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Moncler Looks to ‘New Luxury’ in 2021
The luxury puffer jacket maker reported revenues of 1.4 billion euros in 2020 and and 675.3 million euros in Q4, beating analyst expectations. Read More
Luxury Marketing in 2021 Will Look (and Feel) a Lot More Animated
If there’s one trend that has exploded and become ubiquitous across consumer segments over the past few years, it’s the influence of video games and the cartoon-ification of marketing. As… Read More
Luxury Look: At-Home Fitness Is the One to Watch in 2021
While much of China has managed to return to a post-coronavirus sense of normalcy, at-home fitness appears to be here to stay and is evolving quickly. Read More
What China’s Male Beauty Market Will Look Like In 2021
2020 saw many new men’s makeup brands enter China’s e-commerce space. But what’s behind that growth, and where is the male beauty market headed? Read More
With 22 Million In Lockdown, Chinese New Year Isn’t Looking Prosperous For Luxury
With 22 million people ordered to stay at home, this Chinese New Year celebration isn’t looking as “over-the-top” as luxury brands had hoped. Read More
Idol Hua Chenyu Storms China’s Toy Market With Tiny Lookalike
Hua’s team could be eyeing a piece of the multi-billion dollar toy market, but what Hua’s fans want is a piece of the idol. Read More
Why The ‘High-Fashion Face’ Is China’s Next Big Look
Chinese Gen Zers coined the internet term “high-fashion face” to reflect their changing beauty standards. Can international luxury brands capitalize on it? Read More
Why E-Commerce Giants Must Look Out For SMEs
With its new economic support plan, JD.com will provide small and medium-sized businesses with an interest-free credit line. But how will this benefit JD? Read More
Decoding “Too Cool” — The Uprising Subculture That Embraces Looking “Tasteless”
“Too Cool” was once used with contempt towards China’s rural population, but now it’s been re-labeled as “cool” by young Chinese netizens. Read More
What Career Outlook Does The Class of 2020 Have In Fashion?
Facing a bleak global economy, Chinese design students from the class of 2020 are grappling as they adjust to a new normal. Read More
