Hop into the Year of the Rabbit in style
Yes, we do mean hoppy, as this is now the Year of the Rabbit, according to the Chinese Zodiac and corresponding lunar calendar. Starting Jan. 22, we bit adieu to the roaringand its spirit of change and adventure and welcome in the rabbit, which represents prosperity and hope.
Want to know if this will be your year? If you were born in the years 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011 and of course in 2023 then it is your time to shine, embracing the fun-loving and hopeful side of things this year. In honor of the new year, brands are hopping on board with brand new bunny-centric designs and limited-edition releases that may bring even more luck to 2023. From designers like Coach and Dior to household names like Sur La Table and Johnnie Walker, you are sure to find a lucky new item to bring even more prosperity into your life.
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