Tamsin Smith

Some Chinese consumers still think 'If it's good enough for the royal family, it's good enough for us'. Others aren't so sure. Read More

London's West End remains one of the most popular overseas shopping destinations for Chinese luxury consumers, despite the cloud of Brexit and the rise of luxury shopping online. Read More

Even among status-driven Chinese consumers, a company with a unique business model is seeing interest in its second-hand designer gowns. Read More

On the release of Walkthechat’s China Luxury Report, co-founder Thomas Graziani tells us about the diverse ways the Chinese luxury is understood by researchers. Read More

Rakesh Tondon, CEO of Le Tote, feels a real sense of urgency about the China opportunity. He told us “If we don’t do it now, somebody else will.” Read More

"Our biggest issue is always getting luxury brands to look past the word ‘deal’," said the e-commerce platform's Senior Development Director. Read More

Digital marketing agency Qumin finds Chinese millennials so ill-understood that they set up a livestream with some of them at the Millennial 20/20 Summit in London. We spoke to CEO Arnold Ma about the biggest misconceptions. Read More

Number one. Chuck Out Your 2018 China Marketing Strategy. Read More

KORA Organics is seeking to capitalize on growing interest in natural ingredients, following a trail blazed by the likes of Korean brand Innisfree. Read More

Over 350,000 Chinese women bought more than 12 handbags last year, but Chinese women still earn 35 percent less than their male counterparts. Read More