Gen Zers
Chanel’s Centennial No. 5 Collection Sells Out in China
For its No.5’s 100th Anniversary, Chanel launched a limited-edition capsule collection called Chanel Factory 5 — and it’s already sold out in China. Read More
Why China Is The Only Luxury Superpower
Over the last five years, most luxury growth was generated by Mainland China or Chinese tourists, and the market is only becoming more crucial. Read More
Can Beauty Save Lingerie Brand La Perla?
Italian luxury lingerie brand La Perla launched a perfume collection with beauty to follow. But will it help the brand gain young Chinese consumers? Read More
Why Luxury Brands Must Jump On China’s Cute “Meng” Trend
Translated as “cute” in Chinese, Meng (萌) is the adorable pop trend taking over young China. But can Western luxury brands capitalize on it? Read More
Gen Z’s Shift To Digital & Sustainable Luxury Is No Joke
Established luxury brands must not only provide young customers with relevant brand messaging and product categories but also truly sustainable solutions. Read More
China Could Become the Top Money-Maker (And Sourcing Market) for The RealReal
With millennials and Gen Zers readily adopting secondhand luxury shopping, China is positioned as the next big resale market — for sales and sourcing. Read More
Why China’s Hanfu Trend Won’t Cool Down
Young Chinese have elevated traditional Hanfu dress from a niche hobby to a consumer market of 400 million people. But can brands tap into this trend? Read More
Meet Generation Alpha: The Shrewdest Luxury Consumers Ever?
Even though some in the next generation of luxury consumers haven’t been born yet, luxury brands would be wise to study Generation Alpha now. Read More
How Luxury Brands Can Earn Green By Going Green In China
Today, nearly all luxury brands have launched sustainability initiatives. But to succeed, they need to become “Greenovators,” not followers. Read More
Why ‘Invisible Luxury’ Is China’s Latest Trend
Young consumers have been demanding brands step up their efforts surrounding mindfulness, health, and discretion, but COVID-19 has accelerated this process. Read More
