Releasing just 40 to 50 cars annually and building a devoted fan culture around its founder, the Italian brand is loved by China’s wealthiest.
The Chinese brand pairs milky cuteness with comfort and quality, turning everyday womenswear into a Gen Z fashion fandom.
The chocolate maker apologized after an outside operations team published a Douyin clip promoting infidelity, reviving questions about how much authority brands hand third parties.
New World Development’s Tsim Sha Tsui landmark is growing four times faster than Hong Kong retail overall, and the tenant list explains why.
From branded spas to WeChat retail, beauty companies are testing whether hotels can turn prolonged product trials into measurable customer acquisition.
Swiss label lowers its entry point to court younger shoppers, risking the exclusivity that made it desirable.
Hilton opens a property every two days, Golden Week stretches to 13, homegrown labels bet on Hong Kong, and Maye Musk keeps signing.
Platform’s latest results show a growing and highly engaged user base, stronger advertising and profitability.
The luxury industry thinks wealthy travelers want transformation. But what if they want something more ordinary and fundamental?
Greater China accelerated in Q2, but a one-off gain in the prior-year base and a higher tax rate cut the bottom line.
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Guo Pei and Vera Wang took opposite routes toward cultural authority. Their careers expose the real question facing the country's luxury houses on the world stage.
The designer, convicted of hate speech by a French court in 2011, said he remains accountable for words that wounded Jewish and Asian communities.
Chinese demand remains the swing factor, but South Korea's retail strength, cheap valuations at LVMH and firming jewelry earnings are drawing long-term money back in.
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Sneaker expands Prada’s product universe and the ways consumers experience the brand.
C-Suite Visionaries: Chairman of Fumei Space on the impact of the market transition from manufacturing powerhouse to global design innovator.
In its ‘Summer Essentials’ campaign, lululemon taps into the social mood behind China’s ‘workout buddy’ culture while aligning with the country’s broader push for national fitness.
MOF splits its knitwear down one side and lets shoppers pick both pieces, betting modular systems can outlast one-off purchases in China’s crowded market.
Unpredictable consumer loyalty shadows the rise of Korean homeware brands, even as the K‑wave propels them into the global spotlight.
The Pop Mart character hosts its biggest ever exhibition in Beijing, tapping into the booming “kidult” economy.
Fashion and beauty brands turn fuse beads into workshops and content, revealing why participation now matters as much as polish.
Riding on South Korea’s soft power and skincare boom, K-fragrance exports reached $60 million in 2025. But staying power requires more than cultural cachet.
New One Studio’s live-action hit turned one script into millions of personal versions, a China social media dynamic luxury and beauty campaigns are already chasing.
Rising demand for bespoke fragrance reshapes market, tests whether personalized retail can scale safely and profitably.
Increases plus rising bullion have opened room for independent labels from Singapore to Shenzhen.
Activewear label generated $1.5 million in one minute during pre-sale, capping months of groundwork across WeChat, Xiaohongshu and Shanghai community events.
More than a fad, Y3K and other cyber aesthetics are forcing brands to rethink the future of fashion, retail, and storytelling.
From Gentle Monster to Chanel, global brands are winning over Chinese netizens with innovative and creative retail activations.
The couturier reveals how ditching wholesale has led to unprecedented business success and an A-list roster of clients.
CEO Céline Talabaza reveals how the brand’s Nobel Prize-worthy chemistry translated into a global beauty strategy.
The Majid Al Futtaim exec reveals how retail hubs like Mall of the Emirates are integrating cultural touchpoints like Chinese New Year into their year-round strategy.
Manolo Blahnik’s CEO shares how craftsmanship, cultural curiosity, and family values are shaping the brand’s expansion.
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