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What China’s Male Beauty Market Will Look Like In 2021
2020 saw many new men’s makeup brands enter China’s e-commerce space. But what’s behind that growth, and where is the male beauty market headed? Read More
Despite NYFW Going Digital, Brands Struggled to Connect to China
The theme of NYFW was the positive transformations that have emerged from the pandemic, but connections with Chinese audiences were few and far between. Read More
How To Win In Luxury Fashion During The COVID-19 Crisis
Finding novel business opportunities is even more crucial when the prospect of an economic upturn remains uncertain, and luxury brands are no exception. Read More
Can the Reality Idol Show, Youth With You 2, Create More Fashion Darlings?
Youth With You, now in season 2, is an iQiyi talent competition/reality show that aired in March, during the COVID-19 lockdown, and became a hit in China. Read More
In Luxury, Leadership is Crucial in a Crisis
Disruption, whether it comes from the virus outbreak or technology, is always trying for brands. But what gets everyone through it is leadership. Read More
Introducing Feng Mao, Richemont and Alibaba’s New Venture
Feng Mao, the new high-end online joint venture between Alibaba and luxury monolith Richemont gives Chinese consumers to the world’s leading luxury brands. Read More
The Best and Worst of NYFW SS20
The Jing Daily team is pleased to introduce the Jing Daily Fashion Week Score, which evaluates a range of parameters to assess how a brand’s collection resonates with Chinese audiences. Read More
Farfetch and Tmall are Taking Influencer Collaborations to the Next Level
Farfetch joined forces with Mr. Bags to launch a Mini Program store, while Austin Li became the first KOL to launch a Tmall Global Influencer Store. Read More
Learning from Gucci’s Wild Success with Millennials and Gen Z
Gucci is on track to become the largest luxury fashion brand in the world if its growth trajectory continues at its current pace. Read More
In China, Men’s Makeup Isn’t a Threat to Masculinity — It’s Self-improvement
Behind the “mainstreamization” of China’s men makeup lies a psychological driver that is fundamentally different than the Western norm. Read More
