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How The YOLO Economy Is Shaking Up Luxury
The rejection of capitalism has fueled a worldwide YOLO phenomenon. Now that it’s gaining traction in China, what will the impact be on luxury? Read More
Note To Luxury Brands: Don’t Spoil The Plot!
With the hashtag #DramaIreSyndrome hitting 110 million views on Weibo, are luxury TV seedings starting to become a bad idea for brands? Read More
How Brands Can Sparkle in China’s $100 Billion Jewelry Market
Global brands have only scratched the surface of China’s vast jewelry market. But can they learn from savvy domestic players and dazzle local audiences? Read More
The Weibo Movie Awards Ceremony and Tiffany & Co. Create an Innovative Brand Partnership in China
The Weibo Movie Awards Ceremony partnered with Tiffany & Co. to capitalize on celebrity power and generate organic engagement from online to offline. Read More
Did LVMH Make or Break Tiffany By Turning It Yellow?
LVMH is changing Tiffany & Co. by appointing new board executives and turning its iconic blue to yellow. Will these changes work for the American jeweler? Read More
The 5 Best Luxury Campaigns For China’s 520 Day
520 Valentine’s Day has become a go-to marketing occasion for luxury players that want to remain unique and relevant to local shoppers. Read More
Fly Like An Eagle: Can The US Luxury Rebound Last?
US growth points to the reality that the market is, like China's, still emerging for luxury. The question is: How sustainable will this be? Read More
Why Luxury Brands Overlook These Non-HNWI Spenders
Luxury brands have been primarily focused on High Net Worth Individuals (HNWI), but are they missing out on other important segments in China? Read More
Pets: The New Code To China’s Luxury Fashion Consumers
Pet fashion sales have been booming in China, and luxury brands need to be ready to take full advantage of this trend. Read More
Louis Vuitton, Dior Drive LVMH’s COVID Comeback
LVMH reported that revenue jumped 32 percent in the first quarter of 2021 to 14 billion euros, driven by its reigning champs Louis Vuitton and Dior. Read More
