The businessman and politician played the part of a L.A. hipster on Saturday by posing inside a portrait studio made famous by Kacey Musgraves, all in the name of supporting local business.
He may be a wealthy presidential candidate, but Mike Bloomberg found one of the most cost effective ways to get a new profile pic taken by a professional photographer: Bloomberg hit up Tom's One Hour Photo Lab in L.A.'s Koreatown on Saturday and posed for the viral star photographer.
One of Bloomberg's staffers confirmed the visit today, offering that the former New York City Mayor has long supported small businesses like Tom's as well as "millions of immigrants who are entrepreneurs" like Tom's owner, Hiep Tuong, a photo entrepreneur who also goes by Tom Tuong. The photographer and business owner became famous thanks to Kacey Musgraves after the country music superstar happened upon the shop last August while looking for a photo lab to develop some film with her photographer sister. She ended up posing in his vintage portrait studio and posting their collaboration on her social media platforms — even going so far as to create an Instagram account for him and encouraging fans and followers to visit the shop.
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