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Kering Dominates Top Spot On China Global Luxury Index
As March began, the Jing Daily Global Luxury Index was riding at an all-time high. But fashion's decision to stop using Xinjiang cotton could change things. Read More
Luxury Symposium 2021: New Retail Comes Alive
Since its inception in 2016, the French Chamber in Hong Kong’s Luxury Symposium has been become a must-attend gathering for top decision makers and thought leaders in the luxury sector. This year,… Read More
What Is Luxury’s Next DTC Opportunity in China?
Though far from a new retail segment, the past year has represented a turning point for direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands, particularly in China. Read More
China’s Love Of Pop Culture Has Transformed Luxury
Jing Daily partnered with Sotheby’s to examine the unique tastes of Chinese cultural consumers and the new utopia they've established for luxury. Read More
Luxury’s Go-to DJ Faces Backlash For Racist Post
Fashion’s favorite DJ, Michel Gaubert, has been caught up in a controversial post, which shows him wearing a paper “Asian face” mask. Read More
Why Chinese Consumers Buy Fake Luxury
Despite significant progress on the counterfeit front, it’s still easy for Chinese consumers to acquire any counterfeits they want. So what can brands do? Read More
Does Luxury Need Daigous Post-Pandemic?
China’s $52-billion Daigou market has been hurt by COVID-19. But with new opportunities presenting themselves, can the industry create a brighter future? Read More
Will China’s Big Tech Crackdown Affect Luxury
Alibaba’s internet browser has been removed from various Chinese app stores, an escalation of the conflict between Big Tech and Beijing. Read More
How China is Changing the Definition of Luxury
In the West, luxury was always associated with opulence and classical styles. But in China, a monumental shift has taken place in the industry. Read More
Should Luxury Brands Target Lower-Tier Cities?
In the past, luxury brands only focused their growth strategies on China’s colossal tier-1 cities. But now they’re looking well beyond Beijing and Shenzhen. Read More
