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Jing Daily Interview: Up-And-Coming Shanghai Fashion Brand, Front Row
Among the brands selling their own designs via Taobao, one of the most successful and fast-growing is Shanghai-based Front Row. Read More
Designer Yang Du: Injecting Much-Needed Color Into Chinese Fashion
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… Read More
Su Han: “China’s Interest In Luxury Watches And Jewelry Is Only Increasing”
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… Read More
Bordeaux Approves First-Ever Chinese-Language Chateau List
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… Read More-
Wang Wei: “Who Says Women Can’t Be Art Collectors?”
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 -
Chair Yuan: Shanghai’s Own Luxury Eyewear Designer
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… Read More -
Fumin Road: Shanghai’s New Local Fashion Hotspot
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… Read More -
Hong Huang: “China Currently Has No Strategic Vision For Cultivating Our Own Brands”
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… Read More -
Interview: Hot Pot Gets Five-Star Treatment At Chengdu’s Lion Pavilion
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… Read More -
Fashion Editor, He Zhi: China Luxury Market Needs Attitude Adjustment
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
