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Fashion week presents an opportunity for brands to connect with Chinese audiences. In Paris, some brands excelled while others missed the mark. Read More

The media has characterized Chinese consumers as logo crazy, but now it looks as if the rest of the world is beginning to fully embrace logomania as well. Read More

Women are thriving atop the corporate ladder in China's new economy, but their tastes in luxury depend upon a mix of social mores past and present. Read More

This summer’s fashion drama of note is the urban mystery/romance, “Return the World to You,” which has drastically upped the placement of designer labels to 120-plus. Read More

Dr. Daniel Langer on the hidden dangers that can destroy luxury value and decrease the potential for luxury brands to be profitable and successful. Read More

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

SpottedRisk offers “disgrace insurance” for Western entertainment companies and commercial brands. Will this ever catch on in China? Read More

The tai tai is a globalized consumer who has a deep-rooted love for luxury goods and her own perception of value and preference. Read More

Companies specializing in luxury goods has been forced to expand beyond its historical boundaries, moving into “experiential” spaces. 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