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Due to recent protests and violent actions in Hong Kong, Chanel’s scheduled cruise show now faces uncertainty. Read More

Given the continuing crisis in the Greater China market, the question for luxury brands is how to approach the this market over the rest of 2019 and 2020. Read More

China’s passion for customization is deeper than a personal branding fad and more as a movement that’s here to stay. Read More

China’s economic growth continues to slow, as the trade war with the United States drags on with the potential to adversely impact the luxury sector. Read More

Burberry seems to be on the right track to having a business turnaround, but the question remains to be whether the current upward trend can be sustained. Read More

There are signs that the "drop" model could be here to stay, at least as long as streetwear culture thrives among young shoppers in China. Read More

The market research firm eMarketer forecast China’s retail e-commerce sales is set to grow by roughly 27 percent to reach $1.94 trillion in 2019. Read More

While Western-style consumerism interprets luxury consumption as a “way of life” in China, the love of luxury has a Confucian essence. Read More

As Chinese luxury shoppers continues to evolve, luxury brands need to stay agile if they intend to maintain prime positioning in this lucrative market. Read More

Wardrobe sharing apps are the latest global hype. Despite a robust appetite for P2P apps, concern is growing over the long-term impact on the luxury market. Read More