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Roger Viver Appoints Post-00s Star Ouyang Nana as Their Spokesperson in China And More
Roger Vivier is betting on the 19-year-old star Ouyang Nana to attract more young consumers and rejuvenate its brand image in China. Read MoreGivenchy’s New China Ambassadors Have Work to Do
Can Givenchy’s two new China ambassadors, Fan Chengcheng and Ouyang Nana, help it return to the highs under its previous designer Riccardo Tisci? Read MoreRoger Vivier Bets Big on New Brand Ambassador
Roger Vivier announced homegrown actor and singer Allen Ren as brand ambassador. What's the bigger vision behind the partnership? Read MoreWhat the ‘Sisters Who Make Waves’ Sensation Says About Chinese Shoppers
The third season of the variety show, "Sisters Who Make Waves," is taking China’s internet by storm. How can luxury brands ride on its popularity? Read More3 Homegrown Brands That Won Mother’s Day
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 MoreWhich Paris Fashion Week Brands Understood China?
With the close of Paris Fashion Week, Jing Daily’s highlights are a must-read to find out how brands connected with China’s valuable luxury market. Read MoreThe Top Four Brands That Won International Women’s Day
Ahead of International Women's Day, Jing Daily highlights four brand campaigns that resonated greatly with today’s Chinese females. Read MoreC-Beauty Brand Girlcult Taps the Euphoria Hype
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 MoreEXCLUSIVE: Vivienne Westwood Unveils Plans for Two New Flagship Stores in China
British avant-garde label Vivienne Westwood is adding two new flagship stores to further expand its footprint in China this year. Read MoreWhat Are the Secrets to Selling Hard Luxury to Gen Z in China?
Traditionally, luxury brands counted on a majority buyer base of older, established, and affluent individuals and a minority of younger consumers using luxury goods as a means to communicate (or… Read More