Bottega Veneta Says Sayonara To Social Media
Bottega Veneta deleted its Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook accounts on January 5 following the presentation of its exclusive Spring 2021 collection. Read More
‘Problematic’ JD Finance’s Ad Causes Netizen Uproar
A JD Finance ad mocking a low-income loan target is being bashed across China’s internet for not upholding morally upright values. Read More
“Silver Foxes” Are The Latest KOL Craze In China
Elderly KOLs are subverting expectations on Douyin and finding success as KOLs. But can luxury brands take advantage of these “silver foxes?” Read More
“Debutante Style” Proves China Has Mixed Feelings About Luxury
Chinese netizens are chastising a new “debutante style” as flexing over owning luxury items. How, then, will luxury brands’ Gen-Z strategies be affected? Read More
Burberry China Workplace Bullying Allegations Incite Weibo
A former China Burberry employee has issued a workplace complaint via Weibo. Burberry has concluded there is no evidence to support the claim, but what is the lesson for the industry? Read More
Why Most Foreign Brands Become Popular in China Because of Influencers
Influencers serve as agent for the brand, either because they're paid to, or because they genuinely think that the brands are good options for their fans. Read More
What Chinese Online Platform Is Right For Your Luxury Brand?
With Chinese consumer growth booming, more luxury brands are investigating China’s social commerce platforms. But what are the differences between them. Read More
Can Anti-KOL Guo Laoshi Help Luxury Brands In China?
The brash and unconventional KOL known as Guo Laoshi is trending amongst Gen Zers, but should luxury brands really consider working with her? Read More
5 Tips For Choosing The Best KOL Livestreamer
Choosing the right KOL livestreamer can be tricky for brands working in China, but these five tips can help you find the best fit. Read More
Sina Exits Wall Street. An Omen Of What’s To Come?
Technology conglomerate Sina announced that it accepted a transaction to go private, getting ahead of President Trump's threat to delist all Chinese companies from the stock exchange. Read More
