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Auction Houses Embrace Luxury Fashion as New Frontier
In 2020, online luxury sales have brought new consumers to the likes of Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and Phillips. How are they going to continue in 2021? Read More
Is the NFT Hype Made for Luxury?
Merging the worlds of sneakerheads and crypto art collectors is a match made in hype heaven and a combination that luxury brands should have on their radar. Read More
Sotheby’s Inaugural Hip-Hop Auction Redefines Luxury for the Chinese Cultural Consumer
The inclusion of names like Supreme and Arsham is bound to draw and China's young, savvy group of collectors. Read More
Can Phillips’ Online Auction Spark a New Model of Luxury Sales?
To cater to the new Chinese cultural consumers, auction houses are entering the premium luxury resale space. Will this become the new norm? Read More
3 Top Luxury Apps for the Chinese HNWIs
In an age of accelerated digital noise, China's HNWIs crave smoother processes, comfort, and silence. That’s where luxury apps come in. Read More
Jing Daily’s Crystal Ball: 5 Radical Predictions for China’s Luxury Industry in 2019
From sweeping Chinese populism to auction houses' retailing strength, here are 5 predictions that are going to shape the luxury industry in China in 2019. Read More
Bagism Exhibition Merges Chinese Art With 400 Years of Designer Handbags at Shanghai’s K11 Mall
K11 Art Mall’s Chi Art Space curators invited 15 Chinese contemporary artists to respond to the stories behind Hermès, Dior, Prada, and more. Read More
Christie’s Takes Fresh Approach to Emerging Chinese Contemporary Artists in New Auction
As Christie's continues to expand its new mainland China presence, the auction house launches its +86 platform to spotlight Chinese contemporary art. Read More
The World’s Top Chinese Art Collectors: What (and Why) They Really Buy
While many Chinese art buyers often see art solely as an investment, an elite group of power collectors wields significant cultural influence in the international art world. Read More
China’s Soul-Searching Wealthy Pay a Premium for ‘Brand Tibet’
Surging interest in Tibetan Buddhism and a romanticized image of life in the mountainous region have China's rich spending big money on Tibet-related luxury goods, travel, and gifts for spiritual… Read More
