Search Results: Net-a-Porter
Net-A-Porter Buys Into Crowded, Contentious China Luxury E-Commerce Market
A little over one year since its establishment by Adrienne Ma, the Chinese e-commerce platform Shouke Limited is set to be acquired by the London-based online retail powerhouse Net-A-Porter, marking that company's first major foray into the China market. Read More
Happy New Year: Luxury Flocks to the Year of the Ox
Brands are getting their 2021 Chinese New Year campaigns right this year, with the country eager to celebrate its victory over COVID-19. Read More
Can Luxury Tap Into China’s Hottest New Trend—Skiing?
From Dior and Moncler’s new ski collections to Anta Group and Fosun’s strategic investments, China’s booming ski market has created opportunities for luxury brands. Read More
The Top 5 Luxury Brand Campaigns of 2020
This year, online-to-offline campaigns became standard for luxury brands in post-pandemic China, and Jing Daily has picked its top five for 2020. Read More
Why China Could Leapfrog the “Luxury E-commerce Wars”
With housebound consumers around the world doing more high-end shopping online, luxury’s longstanding resistance to embracing e-commerce has dissolved. Read More
5 Trends From McKinsey & Co.’s 2021 China Consumer Report
McKinsey & Company released its 2021 China consumer report, explaining how COVID-19 has changed Chinese consumption and the trends now shaping the Chinese economy. Read More
Launchmetrics Moves into China with PARKLU Acquisition
The acquisition of influencer analytics platform PARKLU by Launchmetrics illustrates the fashion industry’s reliance on the China market. Read More
Why The Future Of Luxury Is Not All Online (Yet)
With the launch of Amazon’s new luxury platform and the Farfetch, Alibaba and Richemont partnership, one might think brick and mortar is dead. Think again. Read More
Why Luxury Certificates Will Soon Be Standard In China
Certificates of authenticity have changed, with apps and e-commerce platforms offering expert online authentication to help fight advanced counterfeiting. Read More
Where Will Chinese Consumers Buy Luxury When The World Re-Opens?
After COVID-19, Chinese luxury consumers will return to buying goods abroad, but the tourism market will look much different than before. Read More
