Fashion
Chinese Graduates Shine At ITS Contest Judged By Demna
Jing Daily traveled to Trieste to celebrate 20 years of the ionic ITS contest, which featured Chinese designers, fashion exhibitions, and digital creatives. Read More
Neo-Chinese Fashion Shows That Guochao Is Here To Stay
While not new, “neo-Chinese fashion” is seeing a revival — with searches surging 15,945 percent on Xiaohongshu as of June. What’s behind the hot trend? Read More
Je T’aime: ‘French Girl Style’ Wins Hearts In China
Niche brands pushing a feminine French aesthetic are winning over Chinese shoppers’ wallets with the help of savvy social media strategies. What’s next? Read More
Can Popular Second-Skin Athleisure Break Past Social Media Backlash In China?
As China’s young generations increasingly prioritize healthy lifestyles, previous taboos on form-fitting athleisure are being challenged. Read More
From Bloke Core To Cadre Chic: How Brands Can Capitalize On Gen Z Fashion
China’s Gen Z men are taking social media inspiration from both home and abroad to switch up their wardrobes. Here are the hottest trends of the summer. Read More
The Challenging Road Ahead For Scandi Brands Entering China
As the Scandi-chic trend takes off in China, niche labels have captured the attention of venture capitalists. But how are they really faring in the market? Read More
Will Balenciaga Release Its Viral Trash Bag In China?
Balenciaga's $1,790 trash bag-inspired purse is turning heads worldwide. But will this absurd fashion piece drop in China's unforgiving market? 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 stalwart luxury traditions. Can LVMH maintain that connection without him? Read More
Prada Captures China’s Attention With Help From The Metaverse
To celebrate the release of its Fall 2022 collection in Beijing, Prada joined forces with Baidu’s XiRang to create an interactive livestream of the runway. Read More
China’s Love Of Hanfu Is Here To Stay
Hanfu bas become much more than a niche Gen-Z interest. Its revival of subculture and tradition signals a paradigm shift in taste for young consumers. Read More
