Jackson Yee
“Debutante Style” Proves China Has Mixed Feelings About Luxury
Chinese netizens are chastising a new “debutante style” as flexing over owning luxury items. How, then, will luxury brands’ Gen-Z strategies be affected? Read More
Soaring China Demand Boosted Tiffany’s Third Quarter Sales
On November 24th, Tiffany & Co. reported a strong earnings growth in third quarter, helped by a resurgence of demand in China and e-commerce. Read More
What Brands Have Perfected Digital Storytelling In China?
72 percent of consumers will only engage with personalized marketing messages, but creating personalized digital content that connects with users is tricky. Read More
The Importance of China’s Gen Z Men in Pearl Earrings
Sporting feminine-looking jewelry has become more than a passing trend for Chinese Gen Z men, who are mirroring “Fresh Young Meat” oppulent fashion styles. Read More
Celebrity Endorsements Are Drastically Changing In China
Luxury brand approaches to celebrity endorsements have shifted in China over the last year, thanks to the country’s always-changing social media sphere. Read More
Can Tiffany’s New Face Fuel Its China Market?
Tiffany is betting big on China’s vast luxury market, appointing the popular Gen Z actor-singer Jackson Yee as the new face of its Tiffany T collection. Read More
Can Instagram Ever Crack Weibo’s Hold On Chinese Millennials?
Instagram and Weibo are staples apps of globally-minded Chinese millennials. Which platform should luxury brands choose to reach this lucrative fanbase? Read More
China’s Most Controversial Luxury Incidents in 2019
Jing Daily’s selection of the top 5 China luxury controversies in 2019, from Burberry’s Chinese New Year campaign to Versace and Coach's geography missteps. Read More
The It Bag Goes Unisex in China
Today Chinese millennial men are looking beyond beauty, and the It bag market is the next step to make their style statements heard. Read More
Will Chinese Gen-Zers Get on Board with Palace?
Streetwear brands have been trending in China for years but can underground brands that align with Western street culture still do well there? Read More
