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Cai Xukun At Prada, Xiaozhan At Tod’s: Chinese Stars, Designers, Influencers Pack A Punch At Milan Fashion Week
Brands are embracing the return of Chinese stars to Milan Fashion Week. These personalities who command an impressive following are their gateway to China. Read More
Tod’s Targets China For Store Openings, E-Commerce
Italy's Tod's Group S.p.a. is set to further intensify its China efforts this year for its flagship Tod's leathergoods brand in particular. Read More
Move Over K-Pop, C-Pop Is Hitting High Numbers
New data highlights the marketing potential of Chinese celebrities during fashion month. From actor Xiao Zhan to singer Liu Yuxin, fans were hooked. Read More
Palm Angels x Tod’s And More At Paris Fashion Week: Global Collabs Of The Week
Hot off the Paris Fashion Week runway, these brand collaborations portray the power of long-term partnerships in garnering loyal consumers and evolving existing brand identities through creative innovation. Read More
Milan Fashion Week Review: Luxury Brands Ditch Eccentric Styles, Embrace Classic Styling
Luxury brands like Gucci and Max Mara are abandoning eccentric logomania styles for heritage and archive pieces at Milan Fashion Week. Read More
Tod’s Returns To Profitability While Nike Feels The China Squeeze
Despite beating estimates and boosting global sales, Ferragamo, Tod’s, and Nike all felt the effects of China’s COVID-19 restrictions on their bottom line. Read More
Chinese KOLs Return To Milan Fashion Week
China’s influencers have finally made it back to Milan's live schedule. Though still only a handful, their presence will be a relief for European labels. Read More
Big Names Rule Milan Fashion Week, But China Checks In
From Prada to Marni and Max Mara to Giorgio Armani, the Jing Daily Fashion Week Score’s next stop is Italy’s fashion capital, Milan. Read More
Tod’s Leverages Idol Power In China To Boost Image
The Social Edition is our weekly series highlighting luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape: WeChat, Weibo, Tmall, Douyin, and beyond. Read More
Is Mixing & Matching the New Code of Luxury?
Despite their varying motivations for buying luxury brands, Chinese consumers love to mix and match labels and styles, creating a new market space. Read More
