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Why Wardrobe Sharing Platforms are Dangerous to Luxury Brands
Wardrobe sharing apps are the latest global hype. Despite a robust appetite for P2P apps, concern is growing over the long-term impact on the luxury market. Read More
Tiffany’s Adapts to China’s Green Demands
At the 3rd Annual SupChina Women's Conference, Tiffany & Co. shared the importance for transparency and sustainability for the Chinese market. Read More
In the Name of Love: How These 6 Luxury Brands Capture Consumers’ Hearts in 520 Holiday
In China, May 20 is now a special time for expressing love, and an important gift-giving holiday, here are how luxury brands monetize on this opportunity. Read More
The New Retail: Today’s China is Tomorrow’s America
New Retail models emerging in China can cross borders and influence retailers around the U.S. Online-to-offiline retail will help luxury brands grow. Read More
Introducing the Costa Venezia, a Floating Luxury Mall for Chinese Travelers
In an effort to capture a larger share of the Chinese cruise market, Costa Cruises launched the Costa Venezia, designed specifically for Chinese travelers. Read More
Luxury Brands Bet on White Valentine’s Day to Boost Men’s Product Sales
A big trend this year is that more male-centric brands participated in White Day campaigns to persuade female consumers to treat their partners. Read More
Samsonite Welcomes Chinese Mobile Payments in U.S. Stores Amid Declining Tourist Shopping
Luggage and travel accessories company Samsonite hopes to attract Chinese tourist shoppers by accepting Alipay and WeChat Pay at some of its U.S. stores. Read More
Why Are Chinese Tourists Shopping Less?
Recent reports have noted that Chinese tourists are shopping less, but that's not the whole story as those same travelers are spending more overall. Read More
WeChat, Chinese Tourists Fuel Burberry Despite Revenue Slip
Despite a slight decline in revenue, Burberry said it saw an increase in sales in mainland China as well as a return of Chinese tourist spending in the UK. Read More
China Slowdown a Bigger Concern Than Trade War for Luxury Markets: BCG
Boston Consulting Group said the potential slowdown in Chinese demand is vital in determining the trajectory of the global luxury market in the medium term. Read More
