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Chinese, Indians Going From Brand Worshippers To Brand Purchasers
More companies in emerging markets like China and India are looking to leapfrog into the high-profit-margin luxury industry by acquiring well-known Western brands and take advantage of lower labor costs, developed supply chains and distribution networks at home. Read More-
Shanghai Tang Collaborates With LUXE City Guides On “White Tiger Chest”
Limited to a run of 70 individually numbered maple and ebony veneer boxes, the White Tiger Chest includes 30 LUXE City Guides and retails for a cool $1,500. Read More -
Shanghai Tang Previews Autumn/Winter 2010 Line In Hong Kong
Called "Devastating Beauty" and originally announced earlier this year, the new line is very much in line with Shanghai Tang's mission of bringing together the best of Eastern and Western design, but includes a more noticeable Mongolian influence. Read More -
Hotel News: Hua Di; Ritz-Carlton Beijing #1 In Mainland; Banyan Tree Yunnan
A roundup of this weekend's developments in the Chinese hotel industry, from the new culture-and-history-infused brand Hua Di to accolades for The Ritz-Carlton and Banyan Tree's plans for Yunnan province. Read More -
Fashion Industry “Waiting For China’s Karl Lagerfeld”
We've covered the gradual appearance of Chinese design cues in recent collections by top Western fashion and luxury houses, but what's the status of China's home-grown designers? When will we see them on the global stage? Read More -
Luxury Brands Seek Inspiration In Shanghai
Clearly, the former "Paris of the East" is the place to be for the world's top luxury brands. But will they be the only ones to profit from Shanghai's allure? Or will up-and-coming Chinese brands find their niche as well? Read More -
The “Creative Labyrinth” Of Shanghai
The New York Times writes today on Shanghai's creative boom, which has enticed numerous artists, architects, designers and businesspeople from China and around the world to set up shop in "the Paris of the East." Read More -
Chinese Luxury Brands On The Rise
Home-grown Chinese luxury brands have been in the news lately, with articles focusing on how their “Chinese flavor” is transitioning from a liability into a selling point. Read More
