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The 5 Diverging Ways Luxury Brands Approach E-Commerce in China
How should luxury brands tackle e-commerce in China in 2018? We chart out the options. Read More
Luxury World’s Digital Laggard Céline Launches on WeChat
Céline recently changed its digital approach by officially establishing a presence on China's most important social media platform: WeChat. Read More
The Luxury Goods Rental Market in China: What You Need to Know
The luxury goods rental market is rising in China with a number of players receiving funding from bullish investors. Here is what you need to know about it: Read More
What This Luxury Goods Transect Means for Hong Kong’s Luxury Retail Sector
A "Luxury Goods Transect" observations on 37 luxury brand brick-and-mortar stores inside of HK's IFC Mall implies the health of the city's luxury retail. Read More
More Luxury Stores Closed in China Over the Last Year Than in Any Other Country
China has seen the largest number of luxury brand store closings since July 2016, a recent report by the investment research firm Bernstein says. Read More
Luxury Brand Hierarchy Explained by Chinese Classroom Culture
This nifty chart explains the hierarchy of luxury brands through a comparison that almost everyone in China understands deeply: classroom culture. Read More
8 High-End Shopping Malls Sought Out by Luxury Brands in China
Here are 8 upscale department stores in China and how they have embraced the "New Retail" business model to connect online sales to their offline business. Read More
Luxury Clothing Rentals Rise as China Embraces the Sharing Economy
As China embraces the benefits of the sharing economy, a wave of luxury clothing rental companies, like Y-Closet and Dou Bao Bao, have emerged. Read More
Currency-Savvy Chinese Shoppers Boost Luxury Brands in 2015
While LVMH and Kering's H1 results show that China's luxury slowdown continues, currency fluctuations are boosting their sales with Chinese shoppers across the globe. Read More
Céline Steps Up Presence In China’s ‘Evolving’ Luxury Market
The LVMH-owned label joins a growing contingent of niche brands recognizing Chinese luxury consumers' rising focus on individual style. Read More
