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Report preview: How Gen Z consumers in China are redefining hard luxury
Adapting to a new demographic and localizing are the keys to success for luxury brands seeking to engage younger buyers in China. Read More
Hard luxury in China: Today’s potential comes with rich, storied history
While the presence of global luxury brands is growing in China, the larger question is: where and how? Read More
About time: Watches and Wonders Shanghai opens doors to public for first time
IWC Schaffhausen, Vacheron Constantin, Piaget and Jaeger-LeCoultre were among the 14 luxury brands to launch their latest watches in Shanghai. Read More
As hard luxury booms, Chinese jewelry designers push their global presence
Chinese jewelry designers are combining artistry and technology to win recognition internationally, helping redefine perceptions of fine jewelry in the process. Read More
Bain & Co. x Altagamma: China continues to drive luxury growth in 2023
Bain & Co.'s latest report forecasts that the luxury market will grow 5-12% in 2023, thanks to China. Which categories are the most popular among Chinese shoppers? Read More
What’s Driving The New Wave Of Watch Collectors In China?
After three years of Covid-19 lockdowns, China’s luxury watch industry is finally set to thrive. What do brands need to know about the new generation of collectors? Read More
Luxury Recalibrated: Three Actions Points For Brands In 2023
As we enter a new phase of uncertainty and volatility, getting back to the basics will be key to strengthening the equity of your brand in 2023. Read More
Struggling In The West, Livestreaming E-Commerce Is A Luxury Sales Driver In China
While it has struggled to gain a strong foothold in the West, e-commerce-enabled livestreaming is already big business in China. Read More
Want to Sell Luxury Watches and Jewelry to China’s Gen Z? Sustainability Is Key.
Globally, Gen Z’s rising environmental consciousness leads it to ask more of brands than previous generations, even millennials. Read More
Livestreaming: The Sales Driver That Hard Luxury Brands Are Missing in China
While it has struggled to gain a strong foothold in the West, e-commerce-enabled livestreaming is already big business in China Read More
