A mother and daughter reimagined the Korean hanbok. Now they’re dressing the San Diego Padres

Estella Park Riahi never thought she'd join her mother's business, but now she's an enthusiastic partner

As a kid, when Estella Park Riahi did poorly on a test, her mother had a favorite way of threatening her. She'd tell me: You're going to have to work for the family business!'" said Riahi. That used to scare me."

Back then, making and selling hanbok - traditional Korean garments - alongside her immigrant mother, Laura Park, in Los Angeles's Koreatown was the last thing Riahi wanted to do. I attended a predominantly white all-girls school, and I wanted to fit in with everybody whose parents had normal' careers," she said. I had no interest in celebrating my Koreanness."