Search Results: Cai Xukun
Cai Xukun and Yang Mi Remain the Top Celebrities in China in April: R3
The April R3 Celebrity Index revealed that Chinese boyband member Cai Xukun and actress Yang Mi were the most-buzzed-about stars in China last month. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Prada Names a Gen-Z Spokesperson to Rejuvenate the Brand, and More
Italian luxury giant Prada named the Chinese singer, rapper and actor Cai Xukun, who was born in 1998, to be its Chinese brand spokesperson. Read More
How China is Changing the Definition of Luxury
In the West, luxury was always associated with opulence and classical styles. But in China, a monumental shift has taken place in the industry. Read More
Is China Killing off its “Little Fresh Meat”?
Luxury’s ambassadors are often called “Little Fresh Meat.” But if China has its way, there could be a shift away from these feminine-looking stars. Read More
Did Luxury Brands Learn Their Lessons This CNY?
As we approach Chinese New Year in 2021, Jing Daily asks: Has luxury learned its lessons for the Year of the Ox? Read More
Was Gucci’s New Year Collab With Doraemon A Misstep?
Jing Daily's weekly analysis of the very latest digital luxury brand campaigns in China from Prada, Burberry, and Gucci. Read More
Why Is Post-COVID China Embracing A Cyberpunk Aesthetic?
Originally a futuristic and dystopian science-fiction genre from the 1980s, Cyberpunk has reemerged as a total lifestyle aesthetic for Gen Zers in China. Read More
The New Prada Team Envisions Sustainability in China
Jing Daily looks into how Prada made relevant content for local viewership with its Spring/Summer 2021 show as well as its long-term China vision. Read More
Gucci, Prada And More Struggle On Douyin
As global luxury brands launch on new social platforms, like Douyin, the importance of creating a winning brand strategy for each new platform is a must. Read More
Can the Reality Idol Show, Youth With You 2, Create More Fashion Darlings?
Youth With You, now in season 2, is an iQiyi talent competition/reality show that aired in March, during the COVID-19 lockdown, and became a hit in China. Read More
