First revenge buying, then panic selling. Is China’s luxury fever cooling down?
Chinese consumers who once lined up outside Hermès stores to splurge on luxury bags are now the ones panic selling them.
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In the aftermath of the pandemic, wellness is the new luxury
The appeal of wellness has also been linked to the growing popularity of high-end beauty salons.
Are KOL collaborations still important for luxury brands in China?
While brands have signed Chinese brand ambassadors and spokespeople for decades, collaborations in which the celebrity takes a more active role akin to a co-creative director and essentially “co-brands” a product or collection have only gained ground over the past several years.
Rosewood honors Chinese heritage, highlights crown jewel chef
Hospitality group Rosewood Hotels is highlighting PlaceMakers, a diverse group of individuals who are advancing the ideals of culture and unity worldwide.
Luxury Daily, Aug. 18, 2022 – Nostalgia, ready-to-drink, calorie consciousness dominate beverage trends: report
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Why brands need pop-ups more than ever in China
The collaboration angle of pop-ups is key to understanding why these temporary retail events are so crucial in China.
Luxury Daily, Aug. 17, 2022 – Bulgari goes botanical with idyllic new floral collection
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Luxury brands recognize importance of self-care through unexpected experiences
As the world evolves and adjusts to challenges, innovation and the unexpected, one fact remains: consumers must take care of themselves.
Luxury Daily, Aug. 16, 2022 – Rolex illustrates its similarities to musical excellence
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Why luxury sneakers are the new social currency
One can argue that sneakers are for men what handbags are for women: the new social currency.