Brands considering a leap into the China market should consider several key questions to help them decide.

A conversation with Beijing-based fashion designer Christopher Bu on dressing stars and opening his first boutique.

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As China's fashion market diversifies, the Great Wall will serve as a runway show venue for labels Proenza Schouler, Rag & Bone, and Marchesa this June.

In order to achieve stellar results in its first quarter, L'Oreal relied on some savvy marketing techniques to bring attention to its products -- including using singer Li Yuchun as a spokesperson.

A population of well over 1.3 billion, one of the world's fastest-growing luxury markets, and a well-publicized "myopia epidemic": for high-end eyewear brands and designers, China looks like a slam dunk.

From Front Row to Alter, Le Lutin to THE VILLA, The Olive Shoppe to Dong Liang, Triple-Major to B.Y., in recent years Shanghai has become the epicenter of China's growing independent multi-brand boutique scene.

Hong Kong-based luxury department store Lane Crawford opens an online menswear shop as 2013 shapes up to be a turning point in consumer menswear sales in China.

While much of the attention paid to China's emerging young designers tends to lean towards the apparel market, the country's up-and-coming fine jewelry makers too are showing a keen eye for design.

Following in the pioneering footsteps of Dong Liang, fellow Beijing-based indie fashion boutique Triple-Major (previously) has staked out its own bit of the Shanghai market with its cozy second location.