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Does Chanel’s Art Focus Have China In Mind?
Luxury brand Chanel launches two new cultural endowments which will build valuable brand equity, especially among Chinese consumers. Read More
Chanel in Hot Water in China Over False Beauty Claims
Chanel has been found to have violated cosmetics regulations in China and has been fined $30,500 for misleading and false advertising. Read More
Is Chanel’s Offline Strategy Paying Off in China?
The luxury brand Chanel simply refuses to go digital. But with limited stores in China, how much longer can this strategy keep working? Read More
Why Chanel’s Big Chinese TV Snub Should Concern Any Luxury Brand
With Chinese consumers largely glued to livestreams and television programs and films at home, brands have been thrust into the country’s digital sphere. 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
Chanel’s International Women’s Day Ad Flop
On International Women’s Day, a Chanel perfume ad was called out by Chinese netizens for its “poor copywriting,” even stating that it was “misogynistic.” Read More
Chanel Spent Most on Chinese Print Advertising in October & More
While traditional media advertising spending is declining overall, Chanel increased their print spending in October 143% month-on-month. Read More
Chanel Could Pull the Plug on its Hong Kong Show
Due to recent protests and violent actions in Hong Kong, Chanel’s scheduled cruise show now faces uncertainty. Read More
Chanel and Fendi After Karl Lagerfeld
The Future of Luxury with Daniel Langer. Jing Daily columnist shared his view on the future of Chanel and Fendi without Karl Lagerfeld. Read More
Chinese Fans Bid Farewell to Karl Lagerfeld by Showing off Their Chanel Collections
As news of Lagerfeld's passing broke last night, China’s social media platforms have seen an influx of posts mourning the fashion industry's huge loss. Read More
