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How Fashion Maven Declan Chan Connects Brands to China
Declan Chan, fashion stylist and social media influencer, has been working the channels between global brands and China’s sophisticated audiences with ease. Read More
Can “Revenge Spending” Save Luxury in China?
“Revenge spending” is a phenomenon that luxury brands are hoping to benefit from in China, but what should they really expect from post-COVID-19 consumers? Read More
The Dark Side of China’s Idol Economies
For brands, Chinese idols have been a golden ticket in China, but irrational fans are proving that idol associations can hurt a brand's Chinese business. Read More
Skin Labs and Consultations are the Newest Chinese Beauty Trend
Skin labs are the hot beauty trend in China, but the big brands are finding tough competition from local brands armed with high-tech beauty accouterments. Read More
Luxury’s Response to the Coronavirus Must Look Beyond Revenue
In face of the coronavirus outbreak, we are shifting our coverage to put people first and focus on crisis management. Read More
Estée Lauder Lowers Outlook, Citing Global Impact on Travel Retail Due to Coronavirus
The CEO of Estée Lauder gave a cautious warning on the impact of travel retail due to the coronavirus, while reporting 15% of net sales growth in Q2 FY2020. Read More
Luxury Brands Take Action as Coronavirus Spreads
A series of brands are offering help against the deadly coronavirus in China, which, for local consumers, is a great show of respect for their country. Read More
Are Chinese Netizens Ready for Hermès Beauty?
Hermès is finally entering China's hot beauty arena with a new lipstick collection, but can they penetrate an already crowded and competitive field? Read More
D2C Brand Perfect Diary is Disrupting China’s Beauty Market
How a homegrown D2C brand used disruptive marketing tactics to resonate with Chinese millennials and become a billion-dollar company in just three years. Read More
Luxury Brands Celebrate the Year of the Rat
The Lunar New Year is always a good excuse for luxury brands to offer cultural products to Chinese consumers, and this year, it’s the Year of the Rat! Read More
