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Can Popular Second-Skin Athleisure Break Past Social Media Backlash In China?
As China’s young generations increasingly prioritize healthy lifestyles, previous taboos on form-fitting athleisure are being challenged. Read MoreAre KOL Collaborations Still Important For Luxury Brands In China?
Chinese brands like Perfect Diary are riding the wave of nationalism and fostering relationships with KOLs to stand out in a cut-throat retail market. Read More5 Tips For KOL Collaborations In China
Collaborating with celebrities and KOLs is a popular way for brands to leverage vast fan bases, reach new audiences, and ultimately spur revenue. Read MoreHow Ubras Became China’s Top Selling Underwear Brand
In six years, homegrown underwear label Ubras consolidated its position as the No. 1 digitally native lingerie brand on Tmall. What’s its strategy? Read More3 Podcast Platforms Luxury Should Keep Tabs On
Early adopters like Gucci and Giada are betting on the high brand recall rate that podcast marketing can drive. But how will the medium fare in China? Read MoreInclusive Marketing Matters in China
Luxury can’t avoid the increasing significance of diversity. In China, an increasing number of brands have embedded it within their marketing. Read MorePrada Launches Online Culture Club Amid COVID-19 Lockdowns
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms. Read MoreHeytea Drops Hyped Collab with Hiroshi Fujiwara
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms. Read MoreThe Top Four Brands That Won International Women’s Day
Ahead of International Women's Day, Jing Daily highlights four brand campaigns that resonated greatly with today’s Chinese females. Read MoreShopify Pairs with JD.com to Win Cross-Border Sales
Shopify is joining with Chinese retail giant JD.com to create more cross-border sales between the West and East. But will it actually work? Read More