multi-brand boutique

In this edition of Chinese Whispers, we share the biggest stories from Chinese news media published from April 2-6, 2018. Read More

New Beijing multi-brand lifestyle boutique Artemis uses events and F&B to feed young shoppers' increasing desire for well-rounded experiences. Read More

Founded five years ago by two French fashionistas in a Beijing hutong, curated shop Wuhao has been on the front lines of Chinese shoppers' growing taste for niche styles. Read More

As Chinese consumers' interest in niche labels takes off, the mainland is seeing a boom in local multi-brand boutiques. Read More

A population of well over 1.3 billion, one of the world's fastest-growing luxury markets, and a well-publicized "myopia epidemic": for high-end eyewear brands and designers, China looks like a slam dunk. Read More

Following in the pioneering footsteps of Dong Liang, fellow Beijing-based indie fashion boutique Triple-Major (previously) has staked out its own bit of the Shanghai market with its cozy second location. Read More

Coming one year after the launch of its first Beijing flagship store at China World Mall, Hong Kong fashion powerhouse JOYCE recently launched its second location in the Chinese capital at Shin Kong Place. Read More

Though China's red-hot luxury market has slowed from high growth-rate estimates in the range of 35 to 40 percent in 2011 to anywhere from 13 to 18 percent this year, the effect of this muted slowdown has been far from uniform for major brands. Read More

After months of planning and anticipation, American retailer J. Crew’s long-awaited Autumn/Winter 2012 expansion in partnership with Hong Kong's Lane Crawford is finally set to launch. Read More

Overseen by specially made scarecrow mannequins, fashion lovers in Shanghai recently packed into the independent multi-brand boutique Alter to celebrate the store's second anniversary. Read More