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Is Hip-Hop the New K-Pop for Luxury Brands in China?
In China, K-pop is viewed as a more natural fit for luxury than hip-hop. Jing Daily explores why companies should not write the style off prematurely. Read More
How Sandro’s Ingenuity Is Winning Over China’s Young Shoppers
Jing Daily scrutinizes how, from online to offline, Sandro weathered retail turbulence in China, and its selective use of faces to embody its Parisian DNA. Read More
SMCP Struggles In Q1 Despite Doubling Of Mainland China Sales
The French group’s recovery in Asia-Pacific was not enough to offset deep declines in Europe over the first three months of 2021. Read More
Could Low-End Shein Become the H&M of China?
As TikTok has become an important marketing avenue for brands hoping to tap the spending power of its largely Gen Z audience, few have capitalized quite as well on the… Read More
SMCP Announces New 5-year Plan With a Strong Focus on China
SMCP, a global player in the accessible luxury market with four unique brands, announced its new 5-year strategic plan with a strong focus on China. Read More
US Affordable Luxury Brands’ Problems Run Deeper Than the Trade War
US affordable luxury brands are facing numerous challenges in China beyond the trade war. What can they do to deal with advancing consumer demands? Read More
Could the Sleeping Beauty Lanvin be Woken up This Time?
Four years and three designers later, Lanvin, the 130-year-old French fashion brand, has finally returned with new blood. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Why K-Beauty is Losing Relevance in China, and More
There are clear signs that the popularity of Korean beauty (K-beauty) brands is quickly fading after being trendy for almost a decade in China. Read More
Keeping Up with the Daigous: an Industry in Flux
Four months after China enacted its first-ever e-commerce law to regulate daigou shoppers, we found the market is far from dead. Read More
How China Giant MO&Co. Is Breaking into the U.K. Fashion Market
As Chinese fashion brand MO&Co. moves into the London market, it has set its sights on succeeding where other Chinese brands have failed. Read More
