With tariffs rising and fashion weeks evolving, designers like Kim Shui and Iris van Herpen share how to build resilient, distinctive fashion businesses.
China’s soft demand weighed on LVMH but boosted Moncler, while Hermès stayed resilient.
Healthcare experiences are changing as Asia becomes a go-to destination for wealthy travelers chasing beauty, longevity, and holistic recovery.
Group achieves a solid start to the year, with robust DTC performance and standout results across key Asian markets.
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Celebrity beauty faces a reckoning as Rhode and Rare Beauty founders look for billion-dollar exits — hype-fueled growth meets investor scrutiny.
Fashion industry experts discuss Asia’s growing impact on global footwear trends via sneaker-style ballet flats and cartoonishly giant platform shoes.
In a bid to boost visitor numbers and spending, Hong Kong is promoting itself as a Muslim-friendly destination to woo affluent Arab travelers.
As Ugg staged its comeback with celebrity endorsements and trendy designs, an ad featuring K-pop star Hanni ignited debate about gender representation in China.
As US-China trade tensions mount, Americans turn to Chinese platforms like DHgate, Taobao, and Shein for luxury lookalikes at rock-bottom prices.
Factory owners in China are creating viral content claiming to produce for luxury houses, exposing the power of mass consumer disinformation and perceptions of Chinese manufacturing quality.
As tariffs rise and China-US tensions intensify, Shein’s London IPO ambitions may not be enough to offset mounting challenges.
C-suite visionaries: Global CEO Patrice Louvet and APAC CEO Shin Hwee Chua reveal how Ralph Lauren balances heritage with innovation.
Tariff disputes between Washington and Beijing have complicated negotiations over the popular social media platform, delaying a sale that appeared close to completion.
As European and American luxury brands contend with escalating tariffs, industry leaders must navigate higher costs, supply chain disruptions, and changing consumer sentiment.
Beijing’s sweeping retaliatory measures escalate trade tensions as Trump’s tariff war intensifies, affecting all American exports to China.
From indie startups to established giants, no beauty brand will escape the crossfire of escalating trade tensions. Which will come out on top?
While Chanel denies recent layoff speculation in China, the brand faces growing scrutiny amid retail shifts and global recalibrations.
Amid a broader slowdown in the luxury market, how has Ralph Lauren managed to achieve strong growth by deepening its presence in China?
Opinion: The dupe phenomenon is a symptom of a deeper crisis within the luxury industry: the erosion of trust, driven by the actions of the brands themselves.
Sales in Japan, Europe, and the US outshine China, prompting Fast Retailing to boost its full-year outlook after better-than-expected results.
By combining visa-free entry for dozens of countries with point-of-purchase tax refunds, China is strategically transforming international tourism into a powerful economic driver.
Repeat travelers, real-time decision-making, and premium tastes are defining China’s new tourism landscape — and unlocking fresh opportunities for global luxury players.
Jean Paul Gaultier names Dutch designer Duran Lantink as creative director, house returns to ready-to-wear at Paris Fashion Week 2025.
LVMH appoints Louis Vuitton China head Ramon Ros as Fendi CEO, highlighting Asia’s growing strategic role amid executive reshuffle.
Jing Masterminds: Samuel Ross discusses how he stays inspired, China’s unique open-mindedness, and his mission to establish SR_A as a luxury maison.
Colm Dillane opens up about the evolution of KidSuper and why creativity starts with chaos in our latest edition of Jing Masterminds.
Mao Geping posts stellar growth, but reliance on a single brand and low R&D investment pose challenges for its long-term expansion.
As beauty giants grapple with falling sales, labels like Rare Beauty continue to grow thanks to their more personalized, authentic relationship with consumers.
The British perfume house debuts its first global exhibition in Shanghai, turning fragrance into multisensory storytelling — sparking online buzz and creating a roadmap in the process.
Once dominated by streetwear enthusiasts, Poizon is now courting beauty brands with its community-driven approach, already generating millions for early adopters like Kans.
China’s tech leadership likely to accelerate despite rising tariffs and geopolitical tensions.
Auto experts weigh in on controversial rebrands, cultural authenticity, and the storytelling strategies that transform vehicles into aspirational lifestyle symbols.
As the showcase evolves beyond furniture, Asian automotive and fashion powerhouses are leveraging the platform to redefine luxury and innovation via immersive experiences and cultural narratives.
U.S.-based netizens are flocking to the Chinese app en masse in preparation for TikTok’s closure.
As overweight population approaches 44%, local brands lead size-inclusive movement while global players adapt strategies.
The packing tape-look-alike bracelet was met with humor and criticism in China.
As ‘TikTok refugees’ flock to Xiaohongshu, we break down what the app is and how to use it.
As Rolex and Cartier unveil innovative releases at Watches & Wonders 2025, the Swiss watch industry grapples with slowing global demand and a growing shift toward the secondary market.
Chinese aquaculture has revolutionized the caviar industry, driving wholesale prices down by 45% since 2014, enabling chefs to present the delicacy as an accessible luxury.
Shares of Chinese duty-free retailers soared on expectations of stronger consumer demand, as rising tariffs on imports could drive up prices at mainstream retailers.
While ByteDance's international business flourishes, the company must navigate competing demands from Washington and Beijing over TikTok’s future in the American market.
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