While China’s key economic indicators show gradual improvement, questions remain about whether this recovery is sustainable.
Asia-Pacific destinations resurged, driven by favorable exchange rates, longer visitor stays, and a growing preference for meaningful, experience-driven travel.
From thriving Alaïa to struggling McQueen, fashion creatives discuss what makes a house succeed when it outlives the founder.
Dramatic physical transformations, from weight loss regimes to full-blown cosmetic procedures, are flooding China’s social apps.
China’s Gen Z puts local spin on British countryside aesthetic, creating retail opportunities.
Xiaohongshu’s profitability is surging as it shifts from user growth to monetization, positioning itself as a key contender in China’s social media and e-commerce space.
Hong Kong actor and cinema scion unexpectedly rises as a livestreaming sensation thanks to his ‘abstract’ persona.
From cotton to couture, major brands faced fierce backlashes in China over cultural insensitivities.
Artificial intelligence cemented itself in a number of luxury brand playbooks this year. But who deployed the tech the best?
From Dingyun Zhang’s Crocs drop to Ruibuilt’s sex toy at Paris Fashion Week, here are the partnerships that made waves.
Reflecting on a year of grand fashion departures, ‘Brat’ green, and viral China runways, this is what got netizens talking.
Deutsche Bank forecasts the global luxury market will recover by late 2025, driven by easing economic pressures, with China playing a pivotal role in the rebound.
Report unveils the trends reshaping global luxury, with a focus on cultural authenticity and hyper-personalized experiences.
Get the latest on China from a trusted data source.
New visa policy and political upheaval create contrasting fortunes for tourism between China and South Korea in 2024.
Rivaling Anta and Li-Ning, performance sportswear brand On is thriving by blending affordability with technical innovation and focusing on local communities.
Once a gathering place for serious art collectors, Art Basel Miami has transformed into a spectacle of brand activations, devoid of added value for clients.
From Heytea x Yayoi Kusama to Kaws teaming up with Netflix’s hit series ‘Squid Game,’ pop culture partnerships create buzz and brand equity.
Premium C-beauty label Mao Geping targets a $1.8 billion valuation in its long-awaited Hong Kong listing.
Wellness travel is redefining luxury hospitality, demanding brands innovate with personalization, sustainability, and well-being to capture evolving consumer priorities.
Pleasing Chinese consumers in the countdown to Christmas hinges on clear value, innovative design, and exceeding expectations.
As R&D investment soars, Chinese beauty brands shift from marketing to science.
The celebrated Asian-American designer shares his next plans and reflects on the state of the fashion industry in light of Trump’s return.
Jing Masterminds: The visionary Nepalese-American designer talks about his creative process, diversity in fashion, and his upcoming memoir, ‘Walk Like a Girl.’
Next-gen influencers are making waves online with their digital savviness and relatable content. But their age raises ethical concerns.
The pioneering digital fashion and sneaker brand has begun winding down operations in anticipation of its official closure in early 2025.
Louis Vuitton launches new game on Discord, and Guerlain drops new experience in The Sandbox.
As tourists flock to some of China’s most popular winter destinations, competition among the regions is rising.
Multiple-entry visa policy opens door to 18 million potential shoppers from mainland.
Taobao Global is leveraging localized logistics and premium brand partnerships to outpace competitors in the evolving cross-border e-commerce market.
With the departure of John Galliano, we assess the longevity of Maison Margiela’s cult legacy in China.
Matthieu Blazy takes the reins at Chanel, with his debut collection set to hit the runway in Fall 2026.
Formula One’s evolution into a lifestyle ecosystem offers luxury brands new ways to connect with affluent, experience-seeking consumers.
Streetwear players are opting for collaboration to extend their consumer bases and product categories.
The Hong Kong Fashion Fest highlights the fashion industry’s role as a catalyst for the city’s economic growth.
The French luxury house today presented its 2024-25 Métiers d’Art collection at Hangzhou’s scenic West Lake.
Luxury multi-brand retailer Machine-A has been sold by Tomorrow Ltd to private investors, and Chinese accessories designer Steven Ma appointed as director.
The designer, his wife, and founders of Montreal-based brand Fecal Matter were prohibited entry to China’s Forbidden City for wearing ‘dark and strange’ clothes.
A once-overlooked cornerstone of the luxury athleisure market, Lacoste’s recent efforts at courting China’s shoppers are paying off. What can competitors learn from its success?
Actor Huang Xiaoming’s relationship with entrepreneur Ye Ke has sparked online debate, highlighting the rise of socialite training schools and growing pressures on women.
The packing tape-look-alike bracelet was met with humor and criticism in China.
Luxury prices are rising, but quality and value aren’t keeping up — and high-net-worth consumers know they’re being taken advantage of.
UBS predicts a challenging outlook for China’s economy through 2026, citing slowing GDP growth, deflation risks, a faltering property market, and rising US tariffs.
Year ahead to be challenging as watchmakers navigate declining exports to China, shifting consumer preferences, and macroeconomic uncertainties.
Chinese watchmakers are emerging as serious competitors to Swiss horology by blending cultural heritage, artisanal craftsmanship, and innovation.
Get more news based on your interests
