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Celine Builds a Mini-Site via WeChat Mini Program
After opening a WeChat account about two years ago, Celine finally launched its first-ever WeChat Mini-Program on July 8. Read MoreChinese Whispers: Digital Laggard Celine Starts to Sell Online in Asia, and More
The French luxury brand Celine recently unveiled its e-commerce service in Asia, which covers countries from China and Singapore to Japan. Read MoreSlimane Causes Online Uproar in China Ahead of Celine’s Paris Show
In China, two recently-released Celine handbags designed by Creative Director Hedi Slimane have met serious backlash on social media. Read MoreLuxury World’s Digital Laggard Céline Launches on WeChat
Céline recently changed its digital approach by officially establishing a presence on China's most important social media platform: WeChat. Read MoreCEO Interview: Ctrip’s Strategic Threat to Expedia, Priceline and Everyone Else
For Ctrip, international expansion is still mostly about accommodating global Chinese travelers, wherever in the world they are. Read MoreCéline Steps Up Presence In China’s ‘Evolving’ Luxury Market
The LVMH-owned label joins a growing contingent of niche brands recognizing Chinese luxury consumers' rising focus on individual style. Read MoreSinger Faye Wong Models For Céline, Plots Comeback Tour
She may not be a household name in much of the world, but throughout most of East and Southeast Asia the Chinese singer and occasional actress Faye Wong (王菲) is entertainment royalty. Read MoreCCI Q&A: Loewe CEO Pascale Lepoivre on Creative Content for Luxury
In the fourth and final installment of our year-end Q&A series, we caught up with Pascale Lepoivre, CEO of the Spanish luxury fashion house Loewe. Read More2021 Could Be the Year of “Designer DTC”
In many ways, 2020 represented a turning point for direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands, particularly in China, as housebound consumers turned to online. Read MoreDior Learned To Localize In China – And Was Rewarded For It
The French fashion powerhouse Dior hasn’t been afraid of trying new initiatives in the lucrative Chinese market. And now, it’s a leader in localization. Read More