Consumer

A study of 15,000 Chinese born after 2000 finds them eager to connect with their peers and pursue meaningful goals. They are less interested in foreign brands, naked materialism, and influencers. Read More

The new trademarks augur a widening of Ivanka Trump's offer in China from clothes and shoes to jewelry, bags, spa services, cosmetics, snacks, spices, and bleaching preparations. Read More

China's Generation Z is remarkably different from the previous generation. These are the mistakes luxury marketers keep making when targeting this group. Read More

From renting an island to dinner on an iceberg, for China’s ultra-rich, concierge clubs offer access to experiences money alone can’t buy. Read More

China's high-end kidswear market has huge potential, especially for those who understand how affluent young Chinese parents shop. Read More

In China, emerging luxury brands are shaking up traditional fashion shows, creating ‘story-living’ experiences that strive to build closer connections to their online fashion communities. Read More

Despite Trump’s announcement on withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal, China remains committed to The Middle East as a global luxury partner. Read More

Sarah Willersdorf, partner and managing director of Boston Consulting Group (BCG), told us about why Chinese luxury consumers are significant and how brands can crack the market. Read More

A new luxury industry report reveals that Gucci, Chanel, and Dior are leading the way when it comes to generating awareness and engagement on Chinese social media channels. Read More

Organized by Chinese fashion site Luxe.co, the Global Fashion Innovation and Investment Forum gathered investors, entrepreneurs, and designers in Beijing on April 18. Read More