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How Luxury Brands Can Succeed in China Post-COVID-19
COVID-19 has created societal challenges, but it has also been a golden opportunity for some. We look at five changes shaping luxury post-pandemic. Read More
What Brands Need to Know About China’s Patriotic Perfume Boom
Young Chinese aren’t just looking for novelty perfumes; they also crave scents and imagery that evoke a sense of their Chinese identities. Read More
China Patriotism Could Launch Anta Sales Past adidas
Chinese sportswear titan Anta Sports could soon surpass the value of its international rival adidas because of rising patriotic spending in China. Read More
5 Risks That Could Derail China’s Luxury Market
China might seem like the answer for luxury growth, but there are risks in the medium term that could derail this burgeoning luxury market. Read More
How Luxury Brands Prosper From China’s Scary C-pop Fans
C-pop stars have taken over luxury campaigns thanks to young China’s surging purchasing power. But how can brands avoid the pitfalls of these fan economies? Read More
Why China’s Hanfu Trend Won’t Cool Down
Young Chinese have elevated traditional Hanfu dress from a niche hobby to a consumer market of 400 million people. But can brands tap into this trend? Read More
Why Hainan Is China’s Newest Luxury Mecca
Hainan’s success as a luxury hotspot isn’t only due to changes in duty-free shopping quotas. Jing Daily looks at some of the other game-changers. Read More
How Will Biden’s China Policy Impact US Luxury?
Biden’s foreign policy looks similar to the previous one that blamed China for America’s economic problems, which will only keep hurting luxury brands. Read More
To KOL Or Not To KOL In China
Working with the right KOLs is how brands have traditionally tapped into China’s affluent, young consumer base. But are KOLs too risky today? Read More
Dolce & Gabbana Can’t Get A Break, Nor Do They Deserve One
Following D&G's infamous China campaign, the brand sued Diet Prada for defamation. Now the case has resurfaced, proving audiences haven't forgotten Dolce's blunder. Read More
