Gen-Z
Why Modern Collectibles Are Built for Gen Z
With Gen Z valuing everything that traditional luxury fashion stands against, inclusive brands like Telfar have been on the rise. Read More
China’s Cosplay Obsessed Gen Z Adore ‘Love, Death & Robots’
The third season of the Netflix series “Love, Death & Robots” is trending among China's cosplay fans. What does its unexpected appeal say about local Gen Z? Read More
Gen Z Tufting Craze Builds Momentum
The niche “tufting” trend has become one of China’s most popular indoor activities. But will the sensation stand the test of time or quickly fade out? Read More
What Crypto Art Does China’s Gen Z Want?
Not even China — with Beijing’s restrictions on crypto — is immune to the NFT hype. But to engage Gen-Z collectors, brands need to think local. Read More
Gen Z Lays Down the Gauntlet for Luxury
The expectations of Chinese luxury clients are changing rapidly, mainly driven by Gen Zers. Why are so many brands still underestimating this segment? Read More
What Are the Secrets to Selling Hard Luxury to Gen Z in China?
Traditionally, luxury brands counted on a majority buyer base of older, established, and affluent individuals and a minority of younger consumers using luxury goods as a means to communicate (or… Read More
Why Real-Life Experiences Help Sell Hard Luxury to China’s Gen Z
A proven best practice for hard luxury brands is to engage Chinese Gen Zers by offering aspirational experiences that are easily shareable online. Read More
Can Luxury Ever Replicate Supreme’s Collectible Value?
We spoke to top Supreme collectors to uncover why they are drawn to Supreme, and how these collections build value. Read More
How Luxury Brands Can Win Over Gen Z via the ‘Throwback Economy’
The revival of millennial styles has created a nostalgia frenzy with Chinese Gen Zers, but can the luxury industry take advantage of this trend? Read More
The “Cool Factor” Driving Secondhand Luxury Sales in China
The rise of dedicated interest-based platforms has given a millennial and Gen Z-palatable sheen to secondhand luxury in China. Read More
