Market Analysis
Will China’s Sputtering GDP Crush Luxury Brand Hopes?
China’s gross domestic product slowed down last quarter due to a slew of factors. So should the luxury market prepare for hard times? Read More
Why Canada Goose Can’t Get Enough Angel Chen
Jing Daily spoke to Angel Chen about collaborating with Canada Goose a second time and how she weaved her brand seamlessly into the line. Read More
Undercover Influencers Test the Patience of China’s Censors
While many Chinese KOLs are resisting the urge to show off, others are evading censors by shoehorning luxury items into seemingly unassuming content. Read More
Shanghai Fashion Week Takes Off, Fueled by China’s Gen Z
Having been relatively untouched by the pandemic, Shanghai Fashion Week’s youthful spirit continued to lure Gen-Z China to its innovative designers. Read More
Florasis Celebrates Dai Ethnicity in Latest Campaign
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms. Read More
Kenny Scharf On Brand Collabs and What Basquiat Would Have Done
Kenny Scharf, who began his art career alongside stars like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, has found new life through fashion collaborations. Read More
What Luxuries China Still Craves From the West
Demand for imported luxury goods remained strong in 2020, despite the pandemic. But what do Chinese buyers want the most from abroad? Read More
Chanel Takes on the Resale Market With One Bag per Person per Year Policy
Chanel is now limiting the number of purchases for its most popular handbags to one of each per customer per year. Will more brands follow suit? Read More
How China Is Creating New Luxury Hotspots
New Chinese cities are becoming fashion hotspots now that luxury brands have moved in. And they are making the locals more refined. Read More
Can Western Luxury Brands Survive the New China?
Some global players smoothly managed China’s policy shifts while others couldn’t adjust. But did the trade war and rising labor costs also play roles? Read More
