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12 China Predictions For Luxury Brands In 2021
What moves do luxury experts think brands should make in China in 2021? Jing Daily asked leading voices in the market to find out. Read More
How the iPhone Lost its Luxury Social Status in China
Apple recently debuted its new iPhone 12 in China, but netizens criticized it over its high price and negatively compared it to domestic brands. Read More
Why Luxury Brands Are Desperate For Digital Desire
A luxury brand must create desire through their brand story, products, and artistry. But if a brand cannot inspire digitally, customers won't consider it. Read More
Will Dolce & Gabbana Ever Redeem Itself in China?
Will Dolce & Gabbana ever redeem itself in China? It doesn’t just depend on the fashion world; the entire society must forgive the brand. Read More
Why China Will Become The Driving Force Of Luxury
Since China’s population and its projected economic growth will outpace the US and Europe’s, its increase in global luxury consumption seems inevitable. Read More
Next-Level Livestreaming: How Brands Can Profit From China’s Top E-Commerce Trend
Join Jing Daily and Content Commerce Insider (CCI) on Wednesday, August 5 at 11:30 a.m. ET / 5:30 p.m. GST for the "Next-Level Livestreaming: How Brands Can Profit From China's Top E-Commerce Trend" webinar. Read More
Will Post-Pandemic Markdowns Hurt Luxury Brands Long-Term?
Luxury houses face a dilemma: Should they make short-term business decisions by discounting goods or defend their brand images for long-term sustainability? Read More
Decoding Professional User-Generated Content on Douyin
One Douyin’s hottest influencers @Maoguangguang is proving that professional user-generated content is profitable. Here’s what brands need to know. Read More
What New Activewear Trends Reveal About Health and Wealth In China
Activewear is a crowded industry, with many global and local luxury brands jumping in. Can brands create a narrative to attract new Chinese consumers? Read More
Do Chinese Millennials Want Diversity in Fashion Ads?
While China’s mainstream sees diversity in fashion ads as the West's excessive political correctness, the fashion-forward crowd sees a much-needed change. Read More
