The award caps off a major year for Jennie, following the March release of her debut solo album, Ruby.
For the occasion, she donned a ballgown from Hobeika’s 2025 Fall Couture line.

The dress showcased a tailored white corset adorned with crystal straps and an elegant black tulle skirt, forming a breathtaking, artistic silhouette.

Jennie chose minimal accessories, accentuating her outfit with a single emerald-green statement ring and a casual, low ponytail adorned with a silver flower pendant, letting the couture piece take centre stage.

Beyond her musical achievements, Jennie has built a strong fashion profile.

She is a longtime Chanel ambassador and has fronted campaigns for Jean Paul Gaultier and Beats.

Meanwhile, Hobeika recently celebrated 30 years of his eponymous brand.

The Lebanese designer, together with his son and creative director Jad Hobeika, revisited their path in a brief documentary, emphasising the brand’s heritage in haute couture and prêt-à-porter fashion.

Established in Beirut in 1995, Maison Georges Hobeika frequently takes part in Paris Haute Couture, recognised for its detailed craftsmanship and elegant designs