Search Results: YSL
Chinese Whispers: YSL Beauty Ramps up Brick-and-Mortar Efforts in China, and More
The YSL beauty store in Guangzhou is a prime example of how high-end beauty technology can empower brands to interact with today's digital-savvy shoppers. Read More
China’s Beauty Bubble: YSL, L’Oreal Sales Shrug Off Trade War
L’Oreal CEO Jean-Paul Agon was optimistic on company's sales growth in China despite the ongoing trade war with the US. Read More
YSL Makes Big Splash With Fancy Hotel in Hong Kong
Yves Saint Laurent Beauty Hotel popped up at the swanky 1881 Heritage mall in Tsim Sha Tsui last weekend to give customers a taste of life in the fast lane. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Young Fashion Designers on Taobao, YSL Beauté and Facial Recognition, More
After graduating from fashion design institutions, increasing numbers of young Chinese fashion designers are choosing to launch their careers on Alibaba’s consumer-facing marketplace Taobao. Read More
How Givaudan Sniffed Out Success In China
Jing Daily caught up with Maurizio Volpi and Yaling Li of the fragrance company Givaudan to see how they are adapting to China’s perfume market. Read More
Four Ways To Rethink Luxury Retail Location
Luxury brands traditionally open shops in high-status locations to connect with area consumers. But there are other crucial factors they must consider. Read More
5 Property Developers Fueling China’s Booming Luxury Retail
Jing Daily looks at five major real estate players fueling China’s luxury retail sector to see if they can maintain their success long-term. Read More
NFTs Are Shaking Up China’s Art Scene
Following the $47,000 sale of an NFT song by Chinese singer A Duo, will the crypto boom give rise to more Chinese creatives? Read More
5 Ways Luxury Brands Can Win Over The FOMO Generation
The need to follow trends is not new, but FOMO stirs strong emotions that allow luxury brands to tap into always-connected Gen Zers. Read More
Size Doesn’t Matter: The Allure of Beauty Samples in China
The beauty industry has long relied on samples to hook customers, and China's young consumers want innovative ways to try out new products. Read More
