Jing Daily: The Business of Luxury and Culture in China

Visitors can take part in test drives and enjoy the tropical weather in Sanya

Demand for luxury tailoring services has skyrocketed in China's top-tier cities over the past 10 years

China's luxury consumers are, on average, younger than their counterparts in developed economies. But geographical, age, gender, and cultural differences color their individual tastes and consumption habits

Hong Kong's Grand Hyatt is one of two new five-star hotels that opened last month in the city's Kowloon district

Tiffany & Co. is employing innovative digital marketing techniques for its China "Tiffany Keys" campaign (Photo: Tiffany & Co.)

Luxury brands like Louis Vuitton often employ larger-than-life marketing techniques in the Chinese market, as their Shanghai location reflects

Diamonds are becoming more popular -- and accessible -- every year in China

The Peninsula Shanghai is designed to emulate the city's Jazz Age appeal (Graphic courtesy Peninsula Hotels)

Chinese drinkers have made the country Hennessy's top market, surpassing the United States

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Week In Review: May 13-17, 2013

In case you missed them the first time around, here are some of Jing Daily’s top posts for the week of May 13-17.

Tom Ford, Ego, and DNA: A Conversation With Two of China’s Best Luxury Strategists

At the recent Bespoke Luxury Summit in Sydney on May 16, Jing Daily sat down with China luxury experts Regina Lam and Lisa Chang to hear their thoughts on how far luxury brands have come in China, and how far they have to go.

Carolina Herrera Sets Sights On China

Carolina Herrera plans to open its first China boutique in Shanghai this fall, which may be a smart move for the brand despite slowing retail growth.

Berluti Opens Its First Maison In China

LVMH menswear subsidiary Berluti has opened its first store in China carrying its entire product offering in Shanghai as part of a twenty-store global expansion for 2013.

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.

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