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Lunar New Year, a widely celebrated holiday in the East Asian community, marks a new beginning. It’s a time for people to come together with friends and family, share meals and engage in traditions such as exchanging red envelopes filled with money and enjoying lion and dragon dances, all in the pursuit of good luck.
In addition to the pouch, there are various options featuring the same dragon design, ranging from socks to sweaters, with a select few featuring a “Stay Lucky” slogan.Chase good fortune this year with a limited edition drop of the Cloudmonster. This cult favourite plumps and hydrates the lips, the latest shade boasting a vibrant red that’s bound to make you feel powerful from the inside out.Bottega Veneta celebrates Lunar New Year with a take on the classic Jodie bag.
Wear it buttoned up for a bold statement or wear it open and paired down with neutrals — the garment is a versatile must.Sephora celebrates the spirit of the dragon with two exclusive limited edition favourites kits, curated for makeup and skincare enthusiasts to tap into their inner strength.
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