Search Results: Valentino
Valentino’s Italian Couture Spectacular Wows China
Valentino presented Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2022-23 collection at the house’s headquarters in Rome. How did the return embody the maison’s strategy? Read More
Valentino Launches Pop-up Art Bookstore In Shanghai
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms. Read More
How Valentino’s Double Eleven Strategy Excites a New Generation of Chinese Luxury Lovers
In China, Valentino has successfully introduced itself to younger millennials and Gen Z consumers while attracting others to take a fresh look. Read More
Valentino CEO Jacopo Venturini On Redefining Luxury in a Changing China
Jing Daily recently spoke with Valentino's new CEO to discuss the luxury brand's China strategy and what we can expect in the year ahead. Read More
Valentino Shows A New Inclusivity With Landmark Museum Show
On the evening of December 18, an interactive, themed exhibition titled VALENTINO RE-SIGNIFY kicked off at the Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art. Read More
How Valentino Marketed China’s Latest It Bag
We analyze digital brand campaigns from Valentino, Gentle Monster, and Michael Kors. Read More
Valentino’s Haute Couture-Meets-Streetwear Experiment in China
Valentino wants to bring haute couture and streetwear together to its important consumers in China, who represent 30 percent of the global business. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Valentino Appoints Chinese Menswear Brand Ambassador, and More
Italian high fashion brand Valentino named Zhang Yixing, the Chinese singer with a massive online following, to be its brand ambassador for menswear. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Alibaba Courts Valentino for Luxury Pavilion, and More
Valentino became the latest luxury brand to launch an official store on Alibaba Tmall's luxury portal Luxury Pavilion. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Weibo Labels Valentino Ad as Spam, and More
A Chinese celebrity's endorsement post on Valentino was marked as a spam by Weibo, a major marketing and branding platform for luxury brands in China. Read More
