Korean ‘quiet luxury’ labels and Indonesian niche brands offer identity and innovation at prices European rivals struggle to match.

Group luxury buying craze leaves houses like Tiffany and Van Cleef & Arpels scrambling to balance social media buzz with brand equity protection.

Once synonymous with ‘mom bags’ and conservative design, Coach has successfully reinvented itself as an ‘it bag’ brand — a standout case study in modern luxury repositioning.

In 2025, China’s beauty market favored proof over hype, as longevity science, AI-led discovery, and function-first formulas rewired how consumers buy.

Dealmakers pivot from hype to control as fragrance, haircare, biotech and niche brands emerge as 2025’s most contested growth engines.

The moments, movements, and market signals that reshaped luxury.

Zhong’s nearly $20 billion pharmaceutical fortune offers leaders a clear lesson: long-term investment in innovation pays off big time.

Three simultaneous moves map China’s consumer recalibration: exporting value globally through Mixue, capturing overlooked luxury demand via Golden Goose, and prioritizing B2B flows in Hainan.

Asset sales accelerate as New World Development grapples with rising leverage and property downturn.