luxury goods

We caught up with Milton Pedraza, CEO and Founder of veteran business consultancy The Luxury Institute, to discuss the state of the industry in 2019. Read More

Euromonitor uncovers several disruptors in the global luxury business, including an emphasis on experiences and sustainability. Read More

Over the past year, Musical.ly copycat Douyin has quickly become the go-to app for China’s post-95s. International brands have already run successful campaigns on the app, but is it a good choice for the luxury industry? Read More

The Parisian luxury conglomerate Kering Group is accused in a federal lawsuit of falsely labeling its China-produced eyewear as having been 'Made in Italy.' Read More

Hundreds of Chinese consumers filed complaints against the luxury department store Lane Crawford for inexplicably canceling their orders. Read More

A recent ambiguously worded official statement calling for higher luxury taxes in China also notes that some items may be reclassified as "daily necessities" and see their taxes lowered. Read More

Held annually each spring, this week the 12th China Development Forum (2011) took place in Beijing. Read More

As part of a collaboration with the Daejeon International Auction Company and Sohu's micro-blogging service, Beijing's hQ department store will hold a luxury goods auction featuring Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Chanel and other luxury labels. Read More

Though masstige lines provide less status, many Chinese consumers are growing more appreciative of goods for their quality and style rather than the ability of their price tags to impress others. Read More

Adapted from Chloé's global "Marcie" line, the China-only handbag, limited to a run of only 78, will make its debut in Beijing and Shanghai this December. Read More