Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 3月19日 01時52分

The idea behind @chinatownpretty was sparked by a conversation that @aweilo and @valerieluu had over dim sum at the end of 2013. As second-generation Asian-Americans from the Bay Area, the duo had a special connection to San Francisco’s Chinatown. “We were drawn to these men and women in their 80s because they reminded us of our grandparents,” they write. “The project aims to capture their ideals, immigration stories, and of course, fashion, through photos and interviews.”

Chinatowns’ style is all about a vibrant mix. @aweilo and @valerieluu describe it as follows: “We look for outfits that spark joy. There’s a certain je ne sais quoi in Chinatown seniors—it often involved outfits that play with bold colors, patterns, and handmade or customized clothing and accessories. Some of the magic we observe in the Chinatown style is that it’s quite effortless and unexpected. Pieces that shouldn’t really work together, that clash, or are from different eras end up having their own unique harmony.”

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