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With a new WeChat account, mainland expansion plans, and a star-studded Beijing runway show, the French label has high hopes for Chinese consumers' evolving tastes. Read More

Warming up for Spring/Summer 2013, expanding Hong Kong fashion mini-empire JOYCE recently held its bi-annual exclusive private preview of the upcoming season for the city's fashion elite. Read More

Following its unveiling in Beijing and Hong Kong last month, Italian designer Romeo Gigli's comeback collection for Hong Kong retailer JOYCE hit Venice as filmmakers, celebrities and VIPs descended upon the city for its annual film festival. Read More

Tapping a growing interest in Africa among the more seasoned or adventurous of Chinese travelers, Shanghai-based Quafrica specializes in adventure tours to one of nine countries throughout the continent. Read More

Though not without its own very particular (and ever-changing) set of challenges, China's booming e-commerce market is convincing some aspiring fashion and luxury retailers to skip brick-and-mortar stores and go online-only. Read More

One of many mid-range American retailers set to debut or expand in Hong Kong or mainland China this year, this J. Crew announced a new partnership with the Hong Kong-based department store Lane Crawford that will make J. Crew's collections available in the region this October. Read More

With more Chinese luxury consumers, particularly seasoned "veterans" in Shanghai and Beijing, moving beyond logo-heavy brands and towards less ostentatious niche brands heavy on heritage, craftsmanship and exclusivity, a window is opening in the country for understated labels. Read More

The latest in a series of large-scale luxury brand events to hit the Chinese capital in recent weeks, this past weekend Montblanc inaugurated its largest global flagship store in the city's Sanlitun neighborhood with a gala attended by Hollywood and Chinese celebrities. Read More

This week, Giorgio Armani will be the latest fashion heavyweight to drop into Beijing, stopping by the city to celebrate more than a decade of Armani in China. Read More

According to a new study by Taobao, luxury e-commerce purchases in China surpassed 15 billion yuan ($2.4 billion) in 2011, a 100 percent surge year-over-year, and should exceed 20 billion yuan this year. Read More