Tamsin Smith
This Chinese Designer Shows High-End Customers How to Dress Green
Tiffany Pattinson has established her eco-friendly brand in China and is taking things a step further by offering VIP customers a more holistic experience. Read More
The Webster Pop-Up Brings Miami Fever to China
The Webster fashion boutique chooses China for its first pop-up outside the United States, which will take place at Lane Crawford stores. Read More
David Beckham Bets on China’s Love for British Heritage with ‘New Vision’ for Kent & Curwen
The British brand chose Shanghai as one of three locations for the launch of the re-envisioned heritage collection. Read More
Report: China Continues to Dominate Global Shopping Mall Development
Eight Chinese cities made the top 10 list for having the most shopping mall developments in the pipeline as of December. Read More
Chow Tai Fook to Open Its Second Branded Boutique in the United States
The jewelry group is headed to T Galleria by DFS in Hawaii next month in a bid to target wealthy Chinese vacationers. Read More
Shanghai Fashion Week Shakes Things Up with Consumer-Facing Initiatives
With international buyers already on the roster, Shanghai Fashion Week organizers are finding new ways to keep the Chinese consumer engaged and informed. Read More
Interview: Frette CEO Hervé Martin on Chinese Millennials and an Untapped Desire for Designer Bedding
At the launch of their flagship Shanghai store, the Frette CEO discusses social media and brand identity in a comparatively younger market for home goods. Read More
These High-End Furniture Brands Bet on Chinese Tradition at Design Shanghai
International brands are choosing Design Shanghai as a platform to tap the Chinese market with a host of luxury lines rooted in local heritage. Read More
Made by China: Luxury Outlet Mecca Shanghai Village Has Major Goals for Local Brands
Shanghai Village's boutique Chuang x Yi brings Chinese consumers looking to support local designers both emerging labels and known names like Ji Cheng and Babyghost. Read More
Is This the Chinese Luxury Mall of the Future?
Since its 2011 launch, Xintiandi Style says its seeing growth as it goes against the grain to promote exclusively Chinese luxury brands in Shanghai. Read More
