Fourtry
What the ‘Sisters Who Make Waves’ Sensation Says About Chinese Shoppers
The third season of the variety show, "Sisters Who Make Waves," is taking China’s internet by storm. How can luxury brands ride on its popularity? Read MoreCould Streetwear Be a Global Gateway for Chinese Brands?
The gray area between sportswear and streetwear is where Chinese brands might see the greatest potential to capture global interest. Read MoreAlibaba’s Battle for E-Commerce Dominance Takes a Conciliatory Turn
Although Alibaba has emerged as the leader in luxury e-commerce in China, the past few months have taken a toll on the tech giant. Read MoreLuxury Mahjong Without Cultural Appropriation
The Mahjong Line controversy shows that without the right context and intention, attempts at cultural adaptations can turn into appropriation. Read MoreWill Off-White Score In China With Its New WeChat Drop?
Streetwear brand Off-White released a limited-edition denim series on its new WeChat Mini Program store in China. Read MoreChina’s Fourtry Brand Offers Lessons On Streetwear Consumption
Season two of the iQIYI-produced blockbuster variety show “Fourtry” offers lessons to luxury brands on the dynamics of streetwear consumption in China. Read MoreCan This New Reality Show Make Chinese Streetwear Cooler?
Following the success of The Rap of China, can IQiyi recreate it’s winning formula with a show focused on a Tokyo pop-up store run by Kris Wu? Read More2020 Trends in Content and Commerce Integration in China
Key trends from 2019 such as short video, e-commerce livestreaming, brand collaborations, and offline experiences show no sign of abating. Read More