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Don’t fall behind: Lessons from high jewelry’s new era of storytelling
Luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Dior, and Gucci are rapidly entering the fine jewelry space. But they'll need more than exquisite designs to be a cut above the rest. Read More
Sporting events deploy Web3 tech & Gentle Monster taps the gaming market
The roundup and the verdict on this week’s hottest Web3 activations, taken from our Jing Meta weekly newsletter. Read More
Chanel, Loewe, Rimowa, and Tiffany reinvent romance for China’s Qixi festival
Reinterpreting Chinese mythology, using real-life couples, and launching limited edition products have become luxury brands' winning formula for China's Qixi Festival. Read More
The phygital phenomenon: Luxury’s next ‘it’ products target Web3 communities
Luxury consumers are constantly seeking the next big thing, and brands are banking on it being “phygital.” But where does a mixed-reality product fit in today’s market? Read More
Louis Vuitton enters NFT market with $42K phygital trunk
Louis Vuitton confirms its long-awaited entry into the metaverse, and it's taking its esteemed LV trunk with it. Read More
Tiffany Unwraps New Era With Revamped Fifth Avenue Flagship
The famed jeweler is turning inward with a revamped New York flagship store, new café and other immersive experiences. Read More
Why LVMH’s Acquisition Of Cartier From Richemont Is Unlikely
LVMH is reportedly looking to buy Cartier from Richemont but is being met with resistance. Here’s why an acquisition is unlikely to happen. Read More
How To Create Successful Luxury Collaborations
Amid collaboration fatigue, distinguishing your brand’s project from the fray is more important than ever. Without a story, there is often no value. Read More
Faces of the Future: The Creatives Using Web3 To Revolutionize The Jewelry Industry
Jing Daily meets the creatives using Web3 to take virtual jewelry, from cascading headpieces to gold-encrusted eyewear, into new frontiers. Read More
Tiffany’s First Footwear Collaboration With Nike Sees Lukewarm Reception In China
Tiffany and Nike's black and blue shoes are not impressing sneakerheads around the world so far. In China, the reception was tepid. Read More
