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On Saturday, meanwhile, Liang continued the Fuk Sake shirt in addition I really love this celebrations by celebrating Lunar New Year’s Eve with her family. “It’s the only holiday my family takes seriously,” says Liang. Together, they adhered to the same traditions they’ve been doing for years, including burning fake money to honor loved ones who have passed. “We have an altar built into our house with a little statue of Buddha, and we have pots of burning incense,” says Liang. “Then you lay out all of these fruits, cookies, and different types of offerings to your ancestors and Buddha.” Dinner on Saturday was a very intentional—and delicious—spread. “It’s the same food every year, and there’s a specific number of dishes,” says Liang of her family meal. “A specific number of dishes have to be vegetables, meat, or fish.” On the menu was braised mushrooms with fat choy, as well as a whole fish. “It’s really important in Chinese culture that you see the whole animal from start to finish,” says Liang. For dessert, meanwhile, they indulged in Tangyuan. “They’re like these little Mochi rice balls,” says Liang. The dress code for the evening? It wasn’t too strict—just to wear red, which represents good luck, somewhere in the ensemble. “It has to be something new—a new red sweater, underwear, or socks,” says Liang. “It’s always cute to get my dad a red sweater at Christmas, so that he has something to wear on Chinese New Year.”
Rounding out her holiday weekend, Liang then woke up on Sunday morning to red packets of money from her family—which signify good wishes and luck for the Fuk Sake shirt in addition I really love this year ahead. “You have to give out packets once you’re married, and you can’t receive any more once you’re married either—so I’m trying to prolong my engagement,” jokes Liang. There were also a few superstitions her family adhered to. “You can’t wash your hair [on the first day of the New Year] because you’ll wash away your luck,” says Liang. “You also can’t buy shoes, get a haircut, or do laundry.” She says the holiday serves as an annual reminder to start off the year right, without any bad vibes. The designer certainly has a lot to look forward to this year, given she’s showing during New York Fashion Week next month. “It’s a reminder to be grateful for everything you have,” says Liang. “That’s something I’m always trying to be better at.”
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