Clarins is aggressively localizing to leverage China's mobile revolution

From Follower To Member: The New Chinese Revolution In CRM And Mobile Marketing

In Western countries, online traffic is moving from Web and PC’s to mobile while, in Asia, consumer and tech entrepreneurs have leapfrogged directly into mobile, creating popular apps like WeChat, Line, and Kakao Talk.
Rendering of 360Fashion's "Zone" at CHIC 2013

Augmented Reality, Intelligent Mapping: Fashion And Tech Collide In China

As China's mobile-obsessed consumers develop an interest in fashion, brands are finding that digital marketing via Weibo or WeChat might not be enough to drive shoppers to stores or boost online sales.
ASOS will have to duke it out with dozens of local and international competitors in China

British E-Commerce Powerhouse ASOS Plans To “Break From Tradition In China”

Fast-growing British online fashion retailer ASOS has long had its eyes on the China market, and by the end of October will launch a localized Chinese-language site.
Tod's has over 30 locations in mainland China

Tod’s Targets China For Store Openings, E-Commerce

Italy's Tod's Group S.p.a. is set to further intensify its China efforts this year for its flagship Tod's leathergoods brand in particular.
WeChat rolled out a mobile payment system last fall (Image: Bloomberg)

China Entering E-Commerce And Mobile “Golden Age.” So Why Are Fashion Brands Lagging?

Despite the explosive growth of China's digital space and e-commerce market, most Fashion brands remain slow to adapt to the changing tides of Chinese luxury consumption.