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Can Estée Lauder and L’Oréal Hold Onto Their Lead in China?
China’s beauty market is expected to hit $57 billion by 2040, according to NellyRodi and Luxurynsight. How should brands prepare for the next 20 years? Read More
Why China’s War on Celebrities Could Actually Benefit Luxury Brands
New challenges faced by China’s celebrities and influencers are making it even harder for luxury brands to choose a representative for the market. Read More
China Delivers for Estée Lauder, Tapestry & Farfetch
With a flurry of earnings results coming in August, Jing Daily looked at how top luxury companies fared in China and beyond. Read More
As Idol Troubles Continue, Brands Still Bank On Crazed Fans
Despite the slew of idol scandals, brands are still relying on stars like Blackpink and Cai Xukun to drum up excitement for their August drops in China. Read More
C-Beauty Surpass International Brands For The First Time
For the first time, Chinese beauty labels surpassed international competitors in online GMV, with Florasis and Perfect Diary topping the list. Read More
Labelhood Celebrates Qixi via the Romance of China’s Past
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms. Read More
How Long Can Hermès Rely on Birkin’s Allure?
Hermès is diversifying its product categories in an attempt to recruit younger consumers and mitigate its iconic bag’s potential decline in the future. Read More
How Luxury Aesthetic Medicine Has Changed Beauty In China
The innovations behind luxury aesthetic medicine are taking over China’s beauty industry. But can Western beauty brands take advantage of this trend? Read More
Sales Soar at JD’s 618 Promotion
JD’s recent 618 Grand Promotion was a roaring success despite the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic. But how has JD kept their business thriving? Read More
Another K-Beauty Brand Bites the Dust In China
Amorepacific-owned Innisfree is packing up its bags in China, with plans to shutter about 170 stores by the end of this year. Read More
