quiet luxury
Opinion: The rise of quiet luxury signals significant shift in consumer behavior
Quiet luxury is more than a trend; it's a reflection of a changing consumer mindset that values subtlety, authenticity, and a deeper connection to products. Read More
Quiet fashion sweeps China as economy cools
Amid economic headwinds, China's fashion trends shift from bold dopamine looks to quieter luxury, embracing calming and heritage-inspired aesthetics. Read More
Yes to quiet luxury, Paris and Hong Kong — China’s millionaires have spoken
Post-pandemic, China's affluent prefer Hong Kong and France for luxury shopping, valuing exclusive experiences and limited edition items. Read More
Luxury’s new battleground: Why luxury training is the secret weapon
Luxury training is one of the biggest levers for creating organizational change and a key differentiator between successful and unsuccessful organizations. Read More
Phoebe Philo unveils her new brand, but Chinese netizens unimpressed
After a six-year hiatus, Phoebe Philo has finally made her fashion comeback. But is the designer’s legendary stature enough to convince consumers to buy her brand? Read More
The end of the luxury ‘it’ bag: 2023’s must-have accessory is a Uniqlo crossbody or a grungy tote
Young consumers including Gen Z are looking to fanny packs and tote bags to make a style statement as designer handbag prices climb out of reach. Read More
China’s ‘Philophiles’ are ready for Phoebe Philo’s comeback
The legendary ex-Céline designer will launch her new line in September. But will her namesake brand inspire the same loyal global following she cultivated over 10 years ago? Read More
China’s new ‘quiet selling’ livestream trend is good news for luxury
Livestream hosts are taking a more refined approach to selling products, breaking from the typical adrenaline-fueled, hard-selling style set by Li Jiaqi. Read More
Can A New Creative Director Help Dunhill Establish Newfound Relevancy?
Tasked with building global interest in the under-the-radar but established brand, Simon Holloway takes over from Mark Weston as creative director. Read More
Gray Is The New Black: Is Fashion Finally Embracing Older Women?
Fashion is exalting women in their 60s and beyond. But it’ll take more than a few high-profile campaigns and covers to shake fashion’s obsession with youth. Read More
