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    Hermès Unveils Scarves at the Rockin’ Pop-up in China

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    Hermès' record store pop-up traveled to multiple cities worldwide; what’s unique about the Beijing event is how the brand used WeChat to spread the word. Read More
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    The High-end Mall Set to Transform Beijing’s Oldest Shopping District

    Jessica Rapp  |   Share
    High profile Beijing shopping area Wangfujing has an image problem. WF Central from Hongkong Land hopes to change a place better known for its tourist traps and decades-old department stores. Read More
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    Why the Danish Art of Hygge will Appeal to Chinese Consumers

    Wang Lin  |   Share
    Trendy and high-end shops in China are using lifestyle buzzword “hygge” in their marketing campaigns to bring consumers closer to coziness. Read More
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    What Handbag Bubble? Delvaux Opens New Beijing Flagship

    Jessica Rapp  |   Share
    A Belgian leather handbag brand that typically appeals to older clientele is beginning to tap into a completely different consumer in China. Read More
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    Taikoo Li Aims for ‘Community Lifestyle Center’ Status to Compete with E-Commerce

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    General manager Max Yu shares what he thinks is the key to making a mall succeed in China's age of online shopping. Read More
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    Retail ‘Just Needs to be Refreshed’: How Design Store Artemis Reaches China’s Young Trendsetters

    Jessica Rapp  |   Share
    New Beijing multi-brand lifestyle boutique Artemis uses events and F&B to feed young shoppers' increasing desire for well-rounded experiences. Read More
  • Mercedes-Benz Takes Mercedes me Concept to Beijing’s Lifestyle Experience Seekers

    Jessica Rapp  |   Share
    The world's largest Mercedes me experience center in the heart of Beijing's trendy Sanlitun shopping district attempts to woo young Chinese elite with multiple restaurants, a cocktail bar, and stylish events. Read More
  • Beijing’s Sanlitun Shopping Area Suffers Major Safety Concerns

    Liz Flora  |   Share
    Sanlitun boasts top brands like Balenciaga and Givenchy, but a recent terrorist threat and violent incidents could harm its image as a shopping hotspot. Read More
  • From Social Status To Self-Expression: The Rapid Evolution Of China’s Street Style

    Liz Flora  |   Share
    In just a few years, a Chinese fashion scene once dominated by logos and mega-brands is now all about individuality—and one site has carefully tracked its progress. Read More
  • ‘Hey, What’s Up?’ Hollister Opening Brings SoCal Style to Beijing

    Erin Moy  |   Share
    As U.S. suburban staple Hollister expands into China with a focus on 20-something urban professionals, Jing Daily was on the scene of the brand's Beijing opening to get a glimpse of its California-heritage-heavy promotional strategies. Read More
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