Liem, a young Saigon resident, runs a barbershop in District 3 along with his cohort of tattoo-clad employees. Decked out in Chicano-inspired decor, both the shop and its workers pay homage to the culture of working-class Mexican-Americans.
In the video below, Liem introduces himself and his barbershop, speaking with the folks from Only in Saigon about his profession, his tattoos and his teammates.
[Video via YouTube user Only In Saigon]
Jeremy is back to rock the house at Decibel for another performance.
A Japanese graphic designer finds beauty in the mundane.
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From vendors selling vegetables to hemside barbershops, this is what we saw through our lens this week.
From Hanoi to Lang Co to Ho Chi Minh City, this is what we saw through our lens this week.
From Saigon skyline to Art Deco facades, this is what we saw through our lens this week.
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