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3 Homegrown Brands That Won Mother’s Day
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms. Read More
The High Risk & Reward Behind Adidas’ China-focused Intimates Line
Adidas dove into China’s growing intimates market with its controversial #SupportisEverything campaign. But will it win over customers? Read More
How Boucheron Maximized Its Exhibition’s Reach In China
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms. Read More
Ubras Appoints Supermodel Liu Wen as Ambassador But Will It Pay Off?
Homegrown underwear label Ubras announced Chinese supermodel Liu Wen as their new brand ambassador. Was it the right move? Read More
How To Win The Booming Lingerie Market In China
The lingerie market in China is thriving despite the COVID-19 pandemic, but companies must follow specific consumer strategies to find success. Read More
7 Luxury Sectors Chinese Consumers Love Post-COVID
Surprisingly, the pandemic has led to the rise of new luxury sub-segments that are exceeding our expectations. Here’s a look at seven of them. Read More
Chinese Lingerie Brand Ubras Comes Undone
The Chinese underwear brand Ubras is currently embroiled in a controversy with stand-up comedian Li Dan over the objectification of women. Read More
Aimer Is Heating Up China’s Lingerie Market
China’s lingerie sector has birthed another name to know: the Beijing-based conglomerate Aimer, whose IPO is predicted to raise around 117 million. Read More
What Are The Vulnerable Luxury Sectors In China?
Surprisingly, some luxury brands are scoring big in China post-COVID-19. But rising local brands in specific sectors could upend their trajectories. Read More
How Lingerie Became China’s Favorite Fashion Investment
Last year, over a dozen emerging Chinese lingerie brands raised millions of dollars to grow — and most of them were founded by women. Read More
