The Implications Of China’s Economic Slowdown
Slow economic growth combined with plunging consumer confidence are putting global luxury brands under more pressure in mainland China. Read More
Why Manolo Blahnik’s China Trademark Victory Is So Important For Luxury
After a more than two decades-long battle, luxury mainstay Manolo Blahnik has declared victory in a landmark trademark dispute in China. Read More
The Lipstick Index Is Out. Meet The Nail Effect
The “Nail Effect” is China's new “Lipstick Index." With younger generations pursuing bold nail art, modern C-beauty businesses are making waves. Read More
3 Rules For Luxury In Web3 And The Metaverse
Designed for instant hype rather than long-term value, many metaverse projects are a recipe for disaster. Here are core strategies to make Web3 count. Read More
How Luxury Can Court China’s $6 Billion Swimwear Market
Luxury could lose out if it doesn’t think local. From tailoring designs to seeding on Xiaohongshu, dive into the dos and don’ts of Chinese swimwear. Read More
From Tom Ford To Loewe, China’s Week In Social
The Social Edition is our weekly deep dives series which analyzes luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms — WeChat,… Read More
A Guide To China’s Top Livestreaming Apps
The growing popularity of livestreaming apps in China points to social e-commerce as the new e-commerce. Here’s why the KOL-to-sales interest model works. Read More
Burberry Joins The Roblox Goldrush
The British luxury fashion house is banking on the popular gaming platform to bring attention to its latest "it" bag. Will it pay off? Read More
Four Trends From China’s Outdoor Leisure Boom
Mainlanders’ love affair with the great outdoors shows no sign of slowing. Jing Daily analyzes four trends from this market boom. Read More
China’s Verdict On Fashion Week Has Never Been More Important
The recent menswear season was a highly anticipated event, taking some of the biggest names in luxury to London, Florence, Milan, and Paris. Read More
China-US Cult Brand Babyghost Bows Out
Babyghost — the pioneering cult streetwear label co-founded in 2010 by Josh Hupper and Qiaoran Huang — has closed, sending shockwaves through the local industry. Read More
Detangling the Complexities in China’s Haircare Market
The premiumization of China’s haircare market has given the category some much-needed momentum. Here’s what is in high demand. Read More
Boycotted Brands On Rise In China
Since 2016, China has boycotted 78 foreign companies — a six-fold increase compared to the preceding eight years. How can brands brace themselves? Read More
Can L’Oréal Conquer Beauty’s Next ‘Blue Ocean’?
L’Oréal is entering China’s beauty device market through its luxe division, Lancôme. Is this an attempt to march into the beauty industry's "blue ocean"? Read More
Luxury Brands in China Need to Take Public Scrutiny Seriously
The latest fallouts experienced by Balenciaga and Gucci show that luxury brands are now under even more scrutiny from China’s young generation. Read More
