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Bulgari Takes the Lead With 520 Valentine’s Day Celebration
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms. Read More
As Shanghai Locks Down, Netizens Are Equating Vegetables to Luxury
As cities return to lockdown in China, fresh food is the latest item trending online. Amid the dark humor, how can luxury brands connect with citizens? Read More
China’s Cultural Consumer Is All About Instant (and Artistic) Gratification
Fueled by the need to attract young consumers, auction houses have been diversifying their businesses beyond public auctions and private sales. Read More
How NFTs Are Uncovering New Value In Art And Luxury
NFTs have disrupted the worlds of art, finance & luxury. But increasingly, brands have uncovered even more opportunities in the digital collectible market. Read More
Roar of Applause for Bulgari’s Year of the Tiger Campaign
While Chinese New Year campaigns are often hit or miss, Bulgari strikes a cord with consumers by spotlighting exclusive products and traditional customs. Read More
Sky’s the Limit — Why Size Is Really Not an Issue for the Big Luxury Brands
The idea that somehow big luxury brands, like Louis Vuitton, have a cap in terms of scale is completely flawed, here’s why. Read More
Can Vietnam Become the Next China?
The luxury industry has pursued every opportunity in China’s high-growth market. Yet, thus far, it has ignored this other market in the Asia-Pacific region. Read More
China’s Biggest Celebrity Controversies in 2021
2021 was quite the year for celebrity controversies in China. Here, Jing Daily looks at the top moments of the year that has passed. Read More
Are Chinese Celebrities Still Crucial For Luxury Brands?
Collaborating with a young Chinese entertainer with a passionate fan base is no longer a trouble-free way to drive long-term sales in China. 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
