menswear
Stefano Ricci on Serving China’s Uber Rich
Jing Daily caught up with Filippo Ricci, creative director at Stefano Ricci to understand the brand's strategy in conquering the Chinese market. Read More
Vegetable ‘Ivory’ Offers Accessory Alternative for China’s Green Fashion Advocates
Button makers are placing bets on China's relationship with Ecuador to ensure it's easier to source "vegetable ivory" from South America's tagua palm. Read More
Bespoke Shoemaker Maison Corthay Finds Solid Footing in China
Exclusivity and strategic brick-and-mortar placement has helped high-end contemporary shoemaker Maison Corthay take on China as its top market. Read More
London Men’s Fashion Week: China’s Menswear Market Shifts Into High Gear
The strong presence of China at the recent London Men's Fashion Week demonstrates how vital it has become to the global menswear industry. Read More
Maison Corthay Brings French Bespoke Style to China’s Moneyed Dandies
The small independent shoemaker sets its sights squarely on China as the country's wealthy consumers seek out niche brands to show off their individual style. Read More
Bosideng Shifts UK Strategy To Emphasize Chinese Design
As part of a branding change for its UK branch, the Chinese clothing label replaces its British designers with a China-based team. Read More
Bosideng Brings ‘Chinese Sensibility’ To U.S. Menswear Market
The fashion brand known in China for its down coats and 11,000 stores continues its global expansion with a foray into the U.S. market. Read More
Video: Men Reign As China’s Top Luxury Shopaholics
In China, the idea that women are more obsessed with shopping is just a stereotype, as men make up 55 percent of the luxury market. Read More
Begüm Kiroglu Brings Istanbul Flair to China’s ‘Modern Dandies’
"Well-heeled Chinese men seem to highly enjoy elegant, original pieces with a luxurious touch of eccentricity," said the Turkish-born, Shanghai-based designer in a recent interview with Jing Daily. Read More
Chinese Menswear Hits London Catwalks
At this week's London menswear shows, Chinese designers and Chinese company-owned labels made a solid showing on the runway with both avant-garde and commercial styles. Read More
