Search Results: Chinese New Year
Bottega Veneta Already Won Chinese New Year
Bottega Veneta is mounting a monumental art installation on the Great Wall of China. Here’s why it’s a pitch-perfect strategy for the luxury Maison. Read MoreHow adidas’ 2021 Campaign Won Chinese New Year
Jing Daily analyzes the creative storytelling and cutting-edge omnichannel communication strategies of adidas’ Chinese New Year 2021 campaign. Read MoreWith 22 Million In Lockdown, Chinese New Year Isn’t Looking Prosperous For Luxury
With 22 million people ordered to stay at home, this Chinese New Year celebration isn’t looking as “over-the-top” as luxury brands had hoped. Read MoreDior Adds An Oriental Aesthetic To Their Chinese New Year 2021 Collection
Jing Daily's weekly analysis of the very latest digital luxury brand campaigns in China from Dior, Bananain, and Adidas Originals. Read MoreThe 5 Best Chinese New Year Products from Luxury Brands
Can luxury brands really sell rat products? Yes! If they're adorable. Here are 5 special Chinese New Year-themed lines that are totally irresistible. Read MoreFor Your Eyes Only — 5 Chinese New Year Ads You Shouldn’t Miss
Take a look at five Chinese New Year ads that mixed traditions with modernity and garnered positive reactions from consumers during this year's holiday. Read MoreNew Year, New You? Selfridges’ WeChat Quiz Wins Chinese New Year
Selfridges & Co. created a winning digital campaign, with a lifestyle-driven focus that resonated with the younger Chinese audiences. Read MoreMahjong and Makeup: How Maybelline Got the Chinese New Year Right
While most brands are incorporating zodiac animal in their Chinese New Year designs, Maybelline got influencers excited about its makeup with a mahjong set. Read MoreClinique Unveils Travel Exclusive Set with CDFG at Chinese New Year Event
Clinique launched a limited-edition "Clinique x Jing Boran" Travel Exclusive Set to cater to the skincare needs of Chinese travelers. Read MoreWill London’s Luxury Stores Bring Home the Bacon this Chinese New Year?
Perhaps the entire luxury industry in London lacks a comprehensive marketing strategy for China’s largest holiday -- the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year. Read More