Rivaling Anta and Li-Ning, performance sportswear brand On is thriving by blending affordability with technical innovation and focusing on local communities.
New visa policy and political upheaval create contrasting fortunes for tourism between China and South Korea in 2024.
Matthieu Blazy takes the reins at Chanel, with his debut collection set to hit the runway in Fall 2026.
With the departure of John Galliano, we assess the longevity of Maison Margiela’s cult legacy in China.
Taobao Global is leveraging localized logistics and premium brand partnerships to outpace competitors in the evolving cross-border e-commerce market.
Chinese watchmakers are emerging as serious competitors to Swiss horology by blending cultural heritage, artisanal craftsmanship, and innovation.
Dior’s Gold House in Bangkok showcases the brand’s commitment to Thailand’s growing luxury market.
As tourists flock to some of China’s most popular winter destinations, competition among the regions is rising.
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From Dingyun Zhang’s Crocs drop to Ruibuilt’s sex toy at Paris Fashion Week, here are the partnerships that made waves.
As overweight population approaches 44%, local brands lead size-inclusive movement while global players adapt strategies.
As R&D investment soars, Chinese beauty brands shift from marketing to science.
Jing Masterminds: The visionary Nepalese-American designer talks about his creative process, diversity in fashion, and his upcoming memoir, ‘Walk Like a Girl.’
Efficiency, personalization, and wellness define the year’s beauty innovations.
The French luxury house today presented its 2024-25 Métiers d’Art collection at Hangzhou’s scenic West Lake.
Chinese cycling brands capture market share with Asian-focused fits and competitive pricing, yet struggle to build Rapha-style cultural currency.
French maison ranks low on sustainability indexes. But do conscious consumers care?
Premium C-beauty label Mao Geping targets a $1.8 billion valuation in its long-awaited Hong Kong listing.
Pleasing Chinese consumers in the countdown to Christmas hinges on clear value, innovative design, and exceeding expectations.
Chow Tai Fook reported a 4% rise in operating profit to HK$6.77 billion for the first half of fiscal 2025, despite a 20.4% drop in revenue.
UBS predicts a challenging outlook for China’s economy through 2026, citing slowing GDP growth, deflation risks, a faltering property market, and rising US tariffs.
Year ahead to be challenging as watchmakers navigate declining exports to China, shifting consumer preferences, and macroeconomic uncertainties.
Gaming livestreamers are taking over the entertainment world en masse, but for brands considering jumping in, there are payoffs and pitfalls.
Burberry and Valentino team up with Wanna on virtual try-ons, while Versace joins fashion gaming app Drest.
Apple is reportedly scaling down Vision Pro production due to a sharp drop in demand. What does this mean for the future of immersive virtual experiences?
Louis Vuitton launches new game on Discord, and Guerlain drops new experience in The Sandbox.
Disputes in luxury retail settings have proliferated on social media in recent months, raising questions about the shopper-staff dynamic.
China’s crackdown on ‘daigou’ activity and luxury brands’ strategic adjustments in Hainan’s duty-free market are reshaping cross-border shopping.
Multiple-entry visa policy opens door to 18 million potential shoppers from mainland.
From sellouts to surplus: How accessibility and overexposure are changing sneaker collaboration culture.
Formula One’s evolution into a lifestyle ecosystem offers luxury brands new ways to connect with affluent, experience-seeking consumers.
Streetwear players are opting for collaboration to extend their consumer bases and product categories.
Hello Kitty exhibition hits TX Huaihuai, Luckin Coffee collaborates with Tom & Jerry.
Following news that he won’t be competing in Formula 1 next year, Zhou reflects in an exclusive interview.
From ballet inspiration to digital campaigns, Ferragamo’s president reveals how the brand is evolving for China’s next generation.
The Serpentine artistic director explores AI, tech partnerships, and art’s future in this interview with ‘Jing Daily.’
Luxury prices are rising, but quality and value aren’t keeping up — and high-net-worth consumers know they’re being taken advantage of.
While sales teams may close deals, they often struggle to build lasting loyalty due to a lack of emotional intelligence, creativity, and empathy.
The designer, his wife, and founders of Montreal-based brand Fecal Matter were prohibited entry to China’s Forbidden City for wearing ‘dark and strange’ clothes.
A once-overlooked cornerstone of the luxury athleisure market, Lacoste’s recent efforts at courting China’s shoppers are paying off. What can competitors learn from its success?
Actor Huang Xiaoming’s relationship with entrepreneur Ye Ke has sparked online debate, highlighting the rise of socialite training schools and growing pressures on women.
The packing tape-look-alike bracelet was met with humor and criticism in China.
In the world of luxury hospitality, a storm is brewing beneath the surface of seemingly endless expansion.
Report unveils the trends reshaping global luxury, with a focus on cultural authenticity and hyper-personalized experiences.
The pioneering digital fashion and sneaker brand has begun winding down operations in anticipation of its official closure in early 2025.
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