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Wendy Yu Launches The Yu Prize For Chinese Designers
There are many domestic fashion design awards in China, but few can claim to have the international recognition that global-minded designers crave. Read More
Western Luxury Brands Miss Out On Shanghai Fashion Week
Shanghai Fashion Week is missing its international glamour this season, but with China’s economy booming, it’s Western luxury brands that are missing out. Read More
How Emerging Beauty Players Tap Into China’s Digital Market
Jing Daily's weekly analysis of the very latest digital luxury brand campaigns from the likes of Labelhood, Perfect Diary, and Ocean Glam. Read More
Susan Fang’s Fashion Fairytale Is Rooted In Reality
China’s latest addition to the creative class, Susan Fang makes her digital debut at London Fashion Week with a strong showing of diaphanous designs. Read More
Qiu Shuting: Her Coming-Of-Age Before and After COVID-19
As a young Chinese designer influenced by world cultures, Qiu Shuting is rethinking the applications of sustainability and technology post-COVID-19. Read More
Labelhood’s Children’s Day Pop-Up Brings Chinese Youth Back to Childhood
Luxury brands rarely tap into China’s Children’s Day to sell, but homegrown retailer, Labelhood, sees it as an opportunity to bring its online fans indoors. Read More
How a Digital Shanghai Fashion Week Will Affect Offline Showrooms
In recent years the showroom scene in Shanghai has mushroomed. Now, as the fashion week goes digital, we investigate how they are coping with the shift. Read More
What Do Chinese Consumers Want from Independent Chinese Designers?
Chinese consumers are using the niche qualities of independent Chinese designer brands to show off their taste and sophistication. Read More
Pay-to-Play: China’s Young Designers Fight for Fashion Democracy
With platforms like Labelhood, brands are now paying for the privilege of showcasing their collections. Production values have risen as brands fight to be noticed, and this financial pressure is leaving emerging designers out in the cold. Read More
China’s New Creative Scene Disrupts the Traditional Fashion Industry
In China, emerging luxury brands are shaking up traditional fashion shows, creating ‘story-living’ experiences that strive to build closer connections to their online fashion communities. Read More
