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From Rihanna to Gucci to the blockchain, famed fashion photographer Chen Man bets big on NFTs
Hailed as the Chinese Annie Leibovitz, the Beijing-born fashion photographer is bringing her cross technical skills to Web3 with a new NFT collection. Read MoreAre Prada’s NFTs still relevant? Plus, RTFKT forges ahead with Rimowa: Web3 drops of the week
The roundup and the verdict on this week’s hottest Web3 activations, taken from our Jing Meta weekly newsletter. Read MoreDo Brand Scandals Follow Familiar Patterns In China?
By recognizing the context around which scandals and boycotts occur, brands can develop rapid response plans in advance for multiple scenarios. Read MoreWhat’s Behind China’s ‘Slanted-Eye’ Outrage & How to Avoid It
From Mercedes-Benz to Made-in-China companies, brands have angered netizens over Chinese marketing with “slanted-eye” looks. But who’s really to blame? Read MoreDior, Chen Man & the Art of the Apology
Nearly 10 years ago, fashion photographer Chen Man's image for Dior went under the radar. Now it’s caused a massive backlash. What’s changed? Read MoreWhy Victoria’s Secret Body Positivity Spin Won’t Work in China
Don’t bank on Western strategies working in the China market is the latest takeaway from the brand ambassador announcements by Victoria’s Secret. Read MoreAussie Boot Maker Joins Secoo in Time for Singles’ Day
Chinese luxury e-commerce platform Secoo announced on Sunday that Aussie boot maker R.M. Williams has joined and will offer three collections for the upcoming Singles’ Day sales. Read MoreChina’s ‘Annie Leibovitz’ Chen Man Gives Secoo a Luxury Makeover
Chen Man, an influential Chinese photographer, cooperated with e-tailer Secoo to launch a lush new brand campaign emphasizing its luxury DNA and Chinese identity. Read MoreAre Chinese Millennials Bored of Celebrity Brand Ambassadors?
At a time when Chinese millennials aspire to be KOLs themselves, are celebrity luxury brand ambassadors still relevant? Read MoreTrending in China: Investing in Children Is the New Status Symbol Among Chinese Parents
From investment in children as the new status symbol to Furla launching a Tmall store, here is what people are buzzing about in China today. Read More