Platform’s explosive growth prioritized profits over protection, allowing counterfeit beauty networks to flourish and undermine legitimate Chinese cosmetics brands.

In 2025, Chinese beauty investors focus on rapid domestic growth and cultural relevance, while global giants prioritize scientific innovation, premium positioning, and long-term international scalability.

Mac Cosmetics unveiled a piano-inspired flagship at China’s top performing mall — Nanjing’s Deji Plaza. What makes it so attractive to consumers?

Anderson’s Spring 2026 menswear debut at Hôtel des Invalides blends archival homage with contemporary innovation, sparking debate about Dior’s future direction among Chinese fashion enthusiasts.

The pop artist discusses his roots in 1980s New York, global brand collaborations, and his latest museum shows in Shanghai and New York.

From Disney’s ‘fail forward’ culture to LVMH’s light-based philosophy, luxury leaders share proven frameworks for creating psychological safety and unleashing the creative confidence that drives innovation.

High-end labels discover untapped potential in Middle Eastern malls, where tech-savvy consumers, tourists propel growth. But impressing VIP shoppers takes more than spectacle.

German luxury sports carmaker Porsche reports steep decline in H1 2025 China deliveries, deepening the brand’s struggles in what was once its largest global market.

Brand joins Hermès and LVMH in reporting sluggish Chinese sales as macro-economic uncertainty and slowing demand hit the luxury sector hard.

Alongside returning K-pop acts and easing entertainment restrictions, West’s booking suggests China’s entertainment industry may be entering a new phase of selective international openness.

Chinese travelers are increasingly seeking adventure-led, experiential travel, from theme parks and study tours to African safaris.

Outbound travel market rebounds, fueled by digitally-savvy newcomers prioritizing value-conscious luxury experiences over traditional status symbols.