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Dolce&Gabbana Appoints a New Asia Pacific CEO & More
The appointment of Carlo Gariglio as the D&G CEO for Asia Pacific region is seen as the brand’s first comeback to the China market. Read More
China’s Changing Masculinity Propels a Brand New Idol
What is the latest male idol like in China? One thing is for sure: He's a far cry from the K-pop idols of years past. Meet Li Xian. Read More
Harrods’ Beauty Director on Innovation and Savvy Chinese Shoppers
Jing Daily talks with Harrods’ Director of Home and Beauty, Annalise Fard, on how stores like Harrods can stay exciting for the modern Chinese consumer. Read More
The Commercial Opportunity of Gender Fluidity
There's a growing desire among brands and consumers for products that aren't just for men or women -- it's a way to break traditional gender roles in China. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Alibaba Courts Valentino for Luxury Pavilion, and More
Valentino became the latest luxury brand to launch an official store on Alibaba Tmall's luxury portal Luxury Pavilion. Read More
How Luxury Beauty Brands Are Adapting to Upheaval in China Ahead of the Holidays
Luxury beauty brands are adapting to China's regulations and the crackdown on daigou shoppers, but the brands are optimistic on the future of travel retail. Read More
Here’s What Mooncakes Tell Us About Millennial Trends in China This Year
Twenty-something fans of the Mid-Autumn Festival mooncakes might be hard pressed to find more traditional flavors as hotel chefs and brand marketers go for the wow factor. Read More
Here’s The 7 Bad Boys of China’s Luxury Brands
From Kris Wu to Jackson Wang, many of China's online youngsters are rabidly loyal to their chosen idols. So what happens to the brands when their ambassadors mess up? Read More
Suave Bulgari’s Hotel Strategy with Marriott More than Meets the Eye
The luxury brand boutique concept imagines a demographic of travelers who see themselves first as luxury consumers. If that’s true anywhere, it’s in China. Read More
The 9 Best WeChat Campaigns by Luxury Brands in April 2018
WeChat marketing agency CuriosityChina highlights best practices on China's leading social media platform, including the use of mini-programs, Moments ads, and HTML5 pages. Read More
