Lisa Nan
Byredo, Penhaligon’s Parent Puig Reports Stellar Revenue Growth, Eyes China’s Niche Fragrance Market
Eager to expand its fragrance market share in China, the Spanish beauty giant faces stiff competition from rising homegrown brands Read More
Brand New Or Preloved? Gen Z Drives Surprising Boom In Second-hand Luxury In China
Second-hand items comprise 5 percent of China’s luxury sector, but surging demand from Gen Z indicates there’s huge room for growth. Here’s how to capitalize on the market. Read More
From Anti-aging To KOL Influence: 8 Chinese Beauty Myths Debunked
Latest research by Hot Pot China x The Future Laboratory shines light on misconceptions brands should be aware of to maximize engagement and steer clear of controversy. Read More
After Kering And Prada, Capri Holdings Executives Tour China
In a sign of growing confidence in China, international luxury brand executives are beating a path to the country’s door following the lifting of travel restrictions. Read More
Louis Vuitton’s Newest Watch Is An Homage To Traditional Chinese Opera
Two years in the making, Louis Vuitton’s Tambour Opera Automata pays homage to Sichuan opera’s mask-changing artform. Read More
All To Play For: Brands Get Creative With Mahjong To Win Over Consumers
Brands like Hermès, Louis Vuitton, even Durex, are giving the traditional game a makeover. Jing Daily surveys how brands are creatively updating mahjong and the pitfalls to avoid. Read More
Milan Fashion Week Review: Luxury Brands Ditch Eccentric Styles, Embrace Classic Styling
Luxury brands like Gucci and Max Mara are abandoning eccentric logomania styles for heritage and archive pieces at Milan Fashion Week. Read More
Cai Xukun At Prada, Xiaozhan At Tod’s: Chinese Stars, Designers, Influencers Pack A Punch At Milan Fashion Week
Brands are embracing the return of Chinese stars to Milan Fashion Week. These personalities who command an impressive following are their gateway to China. Read More
The Rise Of China’s ‘Uncle Stars’: How Middle-aged Men Are Taking The Spotlight
“Uncle stars” are regaining popularity and bypassing even young idols. Jing Daily decodes how brands can leverage these middle-aged sensations. Read More
The Daigou Dilemma: LVMH Pushes Back Against China’s ‘Personal Shoppers’
Bernard Arnault recently called the Daigou trade “dreadful” for luxury brands. But why exactly makes China’s personal shoppers so controversial? Read More
