Industry Sectors

As social media celebrity booms in China, fashion magazine publishers feel more threatened by their own fashion editors than by rival titles. Read More

Often perceived as an old man's drink, whiskey sales in China leapt 19.5 percent in 2017 thanks largely to growing interest among consumers under 30. Read More

In touchier times, the brand might have been lampooned for its lazy, pandering use of the color red, or a striking similarity to Japanese imperialist imagery. Now, its young fanbase are more interested in Dior's celebrity friends. Read More

In this edition of Chinese Whispers, we share the biggest stories from Chinese news media published from April 2-6, 2018. Read More

Motivated by rapid sales growth in China, high-end watch brands are attempting to build their digital presence in China without getting lost among the Pocky and paper towels. Read More

While bold and sexy fragrances are less interesting to Chinese consumers, there is a real appetite for more playful engagement from perfume brands. Read More

Vloggers are not only showing how to make beauty products cheaply and package them as luxury items, but selling the fakes directly to their knowing audiences. Read More

Eight new collaborations at the upcoming Art Basel Hong Kong show how the line between art and luxury is blurring more than ever before. Read More

As Secoo works to stand out from the crowd, it has begun promising ‘exclusive’ offerings from indie brands. And it's further diversifying, launching its own cocktail label. Read More

Chinese consumers make up the biggest portion of visitors to luxury watch brands' global online stores, but poor website optimization and a lack of connections to retail stores in China mean many are missing out on the opportunity. Read More