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Coming off its recent "Bar Jacket" exhibition at Seasons Place, this weekend Dior launched a monthlong pop-up shop at I.T Beijing Market in Sanlitun, part of a global campaign to promote Raf Simons' first collection for the luxury house. Read More

Global luxury brands have been working overtime to think of ways to appeal to and take advantage of an influx of mainland Chinese tourist-shoppers, a group that has, according to a recent KPMG report, shown it is “able -- and willing -- to pay more.” Read More

Continuing its worldwide march, Galleria illy — a pop-up on steroids that hosts exhibitions, talks and performances by some of the world’s leading artists, writers and cultural curators — recently made its Beijing debut. Read More

After sharing space at the Fumin Lu mainstay Madame Mao’s Dowry, British fast-fashion powerhouse Topshop moved into its very own digs this week in Shanghai. Read More

Following its unveiling in Beijing and Hong Kong last month, Italian designer Romeo Gigli's comeback collection for Hong Kong retailer JOYCE hit Venice as filmmakers, celebrities and VIPs descended upon the city for its annual film festival. Read More

Marking the closing of their exhibition, "Market Force: Whither Contemporary Art?", Hong Kong's Osage Gallery will hold an interesting pop-up Art Market on August 17-18. Read More

Always a step ahead of its competitors, the Hong Kong-based multi-brand luxury retailer JOYCE recently teamed up with a name from which we haven't heard much in the past several years -- Italian fashion designer Romeo Gigli. Read More

Established in Beijing three years ago with a singular focus on stocking and promoting the work of China's up-and-coming designers, Dong Liang Studios has developed a reputation as a go-to boutique for fashion-forward Chinese and expats alike. Read More

If there's one development in the Chinese fashion world that we've felt couldn't come quickly enough, it's the growing number of independent multi-brand boutiques appearing in Shanghai and Beijing. Read More

Recently, Jing Daily met up with Elaine and Stanley of The Olive Shoppe to discuss their innovative (and nomadic) business philosophy and vision, and how it fits in a complicated and ever-changing China. Read More