Kenny Scharf, who began his art career alongside stars like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, has found new life through fashion collaborations.
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Shanghai Fashion Week Takes Off, Fueled by China’s Gen Z
Having been relatively untouched by the pandemic, Shanghai Fashion Week’s youthful spirit continued to lure Gen-Z China to its innovative designers. Read More
China’s ‘996’ Backlash Continues with ‘Worker Lives Matter’ Campaign
Chinese employees are protesting “996” culture again with a campaign that compiles the working hours of the country’s biggest firms. Read More
Florasis Celebrates Dai Ethnicity in Latest Campaign
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms. Read More
Kenny Scharf On Brand Collabs and What Basquiat Would Have Done
Kenny Scharf, who began his art career alongside stars like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, has found new life through fashion collaborations. Read More
PGI Fuels Platinum Jewelry Branding
Platinum Guild International (PGI®) remains steadfast in promoting the use of branded collection strategy to consolidate platinum’s equity. Read More
Why China Could Become First in Secondhand Luxury
Secondhand luxury platforms that can persuade Chinese consumers to consign parts of their collections will secure a years-long stream of inventory. Read More
What Luxuries China Still Craves From the West
Demand for imported luxury goods remained strong in 2020, despite the pandemic. But what do Chinese buyers want the most from abroad? Read More
Chanel Takes on the Resale Market With One Bag per Person per Year Policy
Chanel is now limiting the number of purchases for its most popular handbags to one of each per customer per year. Will more brands follow suit? Read More
How China Is Creating New Luxury Hotspots
New Chinese cities are becoming fashion hotspots now that luxury brands have moved in. And they are making the locals more refined. Read More
Another American Brand Exits China
Everlane is shutting down its Tmall flagship store after just two years, joining a growing list of brand casualties in China. Where did it go wrong? Read More
Half Of Chinese Women Don’t Want To Marry. Should Luxury Worry?
Nearly half of China’s young, urban women said they do not plan to marry. Should that worry luxury brands? Read More
Can Western Luxury Brands Survive the New China?
Some global players smoothly managed China’s policy shifts while others couldn’t adjust. But did the trade war and rising labor costs also play roles? Read More
Government Crackdowns, Evergrande, and COVID-19 Dampen Luxury Boom
September was the worst month for luxury stocks since the pandemic hit. Is it due to luxury’s recent growth being unsustainable or something else? Read More
To Reach Chinese Big Spenders, Luxury Brands Should Open Their Vaults
Archive collections are becoming a popular way for brands to surprise and delight an easily bored, e-commerce reliant global consumer base. Read More
What’s In A Name? From Fosun Fashion To Lanvin Group
Fosun Fashion Group has rebranded itself to Lanvin Group to build on a 132-year legacy. Will this daring move help it become the LVMH of China? Read More
