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China Rescues Burberry, Tapestry From Slowing Demand In North America
China’s recovery has renewed luxury brands’ optimism for the year. However, a new problem has emerged: American consumers are pulling back their spending. Read More
Coach’s AR Mirrors, Adidas x Monkey Kingdom & More: 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 More
Brand New Or Preloved? Gen Z Drives Surprising Boom In Second-hand Luxury In China
Second-hand items comprise 5 percent of China’s luxury sector, but surging demand from Gen Z indicates there’s huge room for growth. Here’s how to capitalize on the market. Read More
What To Expect From Adidas, Coach, Tommy Hilfiger At Decentraland’s Metaverse Fashion Week 2023
Decentraland releases a luxury-loaded lineup for the second iteration of its digital fashion week, with brands refining their approach to their presence at this year’s event. Read More
NYFW Shows How Social Media Success Differs Globally Vs. In China
Celebrity-packed front rows aren’t always enough to make a splash in China. Which American names generated the most earned media value at home and abroad? Read More
From Coach To Vivienne Tam, The CFDA Is Bringing Some Of America’s Most Iconic Fashion Names To Web3
Tommy Hilfiger, Coach, Michael Kors and more have partnered with the CFDA to release an NFT collection for the fashion organization's 60th anniversary. Read More
Hopping Into Fashion: White Rabbit Candy Collaborates With Coach
The American fashion house's latest efforts to connect with Chinese consumers through a nostalgic White Rabbit candy collaboration is its sweetest yet. Read More
Are Lower-Tier Cities The Growth Engine Of Premium Brands?
Due to the limited space for development in China’s big cities, American brand Coach is looking to lower-tier cities for expansion. Read More
Fendi Draws Most Chinese Viewers At New York Fashion Week
As China endures lockdowns, it made do with watching New York Fashion Week from afar. But how well did participating brands engage local audiences? Read More
Are Apologies Enough To Avoid Brand Scandals In China?
The sensitivities and particularities of the China market do not mean a global brand should simply lay low and keep its mouth shut to avoid controversy. Read More
