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London Fashion Week Fails to Connect with China
Fashionistas flocked to London Fashion Week, but Chinese participation was understandably low, and attempts to connect with the market were sparse. Read More
Livestreaming: The Sales Driver That Hard Luxury Brands Are Missing in China
While it has struggled to gain a strong foothold in the West, e-commerce-enabled livestreaming is already big business in China Read More
Watches Are the Luxury Segment to ‘Watch’ in 2022
A key question for luxury brands with a growing presence in mainland China is what Chinese consumers will spend more on in the year to come. Read More
Would a Farfetch-YNAP Merger Be a Boon for Niche Brands in China?
Farfetch and YNAP are discussing a merger. And with growing Gen-Z appetites for niche brands, are small luxury businesses looking at a huge opportunity? Read More
How Prada Stresses E-Commerce in New China Plan
While it also opened new stores this year, Prada is hellbent on creating more e-commerce opportunities in China these days. Jing Daily explains how. Read More
How Coperni Bagged Superstar Maisie Williams for Its First Collaboration
Despite launching just three years ago, Coperni already has an IT bag. And now, its collaboration with Maisie Williams is about to take over China. Read More
In China, Luxury Must Bridge Digital and Physical Like Never Before
Today, virtually every digital holdout in the luxury industry has dropped any suspicion towards e-commerce and digital marketing. Read More
As China Warms Up to the Metaverse, Who’s Building It?
With no shortage of companies beginning to shape the development of China’s metaverse, Jing Daily gives an overview of its key architects and players. Read More
What Happens to Luxury if Chinese Consumers Cut Back?
China’s consumers are cutting back on spending as the country struggles with recent economic challenges. But what will this mean for luxury brands? Read More
Why China Could Become First in Secondhand Luxury
Secondhand luxury platforms that can persuade Chinese consumers to consign parts of their collections will secure a years-long stream of inventory. Read More
