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Could the Sleeping Beauty Lanvin be Woken up This Time?
Four years and three designers later, Lanvin, the 130-year-old French fashion brand, has finally returned with new blood. Read More
What Chinese Investors Don’t Get When Buying European Luxury Brands
Leveraging and maintaining prestige is something that requires a special combination of long-term vision, passion, integrity, and the strength not to compromise the brand vision. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Burberry’s Retail Reshuffle in Shanghai, and More
Burberry has shut down four retail stores in Shanghai since August 2018, according to a report by the Chinese fashion news site No Fashion. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Tourists Spend Less on Luxury Goods When Traveling in Japan and Hong Kong, and More
Chinese tourists, who had been spending big on luxury products when traveling abroad, are now becoming more budget-conscious. Read More
Fosun-Owned High-Fashion Label Lanvin Welcomes New Creative Director
China-owned 130-year-old French luxury brand Lanvin named Bruno Sialelli, an industry unknown, to be its new creative director. Read More
Chinese Whispers: WeChat Adds “Stories” Feature in the Latest Update, and More
WeChat's newest "Time Capsule" feature, similar to Instagram Stories, allows users to post instant videos that last for 24 hours. Read More
Is the Fashion Designer ‘Cult of Personality’ to Blame for the D&G Mess?
The recent Dolce & Gabbana misstep is a leadership issue that should alert luxury brands to reconsider their relationship with celebrity designers. Read More
China to Overtake U.S. Fashion Market for First Time: McKinsey & BoF Report
Here are the top 5 predictions for the Chinese market from the State of Fashion 2019 report by McKinsey & Company and the Business of Fashion (BoF). Read More
Chinese Whispers: Burberry Mulls Issuing Shares in China via Shanghai-London Stock Connect, and More
The London-listed luxury brand Burberry is said to be considering issuing stocks in China through the much-anticipated Shanghai-London stock connect. Read More
Why Chinese Investors are Buying into the Global Luxury Sector
China's investors have been putting money into the global fashion market, becoming majority stakeholders in brands like Wolford, Lanvin, Bally, and others. Read More
