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There's the real demand for high-end beauty brands on the platform, with the previous record set by Givenchy on March 1. Read More

While consumers are still rushing to the most popular pop-ups, brands are more carefully weighing up the return on investment. Read More

2017 was the year China went crazy for streetwear. Luxury brands have taken note, but it remains to be seen how many Chinese consumers are willing to follow what they saw as more authentic outsider designers as they sign up to heritage luxury houses. Read More

In this edition of Headline From China, we present news about the luxury market from local Chinese media from April 9-13, 2018. Read More

When it comes to the media value of different luxury brands, Chanel is leading the list thanks to a high proportion of organic mentions by influencers, followed by Lancôme, YSL, OLAY, and SK-II. Read More

Whether it's traditional media opening their own online stores or e-commerce sites adding more editorial content, both sides are coming closer together in China. Read More

Affluent Chinese women are more likely to see luxury as an identity, take their fashion cues from social media, and seek out the biggest, ‘Frenchest’ foreign brands. Read More

Chengdu is not one of the richest or most populous cities in China. Why is it so receptive to luxury brands and high-end malls? Read More

Though Chanel is not selling on Farfetch, the famously techno-cautious brand has nonetheless taken a big step towards e-commerce with the partnership. Joining JD.com's luxury platform would be a logical next step. Read More

From di ao (Dior) to xiang nai er (Chanel), every fashion label has to decide what to do with their name when they enter the China marketplace. Dialects, lucky and unlucky names and characters all have a bearing on the decision. Read More