Stuart Weitzman
Coach Lifts Parent Co. As China Booms
The New York-based luxury lifestyle group Tapestry has swung back to profit thanks to strong e-commerce in North America and Chinese growth. Read More
R3 December List: What Mo&Co.’s New Local Brand Ambassador Says about the Rise of Chinese Brands
As Chinese fashion makers and consumers gain confidence; many opt-outs of having a Western ambassador to validate their brands. Read More
Tapestry, Inc.’s China Conundrum: Balancing Multiple Brands in a Changing Market
Tapestry, Inc., owner of Coach, Kate Spade, and Stuart Weitzman, reported quarterly earnings that exceeded market expectations but exposed some weaknesses. Read More
As China’s Market Shifts Inward, Brands Turn to Online Education
With Western brands focusing on sales within China, there is a growing demand for executive education to help brands navigate this complicated market. Read More
Coach Hopes Third Time is a Charm on Tmall
Set to kick off in December 2019, Coach’s third Tmall launch will be part of a promotional push on the platform’s luxury channel, Tmall Luxury Pavilion. Read More
7 Reasons Why U.S. Retail Can No Longer Rely on Chinese Travelers
For the U.S. retail industry, 2019 will most likely be a year of turbulence, and those who rely on Chinese travelers for growth need to change strategy. Read More
Versace’s New China Face Tops June Celebrity List: R3
China’s A-list actress Yang Mi, who became the face of Versace, topped the popularity ranking of Chinese celebrities in June. Read More
Cai Xukun and Yang Mi Remain the Top Celebrities in China in April: R3
The April R3 Celebrity Index revealed that Chinese boyband member Cai Xukun and actress Yang Mi were the most-buzzed-about stars in China last month. Read More
Deeper KOL Collaborations Help Brands Stand out in a Sea of Noise
Brands are starting to realize that they need to come up with new ways to work with bloggers that will excite the KOL and capture their audience’s attention. Read More
4 Key Takeaways from McKinsey’s Chinese Luxury Consumers 2019 Report
China's luxury spending sees no sign of cooling down in the coming years, according to McKinsey & Company's latest China luxury report. Read More
