Search Results: Christian Louboutin
Red Sole, Red Flag: Christian Louboutin Hits Chinese Social Media
Currently with six boutiques in Greater China, iconic French footwear label Christian Louboutin is jumping feet-first, no pun intended, into the world of Chinese social media with the launch of… Read More
Luxury Shoemaker Christian Louboutin Plans Beijing, Shanghai Stores
Famous for his red-soled women’s footwear, Louboutin hopes to operate as many as five stores in China within the next three years, targeting China as well as Brazil. Read More
Exor Eyes China Expansion Via Louboutin
Backed by Exor, Christian Louboutin could become one of the world’s preeminent luxury players and see significant growth in China. Read More
Luxury Briefs: Kusama & LV Hong Kong Pop-Up; Marc Jacobs Goes Weibo; Louboutin In Beijing
A roundup of news from China's fashion and luxury market, from a Pacific Place pop-up store showcasing Louis Vuitton's collaboration with Yayoi Kusama to Marc Jacobs's new Weibo page and… Read More
Mytheresa Rides a “Record High” of First-Time Buyers
Mytheresa’s net income more than doubled in Q2 thanks to 100,000 first-time buyers, bringing its active customers to over half a million. Read More
The Young Love Luxury But Are Brands Ready?
The fear that a young generation of consumers would have limited interest for personal luxury goods has been buried by evidence of the opposite. Read More
Wendy Yu on Fashion Investing
Wendy Yu has amassed an impressive luxury investment portfolio through her company Yu Capital Limited. Read More
Are Chinese Netizens Ready for Hermès Beauty?
Hermès is finally entering China's hot beauty arena with a new lipstick collection, but can they penetrate an already crowded and competitive field? Read More
Shandong Ruyi Listed on The Credit Watch List And More
Some analysts believe that Ruyi's debt problem is directly related to the purchase of luxury brands that cost more than 40 billion yuan in the past decade. Read More
Dolce&Gabbana Appoints a New Asia Pacific CEO & More
The appointment of Carlo Gariglio as the D&G CEO for Asia Pacific region is seen as the brand’s first comeback to the China market. Read More
