Fueled by youth culture, music, and global trends, streetwear is booming in Saudi Arabia and the UAE — with local brands making bold moves on the global stage.

Luxury gloom deepens: LVMH reportedly warns of weak Q2, with Asia sales dragging down Louis Vuitton and Dior.

From ‘scene-based skincare’ to entertainment-led retail, China’s beauty landscape in 2025 is being propelled by science, functionality, and personalization — reshaping what consumers expect from brands.

Luxury brands are trading tired romance tropes for authenticity, product storytelling, and broader love narratives to engage emotionally fatigued, skeptical consumers.

As Tesla promises $20,000 to $30,000 Optimus robots by 2026, Chinese rival UBTech prepares to launch competing home companion this year despite recent losses.

Beijing-born, London-based designer is redefining knitwear through a maximalist, military-inspired lens, recently earning British Fashion Council Newgen recognition.

The app’s highly targeted user base and strong content-to-conversion capabilities are helping luxury brands reignite growth in China.