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Tom Ford Changed The Fashion Industry, But His Future May Lie In Beauty
Tom Ford has announced his sudden departure from his namesake fashion line. But even with the brand's status in flux, his beauty label remains a powerhouse in the industry. Read MoreGucci x Vans’ Roblox Collab, Li-Ning Joins Peacekeeper Elite & More: Web3 Drops Of The Week
The roundup and the verdict on this week’s hottest Web3 activations, taken from our Jing Meta weekly newsletter. Read MoreGucci Is Now At A Critical Juncture. Here’s What Luxury Brands Can Learn.
Since the departure of Alessandro Michele, Gucci seems lost. To reinvent itself, the luxury brand will need to be crystal clear with its storytelling. Read MoreGucci x Yuga Labs’ NFT Pendant, Asprey x Bugatti’s Phygital Diamond Egg And More: Web3 Drops Of The Week
The roundup and the verdict on this week’s hottest Web3 activations, taken from our Jing Meta weekly newsletter. Read MoreUnfazed By The Resumption Of Outbound Travel, Hermès and LV Boost China Expansion Plans
Opportunities for Chinese consumers to shop abroad are still limited, prompting luxury brands to invest more in tapping VICs in lower-tier cities. Read MoreBrand New Or Preloved? Gen Z Drives Surprising Boom In Second-hand Luxury In China
Second-hand items comprise 5 percent of China’s luxury sector, but surging demand from Gen Z indicates there’s huge room for growth. Here’s how to capitalize on the market. Read MoreAre Web3 Influencers Finally Earning Their Place In Fashion’s Spotlight?
As more Web3 gurus make it on to the FROW, Jing Daily explores why the luxury industry should be looking to these trailblazers as fashion’s next faces. Read MoreMilan Fashion Week Review: Luxury Brands Ditch Eccentric Styles, Embrace Classic Styling
Luxury brands like Gucci and Max Mara are abandoning eccentric logomania styles for heritage and archive pieces at Milan Fashion Week. Read MoreWhat’s Old Is New Again: Burberry, Balenciaga Return To Roots As Luxury Leans Into Heritage
After years of interchangeable sans serif logos, luxury fashion brands are returning not only to traditional branding, but to their roots. Read MoreA Chinese New Year Controversy: Is Gucci Fur-real?
Things are not looking good at the Italian luxury house, after animal rights activists called out the use of rabbit felt in its Year of the Rabbit capsule. Read More