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Wang Yibo Denies Rumors Of Involvement In Sex Scandal
On Weibo, the hashtag “Wang Yibo’s team refutes rumors” (#王一博方辟谣#) has gained over 850 million views as the young actor works to clear his name. Read More
Regulators Open Eyes To China’s Blind Box Problems
With the blind box retail format proliferating from art toys to fashion and luxury brands, China is putting an end to the sector's regulatory vaccum. Read More
Celebrities Put Their Might Behind China’s Sustainability Agenda
A sustainability-focused exhibition in Shanghai is showcasing donated pieces from Chinese stars, including model Liu Wen and Chanel ambassador Zhou Xun. Read More
As Coach Moves Upmarket, Will Chinese Consumers Follow?
Coach has plans to raise prices in China as much as 20 percent. Will the move boost the handbag maker’s allure or alienate loyal customers? Read More
Why Modern Collectibles Are Built for Gen Z
With Gen Z valuing everything that traditional luxury fashion stands against, inclusive brands like Telfar have been on the rise. Read More
Chongqing: Luxury’s Biggest, and Most Overlooked, Opportunity
When it comes to luxury openings, Chongqing is often overlooked, losing out to neighboring Chengdu instead. Jing Daily shows why brands are missing a trick. Read More
The Douyin KOL Helping Luxury Tap China’s Lower-Tier Cities
The Douyin KOL @diandilahai is offering a gateway to luxury through his humorous recreations of high fashion campaigns. It’s frivolous, but luxury should be watching. Read More
Netizens Scrutinize Adidas x Gucci Collab
Even though netizens can’t buy it yet, the Adidas x Gucci luxury umbrella is trending on Weibo with 130 million views. Is it just a storm in a teacup? Read More
Furious Chinese Netizens Are Boycotting Lululemon
Lululemon is topping Weibo’s hot search after being fined for selling substandard products in China. Will it lose Chinese shoppers’ trust? Read More
The Resale Market Is Booming. Why Isn’t Luxury Taking Note?
Chanel has announced another price increase. But this is sure to backfire as Chinese youth have found alternative sources of luxury in the resale market. Read More
