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For its latest limited-edition partnership, Shanghai Tang's menswear designer Armele Barbier partnered with Jan Kole of Colossi Cycling on a special fixed-gear bicycle that echoes yet updates the iconic Flying Pigeon-style Chinese black bicycle. Read More

From waiting in hours-long lines to stock up on luxury goods to causing controversies at the Dolce & Gabbana flagship in Tsim Sha Tsui to making a rental-space bidding war break out between Abercrombie & Fitch and Shanghai Tang, the effects of more visits (and more spending) by mainland Chinese in Hong Kong are being felt throughout the city's retail landscape. Read More

Following up his collaboration with the Chinese video artist Yi Zhou last September, Nicola Formichetti is set to launch a collaborative pop-up shop with retailer Lane Crawford next month in Hong Kong and Beijing. Read More

Owner of 18 luxury "Maisons," including Cartier and Shanghai Tang, this week the French luxury group Richemont cemented its greater focus on the China market by opening its own retail academy in Shanghai. Read More

Following up its "From Pedder To..." contest earlier this month, for which the brand released a "teaser" video full of hints, Shanghai Tang finally unveiled the location of its new flagship in Hong Kong: Duddell Street in Central. Read More

A relatively new transplant to Hong Kong, French entrepreneur Cedric Delzenne has wasted no time in making himself at home since relocating to the bustling city in 2010. Read More

Following the wrap of its pop-up "Loft" in Hong Kong's Pedder Building, this week Shanghai Tang is giving fans a chance to guess the location of its new flagship and win exclusive prizes on its Facebook page. Read More

One of the most actively philanthropic high-end brands in Asia, this week the Hong Kong-based, Richemont-owned fashion house Shanghai Tang debuted a new polo shirt created to benefit the charity Laureus Sport for Good. Read More

Steadily growing demand in mainland China, Hong Kong, and the broader East Asia region continues to be a bright spot for the Swiss luxury group Richemont, owner of such brands as Cartier, Piaget and Montblanc. Read More

From Shanghai's Johnnie Walker House to Shang Xia's pop-up "Human and Nature" exhibition and Shanghai Tang's Mongolian Village in Hong Kong, major brands are pulling out all the stops to appeal to a more discriminating Chinese luxury consumer. Read More