The Jing Take
Chinese Netizens Express Frustration Over National Day Holiday Schedule
Although China’s week-long National Day holiday is around the corner, residents are not in the mood to celebrate. Here's why. Read More
Alibaba’s Latest Web3 Project Proves A New Era Of Retail Is Officially Here
To celebrate the annual 11.11 shopping festival, Alibaba is banking on the Chinaverse with its new interactive retail space called “Metaverse." Read More
Louis Vuitton’s Cultural Strategy Behind Its Spin-Off Show In Aranya
Louis Vuitton's menswear spin-off show in Aranya achieved record viewership for the luxury industry, proving the prowess of the house's local strategy. Read More
Patagonia Owner Gives Company Away, Elevating Credibility In China
Patagonia’s groundbreaking plan to give away the company to fight climate change is the sort of disruption the fashion industry needs. Is China on board? Read More
Fendi Draws Most Chinese Viewers At New York Fashion Week
As China endures lockdowns, it made do with watching New York Fashion Week from afar. But how well did participating brands engage local audiences? Read More
China’s Ruling On Christian Louboutin Is A Win For International Brands
A court in Beijing has ruled in favor of the Christian Louboutin, proving the importance of establishing connections with Chinese consumers. Read More
Tommy Hilfiger Cracks The Metaverse At NYFW
The American brand’s long-awaited return to New York Fashion Week with "Tommy Factory" brought a Web3 experience to its audience. Read More
Neo-Chinese Fashion Shows That Guochao Is Here To Stay
While not new, “neo-Chinese fashion” is seeing a revival — with searches surging 15,945 percent on Xiaohongshu as of June. What’s behind the hot trend? Read More
What LVMH’s North Asia Group President Appointment Means For China
LVMH has named luxury veteran Michael Schriver as group president of North Asia. Will this appointment revitalize the group’s growth in the region? Read More
Can Chinese Investment Cement Alexander Wang’s Local Success?
Alexander Wang’s minority investment from China-based companies might sound like a deal. But are all parties entering with the same expectations? Read More
