Gemma A. Williams
Balenciaga Gets Dirty At Paris Fashion Week
Demna rewrote luxury’s hierarchical rules at Paris Fashion Week with his muddy "runway," a move that will play well in China. Read More
The Ultimate Guide To Chinese Brands At London Fashion Week
From Huishan Zhang to J E Cai, more Chinese brands than ever showed on and off schedule at London Fashion Week this season. Here’s Jing Daily’s analysis. Read More
Goodbye Tisci, Hello Lee: A New Era At Burberry Has Begun
Daniel Lee has been appointed as the British fashion house’s chief creative officer. How will luxury’s biggest market respond to the change? Read More
Susan Fang, The Chinese Designer Making A Splash At London Fashion Week
Following her debut on the London Fashion Week schedule, Jing Daily talks to Susan Fang about her ambitions to build a fashion house step by step. Read More
China’s Lipstick King Returns After Tank Cake Controversy
After months in exile, Li Jiaqi is back on China’s airwaves. His broadcast drew over 60 million viewers in two hours and sold $17 million worth of goods. Read More
Fendi Draws Most Chinese Viewers At New York Fashion Week
As China endures lockdowns, it made do with watching New York Fashion Week from afar. But how well did participating brands engage local audiences? Read More
Chinese Graduates Shine At ITS Contest Judged By Demna
Jing Daily traveled to Trieste to celebrate 20 years of the ionic ITS contest, which featured Chinese designers, fashion exhibitions, and digital creatives. Read More
Can Chinese Investment Cement Alexander Wang’s Local Success?
Alexander Wang’s minority investment from China-based companies might sound like a deal. But are all parties entering with the same expectations? Read More
Why Muji Fell Out Of Favor In China
The hashtag #why Chinese people don't like to buy Muji anymore# has over 340 million views. Does the Japanese retailer need to brace for a backlash? Read More
H&M Returns To Tmall But It’s Far From Business As Usual
H&M has returned to Alibaba's Tmall platform 16 months after the Xinjiang backlash. But can the fast fashion company ever win back local shoppers? Read More
