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    Opinion: What Retro Luxury Means for China’s Fashionista Millennials

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    Here are three examples to illustrate the recent retro fashion and luxury trend among the nostalgic Chinese millennial consumers. Read More
  • Designer Deng Huanhuan: A Chinese Spin On Retro Fashion

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    Absent Beijing's world-famous arts scene or the cosmopolitanism of Shanghai, Shenzhen isn't typically associated with China's burgeoning home-grown, high-end fashion industry. Read More
  • Retro Renaissance: Shanghai Brand Ospop. Revives China’s “Blue Work Shirt”

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    First shown at the JUE NEXT GEN Photography Competition this March, the Shanghai-based brand Ospop.'s "Blue Work Shirt" hearkens back to the traditional light blue, hard-wearing garment so ubiquitous throughout China from the 1950s through the 1970s. Read More
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    Interview: China’s Iconic Flying Pigeon Bicycle Hits North America

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    Jing Daily recently spoke with Bayan Ferzandi and Patrick Conn, part of the Canadian team readying the 61-year-old Chinese bicycle brand Flying Pigeon for its largest North American rollout to date. Read More
  • Nostalgia A Strong Draw For China’s “Post-80s” Consumers

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    With the release of "Eternal Moment," a film adaptation of the popular 1998 Chinese television drama "Cherish Our Love Forever," a new wave of nostalgia is sweeping over the country's so-called "Post-80s Generation," those born and raised in the 1980s. Read More
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    China’s Retro Brand Renaissance Continues As Shanghai/HK Watchmaker Iguzzini Debuts New Releases

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    Over the past few years, despite Beijing's status as China's arts and culture epicenter, Shanghai has emerged as the engine of China's retro brand renaissance. Read More
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    A Conversation With Ben Walters Of Chinese Sneaker Brand Ospop

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    Last week, Jing Daily had the opportunity to speak to Ben Walters, founder of Ospop, a retro-hip company that makes "Liberation Shoe"-inspired sneakers and bags. Read More
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    Revived Chinese Brand Shanghai VIVE Takes On Luxury Cosmetics Market

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    How has the homegrown Chinese luxury cosmetics brand Shanghai VIVE been received since its official relaunch nearly five months ago? Read More
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    China’s Best Retro Brands

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    With foreign brands becoming ubiquitous everywhere from Shanghai to Xiji, in recent years a growing nostalgia for home-grown Chinese brands has taken hold among some of China's younger, or more adventurous, urbanites. Read More
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    Retro Brands Make A Comeback At Shanghai Mall

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    While most well-heeled Chinese consumers continue to swear by European luxury brands, Japanese or Korean cosmetics and American-style villas, some are rediscovering the charm of the home-grown Chinese brands of yesteryear. Read More
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