london fashion week
Key Takeaways from the Webinar “Acceleration with Technology for Fashion”
Jing Daily and Parsons School of Fashion hosted a webinar on how the implementation of technology has disrupted the fashion industry since COVID-19. Read More
Can London Fashion Week Designers Survive Online?
As fashion weeks try to stay relevant, will London Fashion Week’s new move to an online platform hold up against Shanghai's consumer-facing digital event? Read More
Chinese Designers in UK to Face COVID-19 Unsupported
Despite the contribution of Chinese designers to the UK’s economy, China’s designers are missing from the BFC’s first round of COVID-19 support relief. Read More
Is this the End of Wholesale?
During the lockdown, many brands are relying on their DTC channels to maintain client relationships and sell products. Does this mean the end for wholesale? Read More
How COVID-19 is Affecting London’s Emerging Designers
London has built a reputation as the home for emerging designers. Jing Daily looks at how the fashion city’s young cohort can survive during COVID-19. Read More
Is London Fashion Week Men’s the Right Platform For Chinese Designers?
As the fashion week landscape becomes more global, young Chinese designers need to pick their platforms with care. So how does London stack up? Read More
Q&A: Haizhen Wang and Hazzys on their London Collab with JD.com
An interview with one of London's hottest Chinese designers, Haizhen Wang, and the brand he collaborated with for London's fashion week. Read More
Q&A: Designer Huishan Zhang Channels the Swinging 60s at London Fashion Week
Jing Daily talks with Chinese-born womenswear designer Huishan Zhang on his SS20 collection at LFW and how culture is the root of everything. Read More
British Luxury Brands at LFW Look to China for Brexit Protection
As Brexit evolves, British luxury brands, unsure of how it will affect them, are looking toward the continued buying power of Chinese consumers. Read More
At LFW, Which Brands Resonated With China’s Millennials?
Fashion week presents an opportunity for brands to connect with Chinese audiences. In London, some brands excelled while others missed the mark. Read More
