streetwear
Is Mixing & Matching the New Code of Luxury?
Despite their varying motivations for buying luxury brands, Chinese consumers love to mix and match labels and styles, creating a new market space. Read More
H&M Has Just Done What?
H&M is collaborating with the Chinese brand Pronounce for its global line of relaxed streetwear essentials, Blank Staples. Read More
3 Chinese Social Apps To Bet On in 2021
As China’s Gen Zers embrace a post-pandemic lifestyle and flock online, here are three platforms where brands can find them in 2021. Read More
VF Corp.’s Q3 Earnings Are Far From Supreme
VF Corporation's Q3 figures were far from supreme, with profits dropping 25 percent to $347.2 million from $465 million in 2019. Read More
The ‘He Economy’ Is Luxury’s Next Big Thing
China’s male luxury consumer market is changing, but it’s also becoming more nuanced. Jing Daily looks at some ways to decode this booming category. Read More
Brands No Longer Hold Power in Luxury. Who Does?
The model that the luxury industry must understand to survive. Read More
The Popular Pact: Luxury, Can We Finally Get Honest?
For the luxury industry to progress, power holders at the personal and corporate level must adopt deeper awareness of our responsibility to embrace a system that prioritizes equality. Read More
Luxury, Wake Up: We’re On Borrowed Time
Welcome to The Popular Times. A new type of luxury industry publication. Read More
How Fendi Leveraged Omnichannel Content Marketing To Celebrate Double 11
Jing Daily's weekly analysis of the very latest digital luxury brand campaigns in China from Lacoste, Fendi, and Feiyue. Read More
VF Corp To Buy Supreme For Over $2.1 Billion
The VF Corporation is adding the US streetwear brand Supreme to its roster in a deal that is reportedly worth over $2.4 billion. Read More
