Ruonan Zheng
How the Fashion Industry is Coping with the Coronavirus Crisis
We interviewed luxury brands, small fashion business owners, lawyers and consumers in order to better measure the impact of the coronavirus crisis. Read More
Decoding the Puffer Opportunity in China
China’s winter puffer jacket business will grow to $20 billion. As Beijing prepares the 2022 Winter Olympics, here are key trends fueling this growth. Read More
Luxury Brands Take Action as Coronavirus Spreads
A series of brands are offering help against the deadly coronavirus in China, which, for local consumers, is a great show of respect for their country. Read More
D2C Brand Perfect Diary is Disrupting China’s Beauty Market
How a homegrown D2C brand used disruptive marketing tactics to resonate with Chinese millennials and become a billion-dollar company in just three years. Read More
Luxury Symposium: Opportunities and Challenges of the Greater China Luxury Market in 2020
Over 200 brands and retailers in the APAC regions gathered at the 4th edition of Luxury Symposium in Hong Kong to learn about the luxury market in China. Read More
Anna Sui Thinks China is Ready to Inspire Asia
Legendary designer Anna Sui made her mark on fashion in the 1990s, but in a very different market, will she be able to win over Chinese consumers now? Read More
Could Opening Ceremony’s Second Coming Be in China?
Farfetch's hype machine NGG snapped one more cool brand and the company is positioned to make a major China play. Read More
R3 December List: What Mo&Co.’s New Local Brand Ambassador Says about the Rise of Chinese Brands
As Chinese fashion makers and consumers gain confidence; many opt-outs of having a Western ambassador to validate their brands. Read More
Why Are Sneakers Cooler Than Luxury Shoes to Millennials?
Jing Daily goes deep at China’s biggest street-culture convention, Innersect, to figure out why “Sneakerheads” prefer streetwear sneakers to luxury shoes. Read More
Louis Vuitton to Close Down Hong Kong Store & More
Louis Vuitton decided to shut down its store in Hong Kong Times Square mall after its landlord, Wharf Real Estate Investment Corporation, refused to lower the rent. Read More
