H&M
H&M Has Just Done What?
H&M is collaborating with the Chinese brand Pronounce for its global line of relaxed streetwear essentials, Blank Staples. Read More
Is Topshop’s Failure in China a Fast Fashion Problem?
COVID-19 has already hurt many brands, and now it’s British fashion label Topshop’s turn. Does its failure mean fast fashion is finished in China? Read More
Why Common Pricing Errors Cost Luxury Brands their Future
The value of a luxury product is not in its materials or the time it took to create it. It's driven by an intangible, yet enormous value component, its ALV. Read More
Fast Fashion Must be High-End to Compete in China
International fast fashion brands must up their game in China to win over a growing middle-class that has plenty of choices. Read More
The Review: Michael Kors Labor Strikes, $2 Billion for Lazada, and Declining Happiness
In this edition of The Review, we round up breaking news discussed in our daily newsletter from March 19-23, 2018. Read More
Can H&M Make Fast Fashion an Eco-Conscious Luxury Competitor in China?
Is H&M pushing the boundaries of the luxury fashion market in China with its latest season of Conscious Exclusive, an upscale line of eco-friendly fashion? Read More
How Alexander Wang’s H&M Collaboration Became A Viral Sensation In China
Months of social media buildup sparked Chinese fashionistas' avid interest in the fast fashion retailer and American designer's special-edition collection. Read More
The H&M Effect: Foreign Fast Fashion Outpaces China’s Homegrown Labels
As brands like Zara, H&M, and Uniqlo make strides with China's fashion-forward middle class, Chinese clothing labels are struggling to keep up. Read More
High-Low ‘Mix-And-Match’ Fashion Catches Fire In China
A rapidly expanding middle class and wealthy trendsetters' focus on individual style are igniting the convergence of fast fashion and designer chic. Read More
Accessible Luxury: The Mainland’s New Market Mover?
A few years ago, the concept of “accessible luxury” as a market mover in China was little more than a dot on the horizon, but today, the situation couldn't be more different, argues columnist Michael Zakkour. Read More
