Search Results: Guochao
3 Ways Foreign Luxury Brands Can Tap Into China’s Guochao Trend
So far, guochao has mainly been associated with Chinese brands. But Western brands can take advantage of this trend if they follow these three rules. Read More
Dior’s Guochao Menswear Collection Avoids Cultural Clichés
Dior has become one of the few Western luxury brands to embrace the guochao trend by combining traditional Chinese culture with modern style. Read More
Taobao Maker Festival Extends The Meaning of “Guochao” Fashion
Jing Daily highlights five merchants from Taobao Maker Festival that are showcasing “Guochao,” or Chinese fashion, in diverse ways. Read More
Chinese Designers: Beware of “Guochao Fatigue”
Netizens coined the term "Guochao" to describe local designers who were making Chinese nationalism trendy. Today, brands need to go beyond is basic concept. Read More
5 Key Consumer Trends for the Post-COVID-19 Era
COVID-19 continues to transform the way consumers engage with luxury products. But which post-pandemic trends will stick around? Read More
Why Mid-Autumn Festival Is China’s Fashion-Food Moment
With this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival arriving in two weeks, what global brands have collaborated with local partners on holiday mooncakes? Read More
Four Takeaways From Jing Daily’s Latest Report, Chinese Cultural Consumers: The Future Of Luxury
The rapid rise and evolution of the Chinese Cultural Consumer presents luxury brands with hugely significant opportunities and challenges. Read More
What Brands Need to Know About China’s Patriotic Perfume Boom
Young Chinese aren’t just looking for novelty perfumes; they also crave scents and imagery that evoke a sense of their Chinese identities. Read More
Why Western Luxury Brands Must Catch Up to the New China Playbook
Western luxury brands have increased their China presence, but there will be more catching up for them to do once Chinese Gen-Z consumers fully emerge. Read More
Can Shushu/Tong Go Global?
Known for its feminine yet quirky style, Chinese designer brand Shushu/Tong has blown up in China. Now, it’s eyeing the global market. Read More
