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From 2017 To 2022: Five Years Of Tmall Luxury Pavilion So Far
In 2017, Alibaba announced a new endeavor created especially for luxury. Half a decade on, Jing Daily analyzes how Tmall’s Luxury Pavilion is faring. Read More
‘A Small, Concrete Happiness’: Why Luxury Brands In China Love Cafés
Facing weakening consumer demand, luxury brands are building experiential cafés across China to pursue new consumer touchpoints and growth areas. Read More
When It Comes To Hard Luxury, China’s Digital Natives Want Real-Life Experiences
The common thread uniting hard luxury pop-ups is that their primary considerations are footfall and brand education rather than immediate sales. Read More
5 Tips for Navigating Hard Luxury in China
Hard luxury is back with a bang. But this momentum reflects a dynamic that is disrupting traditional brand-consumer relationships. Read More
Think You Know How To Sell Hard Luxury to China’s Gen Z? Think Again.
The digital and mobile-first nature of Chinese millennials and Gen Zers presents a unique opportunity and challenge for selling hard luxury. 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
One-to-One Livestreaming Takes Off on Tmall Luxury Pavilion
Alibaba's Tmall Luxury Pavilion has launched a one-to-one livestreaming feature, which brands can use to offer tailor-made services in private sessions. 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
Chinese Fashion Retailer Initial Embroiled in Funeral Wreath Controversy
Chinese brand Initial’s customer service sent a funeral wreath to a customer, and netizens are outraged. Can the label recover? Read More
How to Win in China Without NFTs, KOLs, or Games
Traditional VIP shopping experiences were often more rewarding than the products themselves. But today’s young consumers want online VIP experiences. Read More
