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How Prada Put Sustainability Into Action — From Innovation To Education
Prada hosted the latest episode of Your Prada Possible Conversations at the Beijing SKP-S mall spotlighting ocean conservation. Read More
JD.com’s Kevin Jiang On Luxury Going Omnichannel
JD.com announced that it’s going to make omnichannel solutions available to luxury brands. Jing Daily spoke with JD’s Kevin Jiang to learn more. Read More
Against Odds, PFW Successfully Connects With China
Paris Fashion Week Spring 2021 made clear that livestreaming and watch parties are the foolproof way to capture audiences in China. Read More
Why Is ‘Princess Style’ Trending With China’s Gen Zers?
Disney princesses have inspired girls around the globe for years, but now Chinese Gen Zers are obsessed with them, and they’ve taken the trend online. Read More
How Is JD’s 618 Grand Promotion Faring?
JD.com’s 618 Grand Promotion event is seeing big spending on essential products — but also luxury investment pieces. Jing Daily explains why. Read More
Can the Reality Idol Show, Youth With You 2, Create More Fashion Darlings?
Youth With You, now in season 2, is an iQiyi talent competition/reality show that aired in March, during the COVID-19 lockdown, and became a hit in China. Read More
COVID-19: What Can Western Companies Learn From Chinese Brands?
Companies in China have been exceptionally creative in order to support both their followers and their business during the toughest time of the pandemic. Read More
Prada, Miu Miu to Start Selling on Chinese Luxury E-tailer Secoo
Starting from June, the Italian luxury conglomerate Prada Group will make two of its key brands – Prada and Miu Miu – available on Secoo. Read More
Who Are China’s Biggest Stars? R3’s ‘Celebrity Index’ Uses Online Data to Find Out
Introducing R3 Celebrity Index, a monthly snapshot of China’s most influential celebrities on social media platforms from Weibo and WeChat to Toutiao and Baidu. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Burberry’s Retail Reshuffle in Shanghai, and More
Burberry has shut down four retail stores in Shanghai since August 2018, according to a report by the Chinese fashion news site No Fashion. Read More
