Industry Profiles
The Instability Of China’s Top Livestreamers Could Be A Blessing In Disguise
Over the last year, some of China’s most influential livestreamers went silent, only to reappear in recent months. Could this actually be good for labels? Read More
Penfolds Unveils Innovative Wine Series Exclusively In China
Sourcing grapes from China's Ningxia region, Penfolds' new wine series cleverly combines Australian wine heritage with Chinese geographical IP. Read More
Kim, Kate, Paris: Harnessing Global Celebrity Power At Milan Fashion Week
Milan Fashion Week harnessed the power of mega influencers as only Italy’s fashion houses know best. But how did the tactic fare in China? Read More
Pharrell Williams’ New Auction Platform Attracts Asian Luxury Collectors’ Interest
Pharrell Williams has unveiled plans for a global digital-first auction house. Will it attract the world’s second-largest luxury market? Read More
Goodbye Tisci, Hello Lee: A New Era At Burberry Has Begun
Daniel Lee has been appointed as the British fashion house’s chief creative officer. How will luxury’s biggest market respond to the change? Read More
FERRAGAMO Renamed And Renewed: First Results Of The Brand Rejuvenation Strategy Have Emerged
The storied Italian label has debuted a new name and logo. The strategy is to reach Gen Z and millennials — spearheaded by rising star Maximilian Davis. Read More
Moncler Ushers In A New Chapter With Its 70th Anniversary Celebration
Moncler inaugurated a 70-day program of special events and brand experiences around the world to mark its 70th anniversary. Read More
An Inside Look At China’s Influencer Economy With Fashion KOL Fil Xiaobai
Fil Xiaobai shares her 12-year journey from styling to fashion influencing, as well as her insights for brands on choosing the right KOL. Read More
Susan Fang, The Chinese Designer Making A Splash At London Fashion Week
Following her debut on the London Fashion Week schedule, Jing Daily talks to Susan Fang about her ambitions to build a fashion house step by step. Read More
China’s Lipstick King Returns After Tank Cake Controversy
After months in exile, Li Jiaqi is back on China’s airwaves. His broadcast drew over 60 million viewers in two hours and sold $17 million worth of goods. Read More
