KPop Demon Hunters Stars Attend Brooks Brothers Lunar New Year Gala

Brooks Brothers and Gold House hosted a glamorous dinner at Mr. Chow in Beverly Hills on Thursday evening to commemorate the Lunar New Year.

The invitees featured "KPop Demon Hunters" actor Ji-young Yoo, Daniel Dae Kim, Harry Shum, and his wife and"Toy Story 5"featuring Shelby Rabara, Yara Shahidi, Jeannie Mai, fashion influencer Nick Wooster, former "Queer Eye" member Bobby Berk, celebrity jeweler Ben Baller, stylists Jeanne Yang and Jared Eng, and TV host Lawrence Zarian.

The CEO of Brooks Brothers, Ken Ohash, along with his creative director Michael Bastian, began the evening with opening comments. "Brooks Brothers has long represented what success means in America, and those present in this room exemplify that success," he stated.

Gold House's CEO, Bing Chen, was seen wearing a sweatshirt from the Brooks Brothers-Gold House collaboration. "It's a deeply concerning period for many individuals, and it's about to become even more difficult as people come to understand that AI-related jobs won't return," Chen stated. "Therefore, our message during the Year of the Fire Horse is to move ahead by creating things you are truly passionate about, whether it's with trusted neighbors or within an industry you love. Although this is the most challenging time, remember that without pressure, there are no diamonds. This is genuinely the best moment to build."

Dinner started with a session on making noodles. The menu included Mr. Chow's classic dishes such as chicken satay, glazed prawns with walnuts, drunken fish, and green prawns.

Halfway through the dinner, visitors were delighted by a classic lion dance performance.

Guests were given gift cards for a custom-made Brooks Brothers dress shirt along with a book that celebrates Mr. Chow's 50th anniversary.

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