Brands such as Chanel and L'Oreal have featured promotions using stars such as Li Yuchun (pictured above) in order to appeal to China's younger generation.

Chris Olshan: Why “Gen Y” Is Driving Global Luxury

The luxury marketer makes a case for the growing importance of the often-misunderstood younger consumer.
Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and Chinese president, officially announces the "Mass Line" campaign to crack down on extravagance, among other things, in front of a very non-extravagant.

Xi Jinping’s “Mass Line”—What Does It Mean For The Luxury Sector?

Xi Jinping officially launched his "Mass Line" campaign on Tuesday, which marks a solidification of the CCP's crackdown on luxury for officials. However, not all brands will be affected equally by the...
Sunrise Yacht (SuperYacht Times)

Quote Of The Day: A Miami Yachtmaker In Wuhan

“You’d be surprised how exacting billionaires are about price…
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Chanel Puts Chinese Spin On Global “Little Black Jacket” Show

Chinese celebrities Sun Feifei, Zhou Xun, and Li Yuchun are featured in Chanel's traveling photo exhibition, which arrives in Beijing tomorrow before heading to Shanghai and Hong Kong.
Hongqi H7 (Revistadelmotor/Flickr)

Quote Of The Day: Rebirth Of The Hongqi Pride

“Whenever I drove the Hongqi to the road, it was always...
The Four Seasons Hotel Pudong in Shanghai. (Conde Nast Traveler)

Week In Review: June 10-14, 2013

In case you missed them the first time around, here are some of Jing Daily’s top posts for the week of June 10-14.
Connections. (Le Book)

Le Book’s Exclusive Trade Show Brings Chinese Creative Professionals To New York

Earlier this June, trade publication Le Book's exclusive Connections NYC event featured participants hailing from the Shanghai offices of top global advertising agencies, and Jing Daily was on the sce...
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Contemporary Chinese Art Looms Large in Sotheby’s London Lineup

For the auction house's upcoming June 26 and 27 London sales, several big-ticket and emerging Chinese artists are expected to attract both international and Chinese buyers.
A luxury mall in Shanghai. (after_alex/Flickr)

McKinsey: China’s Upper Middle Class To Drive Global Luxury Consumption

A new McKinsey report analyzes the demographics, geography, and future consumption patterns of China's rapidly growing middle class, and several key factors bode well for the luxury industry.
Lake Wanaka, New Zealand (Australian Geographic)

Quote of the Day: The New Chinese Tourists

"We have seen Chinese visitors skydiving...
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