A solo passion project showcasing handmade Lolita-inspired apparel, original paintings, and watercolored stationery goods. Anie Quynh combines folktales from her Asian American upbringing with the ‘90s/Y2K magical-girl culture (we’re talking Sailor Moon, Cardcaptor Sakura, etc.) that shaped her childhood in whimsical artwork and clothing. Nowadays, you’ll find a tinge of influence from guro horror artists like Junji Ito and Takato Yamamoto too. Through her work, you'll find designs that shift with the seasons, teetering between dreamy and haunting. (less)