fitness
All aboard the Dior Spa Cruise: Is wellness the ultimate luxury?
The wellness industry is forecast to reach $6 trillion in 2023, and luxury brands and retailers are betting on feel-good experiences rather than just products. Read MorePrada, Dior, LV, Lululemon: brands in frenzy to sign China’s top athletes
Luxury brands are diversifying their brand ambassador lineups by appointing Chinese athletes instead of celebrities from the entertainment world. Read MoreThe KOLs powering China’s sportswear boom
China’s sportswear market is surging thanks to the popularity of its fitness KOLs. Who are the top influencers driving this boom? Read MoreChina’s Niche Tanning Boom Challenges The ‘Fair Skin’ Beauty Status Quo
A booming interest in tanning is challenging China's mainstream beauty standard based on fair-skin norms, making it an unlikely status symbol. Read MoreThe China Ambition Behind Lululemon’s Footwear Launch
Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, citizens’ improved awareness on wellbeing has been underpinning all aspects of life in China. Even though sportswear and many other categories in fashion… Read MoreHow Maia Active Is Winning The Athleisure Race
Luxury brands are finding it more challenging to get a leg up in China’s activewear segment. With a specific Asian-fit, Maia Active is a name to watch. Read MoreIt’s All Working Out for Activewear in China
From local activewear startups to the rise of niche sports, China's ever-changing fitness trends reflect a broad shift in values for Gen Z. Read MoreCharlotte Tilbury Announces Gong Jun As Global Ambassador
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 MoreLiu Genghong Is the Face of China’s Hottest Trend, Workout Livesteams
Singer Liu Genghong has emerged as the new face of China's fitness livestreaming trend, with 64 million followers on Douyin and a collaboration with Fila. Read MoreCan Keep, An Online Fitness App, Help Luxury Brands Seize China’s Fitness Craze?
Keep, a unicorn in the field of online fitness, boasts 300 million users. Can luxury leverage the app to tap into China’s booming fitness sector? Read More