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Chinese Retailer Bosideng Goes Global While Luxury Brands Seek Acceptance
As major international mass-market retailers like Uniqlo, H&M and Zara continue to expand in the China market, some Chinese fast-fashion brands are setting their sights on overseas markets. Read More
Rising Luxury Cosmetic Prices In China Outpace Tax Reductions, Fueling Frustration
Recent moves by Beijing to lower import taxes for high-end cosmetics have had little effect, as price increases of anywhere from 5-15 percent by the brands themselves have outpaced tax… Read More-
Chinese Cosmetic Brand BYKL Goes Traditional To Take On European Rivals
The premium skincare market in China may be dominated by Western brands, but home-grown entrants are joining the market in ever-increasing numbers. Read More -
Are Westerners Ready To Accept A “Made In China” Luxury Brand? (Video)
Though foreign brands have dominated the China luxury market since its first stirrings in the early 1980s, in recent years domestic brands have appeared on the scene, intent on leveraging… Read More -
Shanghai Jahwa Group Restructures To Take On Foreign Cosmetics Giants
Recently, the Shanghai Jahwa Group, parent company of cosmetics maker Shanghai Jahwa United Co., announced plans to transfer a 9 percent stake, worth around 5 billion yuan (US$765 million), to… Read More -
China’s Retro Brand Renaissance Continues As Shanghai/HK Watchmaker Iguzzini Debuts New Releases
Over the past few years, despite Beijing's status as China's arts and culture epicenter, Shanghai has emerged as the engine of China's retro brand renaissance. Read More -
NE-TIGER Designer Zhang Zhifeng: “The Only Chinese High End Brand Is Mine”
Even greater expansion into smaller markets, even more lavish flagships, better selection, and more localized products are a certainty this year. But if home-grown designers have their way, we'll also… Read More -
Revived Chinese Brand Shanghai VIVE Takes On Luxury Cosmetics Market
How has the homegrown Chinese luxury cosmetics brand Shanghai VIVE been received since its official relaunch nearly five months ago? Read More -
Shanghai VIVE Brings Back 1930s Glamour; But Will Chinese Consumers Bite?
Wang Zhuo, vice-president of Shanghai Jahwa, said that the high-end Shanghai VIVE brand hopes to tap into the lucrative middle-class, 30+ female market through a combination of "branding power" and… Read More
