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Among the brands selling their own designs via Taobao, one of the most successful and fast-growing is Shanghai-based Front Row. Read More

Having spent a decade in London, gaining a BA in Fashion Print and an MA in Fashion Womenswear at Central Saint Martins, the Dalian-born fashion designer Yang Du is making waves with her brightly colored, animal-inspired apparel and accessories. Read More

On the sidelines of this year's Baselworld Watch & Jewelry Show, Phoenix Online caught up with Su Han, former luxury editor at magazines like 1626, ELLE China, GQ China and current senior watch editor at the Chinese luxury magazine TARGET. Read More

Following a year of cooperation between the auction house Christie's and the Medoc estates, Decanter reports this week that Bordeaux has unveiled an officially approved translation of each of the 61 chateaux in the 1855 classification. Read More

While Wang Wei (王微), wife of art investor and billionaire financier Liu Yiqian, isn't China's only "super-collector," she is, in our opinion, one of the more interesting. Read More

A handful of designers in China and elsewhere have taken it upon themselves to create frames designed not only to be sold to label-conscious Asian buyers, but to perfectly fit Asian faces. Read More

Fumin Road, a once-sleepy street in Shanghai's French Concession, has become something of a hotbed of activity for young local designers, several of whom have opened boutiques there as rents in fashion districts like Changle Road have skyrocketed. Read More

Never one to shy away from a chance to criticize China's dearth of powerful domestic brands, this week Hong Huang said that recent cases like the Da Vinci furniture scandal expose a sad truth: China still lacks a domestic luxury industry to speak of. Read More

While Chengdu, capital of southwest China's Sichuan province, has been more recently associated with a booming luxury market and burgeoning interest in wine, the city is still most readily associated with its hot and spicy cuisine. Read More

This week, "LEON" magazine fashion editor, He Zhi spoke candidly about "blind" luxury consumption and changing conceptions of high-end goods in China. Read More