Companies
Why Muji Fell Out Of Favor In China
The hashtag #why Chinese people don't like to buy Muji anymore# has over 340 million views. Does the Japanese retailer need to brace for a backlash? Read More
Tiffany Levels Up With League Of Legends Partnership
Tiffany & Co. is putting a luxury spin on the League of Legends World Championship trophy. Will the play for esports fans pay off? Read More
H&M Returns To Tmall But It’s Far From Business As Usual
H&M has returned to Alibaba's Tmall platform 16 months after the Xinjiang backlash. But can the fast fashion company ever win back local shoppers? Read More
Yeenjoy Studio Enters Chinese Homes, One Minions Ceramic At A Time
Transforming tradition into pop culture gold, Yeenjoy Studio is known for collaborating with streetwear names like Clot and beloved IP like the Minions. Read More
LVMH Without Virgil: How The Conglomerate Can Speak To A New Generation
The late designer bridged a necessary gap between youth culture and luxury traditions. Can LVMH maintain that connection without him? Read More
L’Oréal Shines In China As Hermès, Kering Keep Quiet On 2023 Outlooks
While luxury brand sales fell in the second quarter due to store closures, L’Oréal bucked the trend thanks to China’s voracious beauty appetite. Read More
Shanghai’s Luxury Retailer Secoo Sued By Prada
Prada’s subsidiary in Shanghai has won a legal dispute to freeze Secoo’s assets. But this is only the tip in the iceberg for the beleaguered retailer. Read More
Can Marine Serre Bring Upcycling To China?
Since creating her brand six years ago, Marine Serre’s vision has never wavered. As the brand launches its China website, how will it fare on the mainland? Read More
What Is Off-White’s Place In China Without Virgil?
Virgil Abloh’s popularity helped secure Off-White’s status as a leading luxury brand. Eight months after his passing, can the label grow without him? Read More
Estée Lauder’s Niche Brands Face Uphill Battle In China
As beauty brands like Too Faced and Glamglow disappear from Tmall, Jing Daily looks at Estée Lauder’s pitfalls in the Chinese market. Read More
