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K-pop star Dahyun joins as Michael Kors global ambassador. Will it boost owner Capri Holdings’ revenue?
As the luxury industry outlook darkens on China’s uneven recovery and faltering spending in the US, Michael Kors seeks to boost revenue in Asia. Read MoreNike, Lululemon sales rise in China while luxury spending sputters in the US
From Versace to Nike, luxury and sportswear brands alike are reporting promising sales growth in China. However, the same cannot be said about their performance in North America. Read MoreWhy Are Luxury Brands Rushing En Masse To Appoint Chinese Ambassadors?
Luxury brands are appointing Chinese celebrities as ambassadors en masse. Jing Daily offers a playbook for brands to pick the right faces and navigate celebrity scandals. Read MoreAfter Kering And Prada, Capri Holdings Executives Tour China
In a sign of growing confidence in China, international luxury brand executives are beating a path to the country’s door following the lifting of travel restrictions. Read MoreNYFW Shows How Social Media Success Differs Globally Vs. In China
Celebrity-packed front rows aren’t always enough to make a splash in China. Which American names generated the most earned media value at home and abroad? Read MoreFrom Coach To Vivienne Tam, The CFDA Is Bringing Some Of America’s Most Iconic Fashion Names To Web3
Tommy Hilfiger, Coach, Michael Kors and more have partnered with the CFDA to release an NFT collection for the fashion organization's 60th anniversary. Read MoreJD.Com, Anta Beat Industry Rivals While Capri Gives Conservative Outlook
Despite being hit by COVID-19 disruptions, JD.com managed to outpace China’s retail industry and invite a flurry of luxury brands to its platform. Read MoreWhy Brands Need Pop-Ups More Than Ever In China
Over the past decade, pop-ups have progressed from a nice-to-have to a must for any brand or retailer invested in mainland China. Read MoreHow Luxury Can Court China’s $6 Billion Swimwear Market
Luxury could lose out if it doesn’t think local. From tailoring designs to seeding on Xiaohongshu, dive into the dos and don’ts of Chinese swimwear. Read MoreBeauty Giant Estée Lauder Plays the Long Game
A temporary dip in China sales is not alarming Estée Lauder. Rather, the US beauty conglomerate is largely confident in investing in the market. Read More