Moda Operandi
Early Access Is the Way to Capture Impatient Luxury Consumers
With consumers now accustomed to the speed and convenience of e-commerce, near-instant gratification is a key selling point for luxury brands. Read More
Chinese Female Leaders Gain Seats At Global Fashion Tables
Global corporations must be able to adapt to rapidly-changing consumer demands. In China, that will take the expertise of the country’s female leaders. Read More
E-commerce vs. Brick and Mortar: Which Wins the Holiday Season?
When marketing luxury in China, is e-commerce or brick and mortar more important? It depends on how you tailor them for today's Chinese consumers. Read More
Can Moda Operandi Break Into the Fashionista Circles in China?
The newcomer e-commerce platform Moda Operandi is choosing to tackle China's rich and runway-obsessed consumers. But just how irreplaceable can it become? Read More
Why Emerging Designer Handbags Are Having Better Luck In China Than Big Luxury
China’s latest It bag could well come from an unknown, niche brand as emerging designers use dedicated, localized strategies to connect with consumers. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Japan’s High-end Retailer Takashimaya Exits China, and More
Takashimaya became the latest instance of a foreign retailer who failed to keep up with the quickly-evolving new retail landscape in China. Read More
