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What Margaret Zhang’s Vogue Hire Says About Fashion Media In China
Margaret Zhang will replace Angelica Cheung as the editor-in-chief of Vogue China. What does this move represent for the fashion industry? Read More
Moncler Looks to ‘New Luxury’ in 2021
The luxury puffer jacket maker reported revenues of 1.4 billion euros in 2020 and and 675.3 million euros in Q4, beating analyst expectations. Read More
Can Luxury’s Turn To Sustainable Finance Make A Difference?
With the rise of ESG investments, luxury companies have rushed to launch sustainability-linked bonds and loans. But will they help climate change? Read More
The Luxury Brand Playbook for 2021: Copying What Works in China
The marketing approach for 2021 will be to do globally what worked in China last year, from embracing content commerce to investing in livestreaming. Read More
Can Luxury Tap Into China’s Hottest New Trend—Skiing?
From Dior and Moncler’s new ski collections to Anta Group and Fosun’s strategic investments, China’s booming ski market has created opportunities for luxury brands. Read More
Predictions For The Chinese Luxury Market In 2021
Mainland China’s luxury consumers are more integral to luxury than ever. With that, here are Jing Daily’s predictions for the 2021 Chinese luxury market. Read More
The Top 5 Luxury Brand Campaigns of 2020
This year, online-to-offline campaigns became standard for luxury brands in post-pandemic China, and Jing Daily has picked its top five for 2020. Read More
Despite COVID-19, Beijing SKP, China’s Top Shopping Mall, Records Strong Growth
Beijing SKP achieved double-digit sales growth in 2020, though its offline retail was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More
Valentino Shows A New Inclusivity With Landmark Museum Show
On the evening of December 18, an interactive, themed exhibition titled VALENTINO RE-SIGNIFY kicked off at the Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art. Read More
Will Moncler’s First Acquisition Win China Sales?
Moncler has announced that it will acquire the luxury brand Stone Island, perhaps signaling that it wants to compete with rivals LVMH and Kering. Read More
