Arnold Ma
Brioni Bets on China’s Luxury Menswear Market
Brioni has refreshed its image. But despite localization in its decor, the products don’t engage with China. Can it pull off its ambitions of expansion? Read More
How Chinese Down-Jacket Brand Bosideng Is Winning at Global Expansion
Bosideng, the largest down-clothing brand in China, is growing globally. But can it become one of the top international brands in its field? Read More
Keys to Winning China’s Luxury Resale Market
With COVID-19 disrupting China’s offline and travel luxury shopping, the online second-hand luxury market has boomed thanks to livestreaming and e-commerce. Read More
How Gen-Z Anxiety Is Shaping The China Market
The comfortable Gen-Z lifestyle also comes with many new pressures, which is why brands should look to ease their burden with light-hearted entertainment. Read More
3 Ways Foreign Luxury Brands Can Tap Into China’s Guochao Trend
So far, guochao has mainly been associated with Chinese brands. But Western brands can take advantage of this trend if they follow these three rules. Read More
How China is Changing the Definition of Luxury
In the West, luxury was always associated with opulence and classical styles. But in China, a monumental shift has taken place in the industry. Read More
How Cartier Won China’s Social Media
The consumer landscape has moved slower in luxury because of traditional notions about the industry. But in China, Cartier is bucking that trend. Read More
What Chinese Online Platform Is Right For Your Luxury Brand?
With Chinese consumer growth booming, more luxury brands are investigating China’s social commerce platforms. But what are the differences between them. Read More
For Your Eyes Only — 5 Chinese New Year Ads You Shouldn’t Miss
Take a look at five Chinese New Year ads that mixed traditions with modernity and garnered positive reactions from consumers during this year's holiday. Read More
Reaching Your Audience in China Requires Culture and Authenticity
Luxury brands need to pay attention to their marketing strategies when reaching Chinese audiences, and this requires understanding culture and authenticity. Read More
