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How the New Neighborhood Store Is Changing China Retail
The Chinese government wants luxury to be accessible for all, a mantra that birthed a meaningful new retail model: the new neighborhood store. Read More
To Reach Chinese Big Spenders, Luxury Brands Should Open Their Vaults
Archive collections are becoming a popular way for brands to surprise and delight an easily bored, e-commerce reliant global consumer base. Read More
How to Redefine Luxury for Gen Z
Some brands have successfully disrupted their previous business models to gain traction with Gen Z, while others still struggle. Here’s what they should do. Read More
How Chinese Collectors Drive Luxury Demand
As collectors search for appealing investments, a new generation of young Chinese want luxury goods as assets that also reflect individuality and status. Read More
The Secret to Surviving a PR Nightmare in China
Missteps in China just keep happening. As more and more mainly Western luxury brands find themselves in hot water on the mainland, what’s a global luxury brand to do? Read More
WeChat Leapfrogs Chanel To Become Top China Brand
It’s a new dawn for luxury, with WeChat overtaking the storied French luxury label Chanel atop Campaign Asia-Pacific's list of top-100 brands in China. Read More
Could Streetwear Be a Global Gateway for Chinese Brands?
The gray area between sportswear and streetwear is where Chinese brands might see the greatest potential to capture global interest. Read More
What Nike and Luxury Can Learn From Each Other
While sporting goods are not competing directly with luxury, there is a lot both worlds can learn from each other. Read More
Li Ning Leads the Charge of Chinese Luxury Brands
While it’s not fully luxury, China’s Li-Ning became the first Chinese brand to enter the Jing Daily KraneShares China Global Luxury Index top 10. Read More
China Issues White Paper Claiming Uyghur Protection
China has released a report detailing its protection of ethnic minorities. But will this convince brands to resume sourcing cotton from Xinjiang? Read More
