
Lunar New Year is here, leading the way to spring and marking a fresh turn on the lunisolar calendar. It’s a season steeped in symbolism—honouring loved ones, celebrating renewal and exchanging gifts that feel both intentional yet intimate. Start the year of the fire horse on the right foot with an intentional present, for yourself or for others, to love and treasure all year ‘round.
Rest your chopsticks a little more elegantly this Lunar New Year with Ming Yu Wang’s Bloom Chopstick Rest. Delicate yet sculptural, the piece draws inspiration from the curved lines of a horse saddle and is handcrafted from recycled brass. A small pearl detail at each edge nods to the jewellery brand’s signature minimalism finished with a hint of grace.

Do you have a little someone in your life who could snuggle up in something warm this season? Roots leans into the nostalgia of childhood again, with a festive, hand-drawn horse motif embroidered across a cabin-red hoodie. Cozy, playful and perfect for layering, it’s a staple they’ll reach for well beyond the new year.

Touches of coquette meet old money in this delicate keyring. Accented by horse-themed gold-tone brass pendants, it’s a subtle nod to the maison’s equestrian heritage. Crafted in smooth nappa lambskin and designed to double as a key ring, it’s a polished finishing touch that goes with any kind of wear.

With all the festivities and family fun this Lunar New Year, this Jenga set might just become your new favourite for game night. Colourful yet refined, the blocks are crafted from mixed natural walnut wood. The engraved hints of Bottega Veneta tucked within the leather case make it too good to keep stored away. This is one piece you’ll actually want to leave on display.

Spanning from totes to crossbody styles, these bags are perfect for when you’re craving a pop of colour. Set against classic brown leather, the vibrant horse motif refreshes the signature Michael Kors look with a playful twist honouring the holiday. And if you’re in the mood to match, finish the look with the special-edition leather horse bag charm for that extra touch of festiveness.
If you love travelling and want to carry a touch of home with you, these travel pieces are perfect. The set includes a wallet, luggage tag and matching stickers featuring horse-inspired illustrations, all designed as thoughtful keepsakes for the new year. Did I forget to mention the bright red luggage tag? Reminiscent of the festive red envelopes handed out during Lunar New Year, it’s a playful reminder of one of the most festive times of year.
The effortless trend of silk scarves is flowing right into 2026 and we’re not complaining. Available in fox red and a more timeless off-white shade, this accessory is endlessly versatile. Wear it as a bandana dangling from the hips, tie it to the handles of your bag or even style it as a small decorative tapestry at home.
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From teapots to bowls and mugs, these Marimekko homeware pieces capture the charm of the handcrafted pottery we all love. Maija Isola’s iconic 1954 horse print is reimagined for the modern era, where polished vintage meets smooth pastels that are so in right now.
Embodying resilience and bravery, this striking crystal figurine is made to light up your home with 397 sparkling crystals and Swarovski’s signature glimmer.
With a front design that feels like a sculpture taken to cloth and a back that adds a street-style edge, this limited-edition Year of the Horse tee from Canada Goose blends tradition with a hand-drawn, symbolic touch.

This Louis Vuitton Horse Box is a never-before-seen staple piece. Its leather-crafted ears and flower-shaped eye simultaneously offer a textural element and a sense of childlike wonder.

Who says springtime can’t call for candles? Diptyque has a collection of scents blending floral notes with soft sweetness and warm woody undertones, creating a collection inspired by renewal and optimism.

Johnnie Walker tapped Hong Kong-born, London-based designer Robert Wun to design this limited-edition Blue Label bottle. The design, which references the year of the fire horse, represents optimism and the strength to push boundaries—values that translate into Wun’s couture.

This archival motif first appeared on Burberry bags in the 1980s. The crayon-red bag adjusts from shoulder to crossbody—perfect for both on-the-go days or relaxed outings—while the front leather patch with the equestrian knight design adds a touch of luxury.
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Hadiqah Khalil is a digital intern at FASHION who’s passionate about bringing forward stories that have yet to be seen. Through the art of fashion, she explores culture, identity and memory—using style as a powerful form of representation. Whether she’s writing or wandering between cafés, she’s usually doing so with a dirty iced chai latte in hand.