Riccardo Tisci
Three Powerful Luxury x Artist Collaborations From 2020
Artist collaborations equate a luxury brand with high-end interests is an effective tool to strength brand equity. Jing Daily looks at three recent collaborations in China. Read MoreBurberry Reports First Gains After Pandemic Drop
Burberry has seen recovering store sales, which jumped from a 45 percent decline over the first quarter to just a 6 percent loss in the second. Read MoreWill Virtual Livestreamers Replace Humans In China?
Virtual livestreamers have done well with anime and gaming-loving Gen Zers on Chinese e-commerce platforms. But can brands leverage this new medium? Read MoreWill Matthew Williams’ Givenchy Work In China?
Givenchy appointed the American designer Matthew M. Williams as its new creative director, but will the its direction resonate with Chinese luxury shoppers? Read MoreBurberry to Host Fall 2020 Runway Show in Shanghai
Burberry is taking its Autumn/Winter 2020 runway show to Shanghai as part of its dedicated program to reach China’s savvy, young consumers. Read MoreFollowing Hong Kong Hit, Burberry Announces Bounce Back Strategy with Tencent
This morning saw British super brand Burberry report strong H1 results, despite continued unrest in Hong Kong shaking profits in the region. Read MoreA Stagnant Prada Reckons with A Changing Chinese Customer
Prada’s first-half earnings report indicated that storm clouds are approaching for the brand, particularly in Greater China, with a 2 percent drop. Read MoreIs Burberry’s Momentum Here to Stay?
Burberry seems to be on the right track to having a business turnaround, but the question remains to be whether the current upward trend can be sustained. Read MoreDid the Met Gala’s ‘Camp’ Theme Confuse Chinese Fashion Fans?
The Met Gala 2019 still took Chinese social media by storm even though the theme, “Camp: Notes on Fashion,” was an unfamiliar concept to Chinese culture. Read MoreLatest Drop: Louis Vuitton Debuts Sneaker Collection via WeChat Mini-program
French luxury powerhouse Louis Vuitton became the latest megabrand to “drop” on WeChat, unveiling its newest sneaker collection to Chinese consumers. Read More