Lisa Nan
Richemont launches new beauty division, doubling down on high-end fragrance
Following similar moves by LVMH and Kering, Richemont’s beauty division is tasked with scaling up its fragrance business. Will the group take the business in-house? Read More
In a viral upset with 1 billion views, China’s top beauty anchor Li Jiaqi enrages consumers
Brands stuck with the influencer after audience outrage at his wage insensitive comments during livestream. But the debacle threatens to turn consumers away as the Double 11 shopping fest nears. Read More
‘Mom skincare’ — China’s maturing Gen X consumers give rise to new beauty opportunities
Gen X is a skincare and beauty-conscious generation, but the beauty industry in China offers it few options. How can beauty brands tap this opportunity? Read More
China’s newest viral collab: megabrands Luckin Coffee x Moutai join forces
Luxury liquor Moutai and domestic coffee chain Luckin partnered up for a Moutai-flavored latte. The collaboration proved an instant sensation in China Read More
Chinese beauty brands’ ambitions to go global
China’s ‘guochao’ wave has fueled C-beauty’s rapid growth. Now, they are seeking growth outside China. Jing Daily unpacks their strategies to capitalize on global markets. Read More
Elizabeth Arden fined for misleading Chinese consumers
Elizabeth Arden was fined $2,750 for misleading consumers about the price of its new White Tea Skin Solutions series. Read More
Gucci celebrates China’s Qixi festival with new flagship on JD.com
Gucci is launching an online flagship store on JD.com to upgrade its digital presence. The store integrates AR, VR, 3D solutions, and White Glove delivery services. Read More
Top 5 Douyin KOLs fueling China’s travel economy
"Special forces travel" is trending on Douyin, with young tourists packing their itineraries with as many experiences as possible. Discover the top five bloggers fueling China’s travel spree. Read More
Crackdown on ‘daigou’ dents La Prairie and L’Oréal’s sales in North Asia
La Prairie’s parent company and L’Oréal are steadfast in their quest to halt gray market activity and preserve brand equity, even if performance suffers as a result. Read More
Chanel, Loewe, Rimowa, and Tiffany reinvent romance for China’s Qixi festival
Reinterpreting Chinese mythology, using real-life couples, and launching limited edition products have become luxury brands' winning formula for China's Qixi Festival. Read More
