Market Analysis
Can Independent Brands Survive Without Luxury Conglomerates?
In tough times, some brands might consider joining a luxury conglomerate. But that might not be the best way to survive in China. Read More
Can Estée Lauder and L’Oréal Hold Onto Their Lead in China?
China’s beauty market is expected to hit $57 billion by 2040, according to NellyRodi and Luxurynsight. How should brands prepare for the next 20 years? Read More
From Street Art to Shoes: Eric Haze x Jimmy Choo
Eric Haze has joined Jimmy Choo to produce an extensive street-art-inspired collection. Here, he tells Jing Daily why now was the right time for it. Read More
What Do Chinese Consumers Really Want From E-Commerce Platforms?
Now, brands are finding that consumers in China are looking for much more when deciding when to buy, and where to buy it. Read More
Juicy Couture’s New China Strategy Starts with STAFFONLY
Jing Daily connected with Juicy Couture and Shanghai’s STAFFONLY after the Californian brand’s first-ever Chinese brand collaboration. Read More
Prada Wows with Local Market Takeover in Shanghai
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
Beijing Algorithm Crackdown Favors Chinese Consumers
Chinese authorities just announced that algorithms used by technology firms should uphold core socialist values. But will this affect luxury marketing? Read More
Introducing China’s Top Virtual Idols: Ayayi and Luo Tianyi
Following China’s crackdown on the entertainment industry, celebrities have become an unsafe option for brands. But are virtual idols a safer one for them? Read More
Big Names Rule Milan Fashion Week, But China Checks In
From Prada to Marni and Max Mara to Giorgio Armani, the Jing Daily Fashion Week Score’s next stop is Italy’s fashion capital, Milan. Read More
Condé Nast China Loses Lawsuit From Former President
Ex-president Sophia Liao has won a labor arbitration case against her former employer, Condé Nast China. But did either side gain anything? Read More
