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From Pariah To Darling? Fan Bingbing Returns To Spotlight At 2023 Oscars
Does Fan Bingbing’s appearance at Hollywood’s biggest event signal a reprieve for other stars who have fallen afoul of China’s tax authorities? Read More
Trendsetters Galore: From Fan Bingbing, To Rui And Didu, China’s Presence At Paris Fashion Week
Thanks to China’s reopening, Paris’ Fall 2023 schedule is bursting with guest appearances, innovative new-era designers, and widespread optimism among brands and consumers. Read More
China’s Latest Crackdown Could Spell Disaster For Luxury Brands in 2022
China’s latest crackdown on celebrities and fan culture has been a drawn-out process that began long before the arrest of megastar Kris Wu. Read More
Should Luxury Worry Over China’s Celeb Tax Crackdown?
China is conducting regular tax investigations on its high-income stars and influencers that carry severe penalties. But are China’s HNWIs the next in line? Read More
What’s Behind The Global Appeal Of China’s Qipao Dress?
Wearing traditional qipao dresses has become popular in Hollywood and with Asian celebrities, but what is the history of this sexy dress? Read More
Ex-Luxury Darling Fan Bingbing’s Personal Brand Success
As more celebrities are amplifying value through their brands, luxury brands are challenged to tell a better story to resonate with younger consumers. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Fan Bingbing’s Short-Lived Comeback to Louis Vuitton and More
Fan Bingbing was spotted to appear as Louis Vuitton’s brand spokesperson in the Instagram and Weibo post, but the post was quickly taken down. Read More
Three Future Trends in Chinese Luxury
At a recent Tong Digital breakfast briefing, the future of Chinese luxury was discussed, and some surprising points were made. Read More
The Growing Influence of Little Red Book
Little Red Book is a luxury retail app that gained popularity because of its peer-to-peer approach, becoming the #1 cross-border e-commerce app in China. Read More
Keeping Up with the Daigous: an Industry in Flux
Four months after China enacted its first-ever e-commerce law to regulate daigou shoppers, we found the market is far from dead. Read More
