All eyes were on Jennie on Thursday night in West Hollywood at the Adidas flagship, where the star celebrated the launch of her first codesigned collection with Adidas Originals.

“I hope you guys can enjoy the collection as much as I do,” she told the crowd.

The event — featuring a sit-down interview with music journalist Tomás Mier — drew Jeremy Scott, Bella Poarch, Dustin Lance Black, Tom Daley and Kevin Woo, alongside a mix of young influencers and creators.

The celebration also came as Jennie prepared to release her EP, “Fallen Angel,” later that night.

“My heart is beating so fast,” she said. “It did not hit me until I got here. Somehow now both of these two projects that I’ve been holding on to myself, I get to share with the world. I could not be more excited. This EP is very personal, and it comes from a special place in my heart. It’s a great opening for my next chapter.”

The Adidas collection deepens Jennie’s long-standing relationship with the brand. After several years as an ambassador and campaign face, she has stepped into a codesigner role, helping reinterpret Adidas Originals signatures.

Launching globally on Tuesday, the collection is built around the concept of “functional grace.” It draws from ballet, balancing softness and structure with performance references. The lineup includes reworked track tops and pants, wrap skirts, knit cardigans, sheer bodysuits and leggings, fleece hoodies and accessories, along with the Superstar SQ Ballet, a new take on the brand’s classic Superstar inspired by the shape of a ballet pointe shoe.

“With this collaboration, I wanted to reinterpret the classic identity of Adidas Originals through my own perspective and energy,” Jennie has said of the partnership.