Lang Boutique in LA Blends Asian and American Design Influences
Lang, a new fashion boutique, has launched in the Row DTLA complex of Los Angeles, led by Kayla Wong. The store features a curated selection of gender-neutral clothing from several Asian-founded brands and independent creators. Designed by architect Paul Chan, the 1,200 square foot space utilizes layered curtains instead of conventional walls, promoting adaptable and artistic presentations. This design choice reflects the heritage of Wong and Chan, both hailing from Hong Kong and now residing in the city. Lang also acts as a cultural hub, offering exhibitions, talks, and performances at 777 S. Alameda Street, Suite 132, Los Angeles, CA 90021.
Key facts
- Lang boutique opened in Row DTLA, Los Angeles
- Founded by Kayla Wong
- Architect: Paul Chan
- 1,200 sq ft space
- Features gender-neutral apparel from Asian-founded brands
- Custom curtain system instead of fixed walls
- Semi-circular bench upholstered in custom textile by Suay
- Paper lanterns with Cantonese sayings
- Display tables with washi paper surfaces from upcycled papers
- Location: 777 S. Alameda Street, Building M2, Suite 132, Los Angeles, CA 90021
Entities
Artists
- Kayla Wong
- Paul Chan
- Adrian Madlener
Institutions
- Lang
- Row DTLA
- Suay
Locations
- Los Angeles
- United States
- Hong Kong
- China
- Thailand
- India
- Mexico
- Yucatán