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Why Bling Never Went Out Of Fashion
Jing Daily outlines why bling will remain in style in China and should even be considered integral to luxury brand offerings. Read More
How Long Can Hermès Rely on Birkin’s Allure?
Hermès is diversifying its product categories in an attempt to recruit younger consumers and mitigate its iconic bag’s potential decline in the future. Read More
Li Ning Leads the Charge of Chinese Luxury Brands
While it’s not fully luxury, China’s Li-Ning became the first Chinese brand to enter the Jing Daily KraneShares China Global Luxury Index top 10. Read More
5 Key Dimensions of VIP Luxury Marketing
Although luxury has become more accessible, customer status is still critical. Here are five dimensions brands must consider for their VIP strategies. Read More
Dior Tops Our Ranking During Men’s Week
From Dunhill to Dior, Prada to Loewe, Jing Daily highlights some of the best shows from the men’s schedule to see how they connected with Chinese audiences. 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
Is China Ready for a Vegan Fashion Revolution?
As generations of citizens embrace a shift towards meat-free and vegan lifestyles, will China’s future be driven by vegan fashion factories? Read More
CollaBrands: Ferrari’s Partnerships in Food and Fashion Fuel a Luxury Lifestyle Expansion
It is little wonder that Ferrari is working with some of Italy’s leading creative talents to expand into a fully developed lifestyle brand. Read More
Miu Miu Connects With Gen Z By Upcycling
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 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
