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Blackpink’s Lisa and Celine Stole Paris Fashion Week Men’s
K-pop stars such as Blackpink’s Lisa proved a hit on the French schedule. But the real winners were the luxury brands who anticipated their halo effect. Read More
Where Does China’s Continued Ban on ‘Sissy’ Men Leave Luxury?
As China clamps down on sissy men, Jing Daily assesses the implications for luxury brands if they can’t rely on their effeminate-looking ambassadors. Read More
Meet the Chinese Olympians Taking Luxury by Storm
With Weibo’s Hot Search taken over by topics around Beijing 2022, Jing Daily analyzes four Chinese athletes that are worth luxury brands’ attention. Read More
Is ‘Single’s Inferno’ the Next ‘Squid Game’?
The K-drama sensation “Single’s Inferno” is taking over China. But how involved should luxury brands get with the show's reality stars? Read More
Should Brands Distance Themselves From ‘Controversial’ Celebrities?
After a spate of recent boycotts, should luxury brands distance themselves from controversial KOLs? The answer might surprise you. Read More
How Gucci Establishes Long-Term Relationships With Chinese Celebrities
Jing Daily looks at how Gucci builds long-term relationships with Chinese celebrities and collaborates with them to create engaging content. Read More
Does Swapping Celebrities Damage Your Brand?
Luxury names lean heavily on celebrities in China, so does it matter when they need to cut ties with a big name and drop in another? Read More
8 Luxury Brands That Won Over Qixi Festival Shoppers
Jing Daily spotlights eight luxury brands that have been well-received by Chinese consumers thanks to their localization strategies for the Qixi Festival. Read More
Are China’s “Little Fresh Meat” Idols Losing Their Luster?
Major platforms like iQiyi and Tencent are recruiting diverse faces for their competition shows. Does this mean China’s idol aesthetic is changing? Read More
Burberry & Nike Next to Face China Backlash
Luxury brand shares are tumbling, and droves of Chinese ambassadors are breaking contracts with fashion brands as the cotton crisis wears on. Read More
