Lunar New Year, Our Way : Style & Fashion
Lunar New Year has never been about perfection for us. It’s about thoughtful expression, comfort, and choosing pieces that feel personal. Each year, we naturally collect items we wear on repeat, gifts that genuinely delight, and objects that stay with us well beyond the season.
Over the past decade, it’s been inspiring to watch so many Asian creatives and artists grow, experiment, and build worlds of their own. This LNY, we wanted to share a small edit of our founder’s personal favorites.
These are brands and artists we truly love — pieces we’ve purchased, lived with, and returned to over time. We’re sharing them in the hope that you’ll find something meaningful to welcome the year ahead and style Lunar New Year in your own way.
Nunchi Jewelry
Modern Korean–inspired sustainable jewelry designed to feel personal and timeless. Delicate rings, necklaces, and bracelets that are easy to layer, gift, and wear year-round.
Lang Los Angeles
A curated space celebrating Asian designers, emerging labels, and independent creators — from fashion to accessories — each piece carrying its own story and point of view.
Carry Kismet
Handcrafted totes inspired by the knot button, with optional hand embroidery add-ons that make each bag feel intentional, functional, and uniquely yours.
Covry
Elevated-fit sunglasses designed specifically for Asian facial features, offering comfort without compromising style — made for everyday wear.
1587 Sneakers
Asian American–owned and inspired sneakers that celebrate identity, culture, and unapologetic self-expression.
Mona Jewelry
Asian-owned fine jewelry with customization options, designed by Mona Liu for marking meaningful moments and gifting something unique and personal.
Ada Chen
Inspired by her heritage, Ada created intimate, intentional artwork that brings quiet reflection and cultural storytelling into everyday spaces and jewelries.
We hope this list helps you discover pieces that feel right — whether you’re dressing up, gifting thoughtfully, or starting the year with things that feel like home.
