Marco Gobbetti
Goodbye Tisci, Hello Lee: A New Era At Burberry Has Begun
Daniel Lee has been appointed as the British fashion house’s chief creative officer. How will luxury’s biggest market respond to the change? Read MoreFERRAGAMO Renamed And Renewed: First Results Of The Brand Rejuvenation Strategy Have Emerged
The storied Italian label has debuted a new name and logo. The strategy is to reach Gen Z and millennials — spearheaded by rising star Maximilian Davis. Read MoreA Reborn Ferragamo Plans For Growth in China
After 12 months off, Ferragamo has finally returned to live shows. And going through a transition, the brand is poised to boldly leap into the China market. Read MoreBurberry Sales Rebound After Chinese Boycotts
The Xinjiang cotton controversy in March hasn’t slowed Burberry down, with sales in the Chinese market shooting past pre-pandemic levels by 55 percent. Read MoreLi Ning Leads the Charge of Chinese Luxury Brands
While it’s not fully luxury, China’s Li-Ning became the first Chinese brand to enter the Jing Daily KraneShares China Global Luxury Index top 10. Read MoreWhat’s Burberry’s Next Step in China?
As Burberry's woes continue, Jing Daily looks at its strategy on the Mainland and asks if its future lies in China’s consumers. Read MoreWill a Leadership Shakeup Revive Ferragamo in China?
Burberry CEO Marco Gobbetti will head up Salvatore Ferragamo starting next year. But will this change be enough to revive the struggling shoemaker? Read MoreBurberry Reports First Gains After Pandemic Drop
Burberry has seen recovering store sales, which jumped from a 45 percent decline over the first quarter to just a 6 percent loss in the second. Read MoreWhy Burberry’s Problems Should Scare All Luxury Brands
Despite cultivating growth in the Mainland China region, Burberry’s sales in the EMEIA region were down 75 percent. The main culprit? Large discounts. Read MoreBurberry to Host Fall 2020 Runway Show in Shanghai
Burberry is taking its Autumn/Winter 2020 runway show to Shanghai as part of its dedicated program to reach China’s savvy, young consumers. Read More