accessories

Despite a luxury retail slowdown, the shoemaker known for his signature gold heels is moving ahead with his China expansion with a new Hong Kong store. Read More

With affordable price points and a colorful aesthetic, the young British handbag company plans to bank on Chinese consumers' love for all things British. Read More

"The Chinese consumer has a powerful, global impact," says CEO Bruno Guillon in an interview with Jing Daily on how China factors into the brand's rebound strategy. Read More

China's luxury slowdown isn't hitting all brands equally, which is good news for the Italian company's recently posted year-end financial report. Read More

Classic American leather goods and lifestyle purveyor Coach may be in a North American slump, but its youth-centered branding efforts in China have given it a new edge and strong growth numbers. Read More

The event will host over 380 exhibitors and is projected to attract 6,500 visitors from 103 countries. There will be group pavilions from Mainland China, India, Korea, the Philippines and Taiwan. Read More

"Well-heeled Chinese men seem to highly enjoy elegant, original pieces with a luxurious touch of eccentricity," said the Turkish-born, Shanghai-based designer in a recent interview with Jing Daily. Read More

Having built up a strong presence since entering Hong Kong back in 1979, this week the French leather and luxury goods maker Longchamp launches its eighth location in the city, "La Maison Canton Road." Read More

Founded in 1998 by French expat Virginie Fournier, the Shanghai-based accessories and apparel brand Shanghai Trio has made a name for itself by combining traditional Chinese and modern Western design. Read More

Hong Kong and mainland China may still be in the grips of a budding love affair with high-end red wines, but growing demand among younger and female consumers in the region is making champagne makers more bullish about their prospects there by the year. Read More