Our 10 favorite brand localization posts from 2011, including a China-only Porsche 911 that sold out before its official debut, a Gucci paper folder that caused a run on Vogue China, and enough "Year of the Dragon"-themed items to make one's head spin.

A long nine months after the debut of Gucci's Chinese-language website, fellow Gucci Group-owned brand Bottega Veneta has launched its own China-facing site.

With China's millionaire population expected to more than double to 2.4 million by 2016, according to Credit Suisse estimates, major luxury brands continue to dig in their heels for long-term expansion and consumer education efforts.

While premium denim brands have had a more difficult time in previously booming markets like the United States, a growing number have found a receptive audience in China.

Recently, Jing Daily spoke to VistaJet founder Thomas Flohr and brand director Nina Flohr about some of the particularities of the rapidly developing, but still young, Chinese private aviation industry.

A roundup of this weekend's top stories from the Chinese luxury market, from Jaguar Land Rover's ambitions to produce vehicles in China to Shanghai Tang's ambitious expansion plans and Hong Kong's retail expectations for Golden Week.

In case you missed them the first time around, here are some of Jing Daily’s top posts for the week of September 5 -September 9.

Swiss luxury watchmakers continue to pull out all the stops to set themselves apart in the increasingly crowded China market.

Coming off a year of record profits in China, Estée Lauder plans to invest even more in new stores throughout the Mainland while increasing e-commerce channels for its luxury lines.

The Upper House's new "Wet Market Culinary Journey" gives guests an up close and personal introduction to the city's thriving culinary scene...for a price.