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How Chaumet Set the Bar for Luxury Legacy Exhibitions in China
Forward-thinking online sales tactics have been booming in China lately. But Chaumet is forging a plan for longer-term relationships with local customers. Read More
As China Warms Up to the Metaverse, Who’s Building It?
With no shortage of companies beginning to shape the development of China’s metaverse, Jing Daily gives an overview of its key architects and players. Read More
Virtual Insanity, Not: Why Looking at NFTs, Gaming and the Metaverse Makes Sense for Luxury
NFTs? Skins? CryptoPunks? You’re already fed up with it all? You think it’s just noise? For luxury, it’s more exciting than you think. Read More
Takeaways From Jing Daily’s Webinar “The Future of C-Beauty: Cosmetics, Gen Z and Influence”
Our recent webinar on the future of C-Beauty was packed with innovative case studies and best practices to appeal to Chinese consumers. Read More
Dior Enters the Metaverse With Customizable Avatars
Luxury fashion house Christian Dior is the latest name to tap digital fashion by partnering with metaverse avatar platform Ready Player Me. Read More
The Future of C-Beauty: Cosmetics, Gen Z and Influence
Long dominated by top-selling global fragrances like Chanel N°5, China’s fragrance market is undergoing a rapid shift towards lesser-known and niche brands, driven by an evolution in consumer tastes and… Read More
Will The Met Gala’s Patriotic Theme Push China Away?
Chinese fashion fans traditionally love the Met Gala, but many will likely skip it this year due to COVID-19 and a poor theme choice. Read More
Luxury’s Battle For The Metaverse
Opinions on the definition of the metaverse may vary, but one thing is certain: It’s here. What role will China play in its adoption? Read More
In This Together: Why Fierce Luxury Competitors Sometimes End Up Working Together
You aren’t alone — on lobbying, climate change, and online sales — and your brand might end up working with its fiercest competitors. Read More
Adidas and Nike Sales Plummet Following Boycotts
What happens when an icon can’t wear your clothes? No one wants them. Nike and adidas both reported a plummet in sales on China’s e-commerce channel, Tmall. Read More
