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What Luxury Brands Can Learn from Lanvin’s Blind Boxes
Blind boxes are China’s new obsession, so companies from travel agencies to luxury Maison Lanvin are using them to reach local Gen Zers. Read More
Bally’s Strategy Drives Growth In China Despite COVID-19
Increasing integrated shopping experiences is key to luxury fashion brand Bally’s China strategy. Jing Daily spoke to its CEO about this retail market. Read More
CCI Q&A: Bvlgari CEO Jean-Cristophe Babin on Rising to Meet Luxury’s Challenges
In the second installment of our year-end Q&A series, we caught up with Jean-Cristophe Babin, CEO of the storied Italian luxury house Bvlgari. Read More
JD.com’s Kevin Jiang On Luxury Going Omnichannel
JD.com announced that it’s going to make omnichannel solutions available to luxury brands. Jing Daily spoke with JD’s Kevin Jiang to learn more. Read More
Why The Outdated ‘Spirit Boy’ Style Is Making A Comeback In China
The tasteless Spirit Boy aesthetic is the latest trend to captivate China’s Generation Z. What do brands need to know about this ironic fad? Read More
How Gucci, LV Leveraged China To Survive COVID-19
Luxury brands that are staying afloat in China integrate both online and offline journeys and provide consistent experiences via omnichannel strategies. Read More
China’s Version Of ‘Recession Fashion’ Could Change Global Styles
Sober recession fashions have again been the norm in the West in 2020, but not in China, which is embracing bold excessive styles. Read More
Luxury Brand Rivalries Heat Up During Chinese Valentine’s Day
This year’s Chinese Valentine’s Day has become a peak selling moment as luxury brands look to leverage the rapid recovery of China’s market. Read More
Chinese Netizens Turn on Balenciaga’s Latest Campaign, But To What End?
Balenciaga’s new campaign for Chinese Valentine’s Day is stirring dissent on China’s internet, but will this offense really hurt the brand’s sales? Read More
What’s Love Got to Do With it? The Chinese Holidays Brands Really Need to Know About!
In China, what began as innocent gestures of love has now been transformed into massive shopping festivals throughout the year. Read More
