Orchestra. The Kim Sisters found international fame decades before the word K-pop existed, which ties LISA to an earlier chapter of Korean pop.
The Moon Shoe goes back to Nike co-founder Bill Bowerman, who developed the original concept through experiments at home. It became one of the company's first big footwear breakthroughs.
This is a personal project for LISA. When Nike announced their long-term partnership in January, she recalled saving her allowance as a trainee to buy a pair of Nike Dunk Highs. We covered her debut as a Nike athlete, when LISA joined Nike's roster in the Air Max 95. She has also been busy on the fashion front, including a custom Louis Vuitton look at the Always Lalisa TIFF premiere.
The Moon Shoe is available now in new seasonal colorways on Nike.com and at select Nike and partner stores worldwide.






