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Saudi Royals Take Interest In Chinese Design
A recent article in "China Daily" states that a Saudi princess's purchase of a gown from a Chinese high-end label signals a rise in the popularity of Chinese design. Read More
China A Potential Hotbed Of Couture?
This week, Colin McDowell writes for the Business of Fashion that couture could be poised for a comeback as new talents and buyers emerge in developing markets like China. Read More
Three Trends Seen At China Fashion Week In Beijing
Running through November 3, the ongoing 15th China Fashion Week in Beijing continues to showcase established players and up-and-coming names in Chinese fashion design. Read More
Vivienne Westwood To Open S/S 2012 Shanghai Fashion Week
Running from October 20-27, the upcoming autumn installment of Shanghai Fashion Week will include one very high-profile Western fashion icon among the young local designers and more established domestic and international brands on show. Read More-
NE-TIGER Designer Zhang Zhifeng: “The Only Chinese High End Brand Is Mine”
Even greater expansion into smaller markets, even more lavish flagships, better selection, and more localized products are a certainty this year. But if home-grown designers have their way, we'll also see more Chinese brands go upmarket in 2011. Read More 
NE-TIGER Designer Zhang Zhifeng, Supermodels Appear In “Experience China” Ad
In addition to individuals more recognizable to an American audience, such as basketball player Yao Ming and director John Woo, Zhang Zhifeng of the Chinese luxury fashion brand NE-TIGER is featured along with supermodels like Ma Yanli, Zhang Zilin, and Pei Bei. Read More-
Chinese Luxury Brand NE-TIGER Bursts Onto Shanghai Scene
With the opening of NE-TIGER's boutique at Shanghai's Lippo Plaza, it seems that homegrown Chinese luxury brands are now adopting a more active approach to building credibility. Read More -
Chinese Luxury Brand NE-TIGER Channels Zodiac At 2011 Haute Couture Fashion Show
The Chinese luxury fashion brand NE-TIGER kicked off China International Fashion Week for the ninth time this week, presenting its 2011 Haute Couture Collection of Hua Fu, or Chinese national dress. Read More -
Zhao Yunhu: China Should Have Louder Voice In Luxury Industry (Jing Archives)
From the archives: At this summer's China Luxury Summit, Shenzhen Copais president Zhao Yunhu said the Chinese luxury industry is ripe for a revolution, led by home-grown brands and design talent. Read More -
Zhao Yunhu: “China Should Reshape The Luxury Ecosystem”
At the recent China Luxury Summit, Shenzhen Copais president Zhao Yunhu said the Chinese luxury industry is ripe for a revolution, led by home-grown brands and design talent. Read More
