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Rapper’s Deluxe: Why Hip Hop and Luxury Are Suddenly Such a Good Mix
Rappers have been singing and wearing luxury fashion and jewelry brands for decades. Now it’s time for them to represent some of those. Read MoreHow Can Luxury Brands Earn Cultural Credibility From China’s Gen Z?
As China’s Gen Z exhibits a values-driven approach to consumerism, how can luxury players elevate their cultural credibility among this group? Read MoreCan Victoria’s Secret Undo Its Sexist Past?
Victoria’s Secret has revealed that the freestyle skier, Eileen Gu, will be one of seven new figureheads replacing the company’s sexist VS Angels. Read MoreThe Intersection of Popular Culture & Luxury Is Here to Stay
Popular culture in China has become a bonafide phenomenon and an unstoppable force to be reckoned with. And global luxury brands have taken notice. Read MoreInsider Tang Shuang on China’s Fashion Media
The influential fashion critic Tang Shuang talks to Jing Daily about the future of fashion publishing in China and much more. Read MoreWhy Hasn’t Luxury Taken A Stance Against Asian Hate?
The recent surge of hate crimes against Asians in America and abroad requires solutions. So far, most luxury brands have remained silent. Read MoreLuxury “Locavores”: Another Silver Lining of the Pandemic
COVID-related silver linings are coming in droves. Luxury is not relying on tourism anymore but getting to know local consumers. Read MoreDior’s Failed China Livestream Is A Western Luxury Problem
Over 11 million people in China viewed Dior’s latest collection. The feedback was harsh, prompting the question: Does luxury even care about livestreaming? Read MoreCould Your Next Job In Luxury Be In Circularity?
Today's luxury jobs have been around data, digital and diversity, tomorrow could be about circularity and Chinese consumers will ensure that happens. Photo: Courtesy of C2H4LosAngeles. Read MoreLittle Red Book’s New Campaign Rides The Hot Female Identity Trend
Unlike most current luxury brand marketing, Little Red Book’s innovative new campaign reflects the current awakening of female social identity in China. Read More