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How Tiffany Could Become The Next Luxury Mega-brand
Tiffany, the iconic New York jeweler known for its diamond and sterling silver pieces, could gain over its jewelry rivals in the next decade. Read More
Forget 2020: Here Are 21 Luxury Projections for 2021 and Beyond
The next decade in global luxury should see very strong growth in 2021 (and beyond) marking the start of a new roaring twenties. Read More
How Luxury Brands Can Ally China’s Rising Creative Communities
In post-lockdown China, three dynamic groups — gamers, LGBTQ+, and outdoor sports — have ballooned in popularity. But can luxury brands woo them? Read More
Jing Daily’s Top 5 Articles for 2020
The ongoing COVID-19 crisis dominated 2020. But for the global luxury brands in China, it wasn’t the only story. Here are Jing Daily’s top five articles of the year. Read More
China’s Most Memorable Luxury Events of 2020
From e-commerce shopping extravaganzas to real-life fashion shows overrun by giant inflatables, here are Jing Daily’s most memorable luxury events of 2020. Read More
Will LVMH De-Americanize Tiffany?
Now that LVMH has taken full control of Tiffany & Co., what should the luxury industry expect to see next from the American jeweler? Read More
Why Branded Jewelry Could Be the Next Decade’s Fastest Growing Luxury Subsegment
In luxury, the future is female. The jewelry subsegment should see a shift to self-purchasing and impulse purchasing, making branded luxury jewelry shine. Read More
CDFG’s President Underlines the Potential of Hainan Island Travel Retail Market
China Duty Free Group (CDFG) President Charles Chen underlined the vast potential of the Hainan Island travel retail market. Read More
Will Boucheron’s Physical Retail Rally China E-Commerce?
Boucheron continues to roll out physical retail spots in China with a lavish new Beijing flagship. But will this invigorate the house’s digital strategy? Read More
Prada Leveraged China First Strategy To Drop Its Next “IT” Bag
Jing Daily's weekly analysis of the very latest digital luxury brand campaigns in China from Prada, Cartier, and Ralph Lauren. Read More
