china millennials

While other brands may only be pushing Gen Z to buy, Alibaba attempts to create a model which both supports creativity and feeds back into sales. Read More

Even if the vast majority of luxury purchases are still in stores, online plays a vital role in influencing those purchases. Read More

China's luxury spending sees no sign of cooling down in the coming years, according to McKinsey & Company's latest China luxury report. Read More

China's economic slowdown has hit Prada, but the brand faces more problems with Chinese consumers, including a decline of desirability and quality concerns. Read More

The Future of Luxury with Daniel Langer. Jing Daily columnist shared his view on the future of Chanel and Fendi without Karl Lagerfeld. Read More

The Future of Luxury with Daniel Langer. Here are three lessons for luxury brands that want to continue to grow in China in the face of a slowing economy. Read More

Chinese wedding tourism has been on the rise in recent years. For Chinese millennials, overseas weddings often provide a sense of individuality and freedom. Read More

China's millennials can be divided into "post-80s" and "post-90s" generations, and the groups have different attitudes and spending habits. Read More

Young Chinese shoppers in Paris are using social media to look for fashionable 'souvenirs' that are going to help them stand out, and luxury brands are starting to take note. Read More

For Chinese and American millennials raised on the internet, cultural currents, and more importantly consumer values, are converging across continents. Read More