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Exclusive: Calvin Klein Embraces Diversity with First-Ever Women’s Day Campaign for Asia
For this year’s International Women’s Day, American luxury fashion brand, Calvin Klein, is on a mission to empower Asian women to challenge gender norms. Read MoreCalvin Klein’s Beijing Sneak Peek Raises Skepticism
This week, models, bloggers and the local fashion elite came together in Beijing for a low-key dinner event hosted by Calvin Klein to celebrate the brand's spring collection. Read MoreWeekend Event Roundup: Calvin Klein, Minsheng Art Museum In Shanghai
This weekend, two events, one a fashion event capitalizing on Shanghai's decadent 1920s and 1930s image as the "Paris of the East" and the other an art opening, showed how… Read MoreChina: This Week In Digital Luxury Marketing
A roundup of new and ongoing campaigns in China through June 23, featuring L'Oreal Paris, Calvin Klein, Coach, Sephora, and Lancôme. Read MoreAmerican Fashion Brands Hitting “Emotional Sweet Spot” In Hong Kong
Since American traders moved to Hong Kong in 1842 following the First Opium War, American brands have proliferated in the city to include Levi’s, Calvin Klein, Gap and DKNY. Read MoreWhat the World Needs to Learn From Chinese Content Commerce: Part Four
As gaming goes mainstream, players include members of the crucial higher-income demographics, and brands across the consumer spectrum are taking note. Read MoreBLACKPINK’s Lisa Is Next in China’s Line of Fire
Harper’s Bazaar China has quietly removed images of the BLACKPINK star from its social media, as the boycott against Western firms rages on. Read MoreBurberry & Nike Next to Face China Backlash
Luxury brand shares are tumbling, and droves of Chinese ambassadors are breaking contracts with fashion brands as the cotton crisis wears on. Read MoreSizing Is Killing Your Brand
Incorrect sizing is one of the leading reasons for returns in fashion. Jing Daily tackles how brands can get Chinese consumers their correct sizes. Read MoreBiden’s Next Moves Could Be Costly For Luxury
The US Chamber of Commerce estimates that American companies could lose hundreds of billions of dollars in potential growth from a US-China decoupling. Read More