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Survey: Chinese Travel Spending Shifts from Hard Luxury to Premium Necessities
Recent surveys suggest affluent Chinese shoppers are now less inclined to buy luxury items like jewelry, watches, and handbags as their international travel spending shifts toward cosmetics and health supplements. Read More
China Demand For Jewelry, Watches To Buoy “Hard Luxury” Brands
Conspicuous consumption may be on the decline in China's "soft luxury" market, as some wealthy Beijingers and Shanghainese buy more "logo-lite" handbags and apparel, but major luxury brands see China… Read More
How Hard Could China’s Tech Crackdown Hit Luxury in 2022?
Although luxury brands have so far been largely spared from recent crackdowns in China, the environment could become much more complex in 2022. Read More
Why Is It So Hard To Create A Luxury Experience?
Luxury brands must understand that customers expect a distinct, luxurious experience when visiting their stores — but also when visiting them online. Read More
The Third Wave: After COVID-19 and Economic Hardship, What is Luxury’s Next Challenge?
As the business of luxury shows swift signs of a rebound in China and beyond, luxury brands need to prepare now for the next challenge. Read More
Shanghai Tang CEO: Why Chinese Luxury For Chinese Consumers Isn’t A Hard Sell
In a new video interview, Shanghai Tang's CEO discusses why he thinks the brand will win over Chinese consumers in its push back into the "motherland." Read More
Jing x Équité Webinar Answers Luxury’s Burning Questions On The Metaverse
Is the metaverse a sustainable trend? Will it alienate traditional demographics? Daniel Langer answers luxury's biggest concerns about Web3. Read More
Experts Still Bullish On Chinese Luxury Watch Collectors, Despite Recent Resale Scares
Headlines of slumping luxury watch resales figures are sending fears of a sharp China market downturn. Is it scaremongering or just an adjustment? Read More
Why Luxury Sneakers Are The New Social Currency
C-suite executives are ditching their dress shoes for luxury sneakers. What does this new social currency say about the future of fashion? Read More
Would Chinese Shoppers Buy A ‘Made In China’ Luxury Bag?
Chinese designers are pushing the frontiers of creativity with localized marketing strategies, leading to the creation of a “Made in China” luxury mark. Read More
