Market Analysis
Vivienne Tam Looks To Fashion’s Metaversal Future At NYFW With Bored Ape, Cryptopunks, And Mahjong Designs
The Chinese designer’s latest NYFW runway features iconic NFT designs from Bored Ape Yacht Club, CryptoPunks, Awkward Astronauts, and CyberKongz. Read More
Top Beauty Brands Flock To Shanghai’s International Cosmetic Festival
At Shanghai’s International Cosmetic Festival, beauty brands like Prada, Fenty, and L’Oreal will launch new products online, offline, and in the metaverse. Read More
Fendi Draws Most Chinese Viewers At New York Fashion Week
As China endures lockdowns, it made do with watching New York Fashion Week from afar. But how well did participating brands engage local audiences? Read More
Why Luxury Brands Need To Wake Up To China’s Sleep Economy
Rising awareness of the importance of rest is motivating consumers to make changes. The market potential here is too big for luxury brands to sleep on. Read More
High Fashion Makeovers And Hypebeast Homeware: China Collabs Of The Week
The latest brand collaboration news in China: Mac Cosmetics taps Windowsen, Clot releases another Gallery 1950 rug, and Lacoste goes local. Read More
Choosing The Right Social Media Platform For Your Fashion Or Beauty Campaign
KOL campaigns are an essential part of marketing. But understanding which platforms have the biggest ROI for your product can make a big difference. Read More
Tommy Hilfiger Cracks The Metaverse At NYFW
The American brand’s long-awaited return to New York Fashion Week with "Tommy Factory" brought a Web3 experience to its audience. Read More
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
Will Global Luxury Brands Forget About Bilibili?
The past year has shown that Bilibili’s position is far from secure, with recent financials revealing a clear disconnect between user growth and revenue. 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
