This elderly couple from Taiwan curates high-fashion from clothes left behind at their laundry store
'I never would've thought at my age so many people would want to look at pictures of me,' Hsu Hsiu-e, 84, said.
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'I never would've thought at my age so many people would want to look at pictures of me,' Hsu Hsiu-e, 84, said.
Apr 21, 2021 Boomers, Millennials, and Gen Z may be in an eternal cold war with one another but there seems to be one thing we agree on. Old folks’ fashion is dope. The new trend for 20-something appears to be coping the styles of our Grandparents and dressing like you’re ready for an early bird special and a nice game of bingo. As with many things these days, it’s getting a big push on Instagram. For example, @ Gramparentsis closing in on 150k followers loving their user-submitted pics of elders out and about rocking their best fit. There’s also the octogenarian viral stars
Taipei, Jan. 31 (CNA) Seven months after going viral on Instagram, a laundry run by an octogenarian couple in central Taiwan has taken its next step in redefining fashion -- finding new homes for unclaimed clothes from laundries across Taiwan.