Search Results: Millennial
How Luxury Brands Can Connect With Aging Chinese Millennials
Can luxury brands leverage the striking parallels between China’s millennials and its senior demographic to gain a stronger foothold in the county? Read More
Why Sustainability Is Trending With China’s Millennials
Sustainability was at the heart of this year’s Shanghai Fashion Week programming, but can the trend truly take hold in China? Read More
Four Strategies for Selling Pearls to Chinese Millennials
While China is the largest global producer of cultured pearls, convincing its vast millennial market to wear them has been another story. Read More
Will Luxury Suffer From China’s Crackdown On Millennial Debt?
Ant Financial has amended credit limits for its consumer-lending platform Huabei to “promote more rational spending habits.” What does it mean for luxury? Read More
Why China’s Millennials Are Targeting These Silicon Valley Brands
West Coast DTC brands are known for promoting ethical production and sustainability. But they’ve become popular in China for their connection to Silicon Valley elites. Read More
How Gen Z And Millennial Needs Have Radically Changed Post-COVID-19
Millennial and Gen-Z consumers are more health-focused and want an improved quality of life post-COVID-19, and luxury brands must appeal to these urges. Read More
Millennial Women Lead As China’s Most Important Consumer
Young female employees are moving the needle for the luxury market in China, usually first-time purchasers looking to fit in socially and professionally. Read More
From Gucci’s Sims 4 Collaboration to Louis Vuitton’s Earphones, How to Win Over Millennials and Gen Zers
From collaborations to creating new, more relevant products, luxury brands are on the hunt to winning over millennials and Gen Zers. Read More
Do Chinese Millennials Want Diversity in Fashion Ads?
While China’s mainstream sees diversity in fashion ads as the West's excessive political correctness, the fashion-forward crowd sees a much-needed change. Read More
Gucci, Cartier, Prada, Chanel and Louis Vuitton may still dominate fashion in China – but the new ‘Made in China’ tag is winning the hearts of local millennials
Luxury consumerism in China is undergoing a big transformation, with young consumers feeling increasingly positive towards local brands offering uniqueness. Read More
