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The Marimekko x Ikea Reveal, Jeremy Scott Sneakers, And Stella McCartney Interiors: Global Collabs Of The Week
Pivoting away from New York Fashion Week, our collaborations of the week encompass multiple categories, from luxury interiors and designer homeware, to cult sneakers. Read More
COP27: Stella McCartney, Kering, And H&M Announce Call To Action
COP27 puts fashion’s role in the climate crisis under the microscope. Given China’s share of luxury consumption, can shoppers hold the industry to account? Read More
Jing Daily’s Guide To Luxury At Paris Fashion Week
How does China feel about traveling back in time to the year 2000? Jing Daily examines the trends and brands that dominated Paris Fashion Week. Read More
What Fashion Season Taught Us About Collaboration
'Twas the season that Burberry joined Supreme, adidas got Guccified, and Dior dropped wearable-tech. Here’s the collaboration round-up of F/W22. Read More
Which Paris Fashion Week Brands Understood China?
With the close of Paris Fashion Week, Jing Daily’s highlights are a must-read to find out how brands connected with China’s valuable luxury market. Read More
Is China Following the Same Luxury Consumption Pattern as Japan?
China’s consumption patterns are similar to Japan’s in the 1980s. But with Japan’s luxury lust cooling, what does that mean for China's future? Read More
How to Win in China Without NFTs, KOLs, or Games
Traditional VIP shopping experiences were often more rewarding than the products themselves. But today’s young consumers want online VIP experiences. Read More
Artist Oscar Wang on Collaborating, Cartoons and China’s Gen Z
Cartoon animal characters have become the stars of Stella McCartney and Fendi's China brand marketing, thanks to Shanghai artist Oscar Wang. Read More
LVMH Prize Jury Sorely Lacks Diversity
Fendi womenswear director Kim Jones has become the newest member of the LVMH Prize’s all-star jury, doing little to fix the panel's diversity problem. Read More
The Patagonia Paradox & How Luxury Can Learn About Purpose
Luxury brands are selling highly-priced products that don’t necessarily last. Now, it’s time for a rethink, decades after Patagonia set an example. Read More
