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Lululemon Taps China’s Digital Natives Craving Experiential Luxury
Health and wellness isn’t the only driver behind China’s yoga trend—social experiences are in demand, and Lululemon is leveraging this with its expansion. Read More -
Alibaba Eyes Overseas Chinese Market with Tmall World
China’s e-commerce giant is expanding its reach with a new initiative that targets Chinese online shoppers living outside of the mainland. Read More -
Swire Properties Plans Shanghai Debut with The Middle House
The Piero Lissoni-designed Middle House will feature Swarovski's flagship store and an upscale eatery by New York-based chef Gray Kunz. Read More -
Virgil Abloh Gives China’s Luxury Streetwear Fans Off-White Flagship Store
Kanye West's creative director opened new Greater China stores following Liu Wen's award-winning Met Gala appearance in an Off-White dress. Read More -
The Webster Pop-Up Brings Miami Fever to China
The Webster fashion boutique chooses China for its first pop-up outside the United States, which will take place at Lane Crawford stores. Read More -
David Beckham Bets on China’s Love for British Heritage with ‘New Vision’ for Kent & Curwen
The British brand chose Shanghai as one of three locations for the launch of the re-envisioned heritage collection. Read More -
This Chinese City Is the World’s Hottest Luxury Housing Market
A new report by Knight Frank reveals which cities are seeing the largest growth in prime property prices. Read More -
Can Victoria’s Secret Win Over Chinese Consumers?
After two years in China, Victoria's Secret is accelerating its expansion in a rush to reach the increasing number of Chinese women willing to spend big on designer bras. Read More -
Shanghai Fashion Week Shakes Things Up with Consumer-Facing Initiatives
With international buyers already on the roster, Shanghai Fashion Week organizers are finding new ways to keep the Chinese consumer engaged and informed. Read More -
These Are the Emerging Chinese Designers Everyone Was Talking about at Shanghai Fashion Week
Chinese designers are starting to make names for themselves in Paris, New York, and London, but SFW is their chance to make an impression in their home market. Read More
