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Chet Lo x Charles & Keith, Feng Chen Wang x Nike and more: China collabs of the week
The hottest releases of the week to come out of China feature global names collaborating with independent designers Feng Chen Wang and Chet Lo. Read More
Trendsetters Galore: From Fan Bingbing, To Rui And Didu, China’s Presence At Paris Fashion Week
Thanks to China’s reopening, Paris’ Fall 2023 schedule is bursting with guest appearances, innovative new-era designers, and widespread optimism among brands and consumers. Read More
What’s Behind The Global Appeal Of China’s Qipao Dress?
Wearing traditional qipao dresses has become popular in Hollywood and with Asian celebrities, but what is the history of this sexy dress? Read More
Can Top Livestreamers Austin Li & Viya Pitch Indy Chinese Designers?
Well-known livestreamers Austin Li and Viya have millions of followers and huge online clout. Now they’re trying to help Chinese independent designers. Read More
Paris Fashion Week Embraces Chinese Talents
Next up, it’s Paris’ turn, as the Jing Daily Fashion Week Score focuses on how brands’ collections resonated with Chinese audiences. Read More
Against Odds, PFW Successfully Connects With China
Paris Fashion Week Spring 2021 made clear that livestreaming and watch parties are the foolproof way to capture audiences in China. Read More
How Emerging Beauty Players Tap Into China’s Digital Market
Jing Daily's weekly analysis of the very latest digital luxury brand campaigns from the likes of Labelhood, Perfect Diary, and Ocean Glam. Read More
What Career Outlook Does The Class of 2020 Have In Fashion?
Facing a bleak global economy, Chinese design students from the class of 2020 are grappling as they adjust to a new normal. Read More
Uma Wang: The Pioneer Designer Showcasing the Power of Chinese Oriental Aesthetics
Uma Wang broke boundaries as one of the first Asian fashion designers at international fashion weeks, and she's still at the top of her game. Read More
A Fashion Week Season Without China
With the continuing coronavirus crisis, 2020 Fall Fashion Weeks in NYC, London, Milan, and Paris will continue — but without Chinese fashionistas. Read More
