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    Prada Takes the Lead on China’s Explosive Winter Sports Market

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    Prada exclusively launched its “Prada On Ice” collection at the SKP Atrium in Beijing in response to the upcoming 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. Read More
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    The global environmental crisis has made it clear that breathing fresh air, drinking clean water, and eating healthy food are quickly becoming new luxuries. Read More
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    China’s winter puffer jacket business will grow to $20 billion. As Beijing prepares the 2022 Winter Olympics, here are key trends fueling this growth. Read More
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    As China wakes up to a healthier lifestyle, young Chinese consumers and KOLs are driving up the demand for new luxury fashion and sportswear combos. Read More
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    As China gears up for the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, the luxury skiwear brand plans to enter the market with the help of a veteran Chinese fashion designer. Read More
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