Market Trends
Will Hong Kong Recession Kick Start a Sustainable Second-hand Luxury Market?
Some companies are starting to focus on the rise of second-hand shoppers as an opportunity to target an entirely new type of Hong Kong luxury consumer. Read MoreWhy You Need to Reach U.S.-Based Chinese Consumers
While consumers in China are a massive market, brands shouldn't overlook U.S.-based Chinese consumers and the difference between the two. Read MoreWhat’s Next for Capri Holdings Limited?
Capri Holdings Limited still has some serious challenges to overcome, but its ambition of becoming the first American luxury conglomerate is still on track. Read MoreWill Chinese Gen-Zers Get on Board with Palace?
Streetwear brands have been trending in China for years but can underground brands that align with Western street culture still do well there? Read MoreEuropean Retailers Lure Chinese Shoppers with WeChat Pay
Leading European retailers are now offering easier payment options, like WeChat Pay, to entice more Chinese tourist to shop on their travels aboard. Read MoreWill China’s “Belt and Road” Initiative Boost Luxury in Italy?
With tourism to other European countries stalled for a variety of reasons, Italy has jumped at a unique chance to lure Chinese consumers to their shores. Read MoreThe World’s Biggest Shopping Festival Shows The Chinese Shopper Still Loves America
The Chinese passion for American brands carries particular significance this year. Brands such as Apple, Nike, Adidas and Estée Lauder sold well. Read MoreHow Will Chinese Luxury Shoppers React to Price Increases?
As the gap narrows between international and mainland China pricing, more and more Western luxury brands are increasing their prices there. Read MoreYour Introduction to the Gen-Z Consumer
With their online savvy and serious spending power, Gen Zers are fast becoming a focus for international luxury brands. Here's what you need to know. Read MoreCan Happiness Science Help Save the Mall Experience?
One Chinese mega-mall turned to the hard science behind consumer 'happiness' to help boost their global business — and it seems to be working. Read More