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Five Influencers Shaping China’s Fashion Industry
Jing Daily’s Community Profiles highlight the influencers who are making their mark on China’s fashion industry. Here’s what luxury can learn from them. Read MoreThe Best Collaborations of 2020
Many global and domestic players struggled to keep up in China’s marketplace but some produced innovative and localized collaborations that consumers loved. Read MoreThree Powerful Luxury x Artist Collaborations From 2020
Artist collaborations equate a luxury brand with high-end interests is an effective tool to strength brand equity. Jing Daily looks at three recent collaborations in China. Read MoreContent-Commerce Could Help Secondhand Luxury Gain Critical Mass in China
In China, despite years of resistance from consumers to buying used items, the secondhand luxury market is growing faster than ever. Read MoreFarfetch Launches Curated Galleries To Lure Out China’s Consumers
In addition to creating the physical connections that Chinese consumers are craving, the Farfetch community gallery events were also highlighted by intelligent partnerships. Read MoreHow To Build An ‘IT’ bag in China With Mr. Bags
Mr. Bags created a new content style in China by analyzing the price, collection value, and style of luxury bags while providing practical tips to millions. Read MoreBurberry’s China Sales Grow Above Pre-COVID Levels In Q1
Burberry has been launching product-focused digital initiatives in recovering markets like China and Korea, and it’s seen some early positive results. Read MoreHow Fashion KOIs Bonded with Readers During COVID-19
Sales have taken a hit in China during the outbreak, but KOIs have used this moment to get closer to their fans—something fashion brands could learn from. Read MoreHow to Reach Chinese Men with Your Luxury Brand
China’s roughly 33 million surplus men, commonly referred to as Guanggun or “bare branches” have become a powerful consumer base for global luxury brands. Read MoreTencent Fuels $125 Million into Farfetch’s China Growth
Farfetch announced today that it has secured a $125 million investment from WeChat owner Tencent to accelerate its growth in China. Read More