Dutch design duo Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren of Viktor & Rolf are to launch a retrospective exhibition at Shenzhen’s Sea World Culture and Arts Center in collaboration with the city’s Design Society, running from
It would be an understatement to say that America is fashionable! American brands are forward-thinking, inventive, and consistently on the cutting edge of fashion such as some of the top streetwear, casualwear, and luxury brands
Throughout the years, Western media has incessantly reduced South Asians to unattractive and socially awkward characters, touting them only as a “clownable minority,” as actor, writer and comedian Hasan Minaj once said.
Climate activists are working on translating transnational advocacy campaigns into the local context in South Asia. Currently, unconscious universalization in global discourse estranges South Asians from issues that intimately affect them.
A cultural advocacy group promoting Asian American and Pacific Islander chefs, makers, creatives and businesses is bringing a one-day-only pop-up market to the Arts District on Sunday. In celebration of AAPI Heritage
Scott Pierce started his King Katsu pop-up during the pandemic. He has operated a few pop-ups since moving to New Orleans six years ago, and he decided to focus on Japanese and Asian dishes. His
Shopping for a wedding dress should be just as joyous, welcoming, and self-expressive as the occasion you’re celebrating. But — spoiler — that isn’t always the case, considering limited sizing options, a myriad of obstacles
It’s been a tough year and a half for the AAPI community with anti-Asian hate crimes and racial harassment on the rise. Celebrities like K-Pop phenomenons BTS, Olympic gold medalist Suni
Editor’s Note: As part of its commitment to cover diversity in business, The Dispatch will feature Asian American-owned businesses throughout May, which is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
