The country’s August cosmetics sales is rewarding premium skincare, homegrown makeup and stronger retailers, revealing increasingly selective spending beneath the headline growth.

Chinese Gen Z are resurrecting the high-saturation Y2K pop culture aesthetic: the antidote to quiet luxury.

From Oscar Ouyang and Joyce Bao representing the new generation, to Hu Bing’s dedicated talent platform, September’s 2026 showcase champions China.

Kering’s crown jewel lowers prices in China as cautious consumers question luxury value, wait for further reductions and favor gold.

Former Gucci designer will show his debut collection for Fall/Winter 2027-2028, five months after Kering took a minority stake in Icicle’s parent.

C-Suite Visionaries: The Munich-born house’s Chairperson and Chief Visionary Officer on how it is betting on collaboration, mobility, and a generation that expects purpose from luxury.

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.