chinese luxury

While Western-style consumerism interprets luxury consumption as a “way of life” in China, the love of luxury has a Confucian essence. Read More

The show’s accurate historical reference, high-level craftsmanship, and the use of precious material helped to define a new level of ‘Chinese luxury’ for audiences while exposing Chinese heritage style to a new generation of Chinese millennials. Read More

The Italian luxury footwear and handbag brand’s 200-piece capsule collection with WeChat influencer Mr. Bags sold out in just one day. Read More

Nike sees its future in over 350 million tech-savvy Chinese millennials, who are demanding uniqueness as well as unique shopping experiences. Read More

From fu’er dai to tuhao, here's a primer on Chinese slang we've devised in order to help you better understand the culture of Chinese consumers. Read More

Learn about the five main points in the Chinese luxury consumer "lifecycle" with a new quiz based on Carat and Jing Daily's recent report, "China's New Luxury Consumers." Read More

A recent report of China's top 50 brands is sparse on luxury, with only a few wine and spirits companies making the cut. Read More

Founded by designer Alison Mary Ching Yeung in 2006, Mary Ching is one of the first high-end footwear and accessories brands to emerge from mainland China. Read More

The Hurun Report has awarded the "Best of the Best" 2011 preferred brands, and while there are few surprises, the results show that brand awareness is up. Read More

As major luxury brands continue their march into China's second- and third-tier cities in an attempt to tap increasing spending power, many companies are finding their progress in these markets stymied by a management "talent shortage." Read More