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Storefronts can be an antiquated term in this digital age, but the detailed displays in shop windows often create a spectacle that pedestrians and potential consumers cannot resist stopping to marvel and admire.
This special report, in collaboration with Jing Daily, is a gift from Luxury Daily to its loyal paid subscribers for their continuing support. China is the beating heart of the global luxury market. Most luxury marketers have their eyes and ears tuned to the likes and evolving tastes of Chinese customers buying luxury goods and services domestically and overseas. Here is a thorough examination of the state of innovation in China’s luxury market.
Storefronts can be an antiquated term in this digital age, but the detailed displays in shop windows often create a spectacle that pedestrians and potential consumers cannot resist stopping to marvel and admire.
This special report, in collaboration with Jing Daily, is a gift from Luxury Daily to its loyal paid subscribers for their continuing support. China is the beating heart of the global luxury market. Most luxury marketers have their eyes and ears tuned to the likes and evolving tastes of Chinese customers buying luxury goods and services domestically and overseas. Here is a thorough examination of the state of innovation in China’s luxury market.
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Storefronts can be an antiquated term in this digital age, but the detailed displays in shop windows often create a spectacle that pedestrians and potential consumers cannot resist stopping to marvel and admire.
This special report, in collaboration with Jing Daily, is a gift from Luxury Daily to its loyal paid subscribers for their continuing support. China is the beating heart of the global luxury market. Most luxury marketers have their eyes and ears tuned to the likes and evolving tastes of Chinese customers buying luxury goods and services domestically and overseas. Here is a thorough examination of the state of innovation in China’s luxury market.
Storefronts can be an antiquated term in this digital age, but the detailed displays in shop windows often create a spectacle that pedestrians and potential consumers cannot resist stopping to marvel and admire.
