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Despite strong visitor growth during the 2025 Spring Festival, Hong Kong and Macau face diverging tourism trends and lingering economic challenges.
The total number of travelers and tourism-related spending during this Chinese New Year holiday hit record highs.
As ‘neo-Chinese style’ generates billions of social media views, a new generation of designers is redefining cultural heritage through innovative fashion collaborations.
Opinion: The firing of Sabato De Sarno comes as Gucci plummets in relevance, shifting from a brand of bold individuality to one of conformity.
Luxury brands are impacted by China’s gray market and the rise of daigou. We explore why, and how brands can solve this problem.
The culture-driven luxury house has withstood the test of time and trends across the APAC region, notably in China. What’s the secret to its success?
With the UAE maintaining luxury growth, brands like Prada, Tod’s, Etro, Louis Vuitton, and Loro Piana are targeting the country’s wealthy consumers.
Third profit warning rocks Kering as flagship brand struggles.
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Puig advances as Estée Lauder and L’Oréal face turmoil. Which will come out on top?
How Chinese gangs exploit the price differences between handbags sold in Europe and China, and inflate profit via VAT refunds.
Away from China’s megacities, a powerful consumer class of wealthy women is reshaping the luxury market through leisure-focused lifestyles and confident spending.
The world’s top luxury conglomerates are streamlining their portfolios and store networks as luxury profit stalls.
Inclusion on China’s ‘unreliable entity list’ threatens fashion giant’s manufacturing and retail operations.
From the Grammys to Paris Fashion Week, celebrity stylists are championing Chinese independent designers for viral moments.
From luxury resellers to everyday shoppers, Americans are tapping Chinese social media to build shadow supply chains around Trump’s latest trade barriers.
Many lingerie brands claim to be size- and culturally inclusive, so why do so many women in China still struggle to find the right fit?
More than 90% of brand collaborations fail. Here’s what Louis Vuitton x Murakami is getting right.
The parent company of Coach and Kate Spade is deploying Adobe’s AI tools to get ahead of rivals in the growing digital twin arena.
New generation of cautious yet strategic luxury buyers is reshaping how high-end brands position themselves in the market.
Kim Jones steps down as artistic director of Dior Homme, sparking speculation about a shift in the brand’s design strategy.
Wynn Las Vegas’ Ana Brant on how luxury brands can build lasting relationships with UHNWIs by creating personalized, customer-centric experiences.
China’s AI innovation is trending. And selfie apps are a consumer generation-bridging craze.
The traditional customs making a surprising comeback among China’s digital natives.
The character-based, blind box giant is venturing into the demi-fine jewelry market. Can it outpace local competition?
LVMH bets on US recovery.
How Thailand’s celebrity power, high-end tourist appeal and growing population of UHNWIs are helping luxury brands offset slowing growth in China.
From censorship and cheaper pricing, to extensive scalability, DeepSeek offers what ChatGPT does not.
A lack of Chinese designers did not stop netizens from engaging with shows during Paris’ Menswear Fall/Winter season.
Obesity crisis is fueling demand for weight management products, creating growth opportunities in food, wellness, and skincare markets.
A viral PFW design, CNY ceramics, and a high-low crossover — these are the Chinese brand collaborations to know this week.
As TikTok’s future hangs in the balance due to U.S. scrutiny, brands and creators are reevaluating how to future-proof their strategies.
China’s retirees are driving outbound tourism growth, with senior tourism revenue expected to hit $140 billion this year.
A conversation with Niccolò Ricci on how luxury brands can captivate the ultra-wealthy through understated luxury and hyper-personalized experiences.
Brands are keeping the ball rolling when it comes to AI-driven developments. What trends are emerging this year?
Chinese automakers face growing resistance abroad despite unused capacity, prompting a shift to domestic sales and overseas production.
China’s beauty market faces mounting challenges as its reliance on discounts, slowing growth, and intense competition reshape what was once a thriving industry.
In conversation with Sohee Park before her Paris Haute Couture Week debut, we dissect South Korea’s growing impact on global fashion.
Luxury players are releasing their own short flicks in lieu of traditional advertising this season, as demand for authentic storytelling grows.
Beauty brands on Xiaohongshu are welcoming “TikTok refugees” with bilingual content and meme-driven campaigns.
In its fifth year of company losses, Paul Smith is still struggling to bounce back from the pandemic.
Fletcher will blend British heritage with Chinese craftsmanship for the brand's next chapter.
New data reveals major champagne sales plunge. It's time to rethink travel retail's importance in the industry.
China’s luxury market is undergoing a shift as the post-Covid boost fades, with analysts urging brands to focus on innovation and lower-tier city expansion.
President combines 75-day reprieve for embattled Chinese app with threat of 100% tariffs, signaling complex path ahead for US-China relations.
Heinemann’s retreat and DFS’ risky Hainan bet highlight the divergent strategies retailers are taking amid China’s spending slump.
Dover Street Market, Rémy Martin, and Louis XIII implement collaboration strategies to ring in the Year of the Snake.
Jing Daily unpacks key trends from Pitti Uomo 107, ranging from avant-garde menswear and quiet luxury to digital fashion innovations.
Opinion: Seeing ultra-wealthy clients as walking wallets is the biggest mistake a brand can make, turning loyal clients into vocal critics.
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