A celebrity-influenced consumer base, immersive retail experiences, and strong social media engagement are propelling growth.

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Marking 60 years of Sino-French relations, the Comité Colbert exhibition in Shanghai showcases the rich dialogue between ...

As Chinese consumers demand localized, innovative marketing, global beauty brands must adopt bold tactics or risk losing to ...

Luxury brands revise China strategy amid slowdown Businesses delay openings and close stores as conditions mirror 2014’s ...

Brands are embracing café culture, collabs, art installations, and pop-ups to engage a young, style-savvy audience as sales ...

Defying the broader luxury slump, the LVMH-owned brand stands out as an exception, thanks in large part to its China strategy ...

Platforms like Douyin and Pinduoduo are revolutionizing China’s e-commerce through content-driven, interactive shopping ...

The male beauty economy has thus injected new vitality into the beauty sector, creating new demand and opportunities. Men’s ...

From changing notions of value to Gen Z’s demand for unique travel experiences — here are the key trends that will define ...

L’École, School of Jewelry Arts in Shanghai, supported by Van Cleef & Arpels, presents an exhibition that honors the creative ...

With a consequential US election looming and strategic stimulus measures in play, China could be poised for a rebound as 2025 ...