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12 China Predictions For Luxury Brands In 2021
What moves do luxury experts think brands should make in China in 2021? Jing Daily asked leading voices in the market to find out. Read More
Western Luxury Brands Miss Out On Shanghai Fashion Week
Shanghai Fashion Week is missing its international glamour this season, but with China’s economy booming, it’s Western luxury brands that are missing out. Read More
On-Screen and Off, Brand Endorsements Speak to China’s Empowered Women
Through an innovative content commerce strategy, Max Mara is driving on-screen female empowerment, which is resonating with Chinese audiences. Read More
Farfetch Launches Curated Galleries To Lure Out China’s Consumers
In addition to creating the physical connections that Chinese consumers are craving, the Farfetch community gallery events were also highlighted by intelligent partnerships. Read More
Are Retailers Doing Enough On Sustainability In China?
Is a sustainability scheme from Baillian’s concept store, The Balancing, doing enough to inspire luxury consumers to become more consumption conscious? Read More
Chinese Female Leaders Gain Seats At Global Fashion Tables
Global corporations must be able to adapt to rapidly-changing consumer demands. In China, that will take the expertise of the country’s female leaders. Read More
Three Handbag Brands With Big D2C Plans In China This Year
Jing Daily talked to three popular niche contemporary handbag brands — Apede Mod, Yuzefi, and BY FAR — about their China growth plans in 2020. Read More
Joanie Xie Connects US Companies To 900 Million Consumers In China
Joanie Xie, head of the US office at the fintech company, Ant Financial, spoke with Jing Daily about new challenges in a post-pandemic world. Read More
Can London Fashion Week Designers Survive Online?
As fashion weeks try to stay relevant, will London Fashion Week’s new move to an online platform hold up against Shanghai's consumer-facing digital event? Read More
Can Two Chinese Luxury E-Tailers Move The Needle By Teaming Up?
Luxury e-commerce competitors Secoo and Qudian’s Wanlimu decided to work together for a greater goal, but what will that mean for the market? Read More
