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The American brand management company establishes APAC HQ in Shanghai, signaling a deeper China commitment.
The watchmaker's immersive Shanghai exhibition redefined heritage storytelling, bridging centuries of craftsmanship with forward-looking innovation and cultural intelligence.
Plus, Jonathan Anderson’s Dior menswear debut reveals both potential and tension.
DAILY BRIEF
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Sasa International Exits Mainland China Offline Market Amid Retail Challenges
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Florasis Opens First Shanghai Store as Part of Global Offline Expansion
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G/FORE Opens Flagship Store in Shanghai to Expand Urban Golf Lifestyle Presence
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Ralph Lauren Appoints Angela Ahrendts as Lead Independent Director
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La Perla Closes Tmall Flagship Store Amid Strategic Adjustment in China
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Disney Consumer Products Appoints Ron Faris as Global Marketing Head
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Nina Christen Appointed as Footwear Design Director of Dior
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Salomon Releases 2024 Impact Report
Performance Reimagined
The sportswear giant marks ten years of its iconic Align collection with a large-scale, emotionally resonant yoga experience rooted in community and culture.
The sportswear brand opens its first global brand experience center in Shanghai.
Maia Active and Salomon merge studio comfort with outdoor grit, reshaping women’s activewear for China’s increasingly versatile fitness lifestyles.
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Fashion
The collaboration taps Y2K nostalgia, merging futuristic aesthetics with cultural storytelling to redefine eyewear as wearable art.
The Chinese brand Songmont partners with Chinese actor Jiang Qiming to explore a refined masculinity aligned with China’s jingzhi sensibilities.
The textile fiber brand is deepening its presence in China, aligning Australian wool with sustainable fashion through supply chain collaboration, education, and consumer storytelling.
Now, the challenge lies in saturation—of trends, platforms, pressures, and expectations—set against the backdrop of a global economic slowdown.
glocal
How do Chinese brands navigate cultural translation, craft storytelling, and aesthetic resonance in today’s global luxury landscape?
Gabby YJ Chen, President of Global Expansion at Florasis, shares the brand's global vision and strategic moves.
The Chinese brand reflects jingzhi with a philosophy of sustainability and craftsmanship, balancing tradition and modernity while expanding its global presence.
In 2024, Chinese brands embraced innovation, cultural storytelling, and global expansion, transforming industries from gaming and retail to EVs and autonomous technology.
Luxury
The watchmaker's immersive Shanghai exhibition redefined heritage storytelling, bridging centuries of craftsmanship with forward-looking innovation and cultural intelligence.
The luxury house unveils Nevold, a circularity-driven B2B hub reshaping material use — with growing relevance to China’s sustainability ambitions.
The luxury titan transforms Shanghai’s Postal Museum into a sensory homage to letter writing, blending travel, AI, and cultural nostalgia.
The luxury house launches on RedNote to deepen local engagement, marking a strategic shift in tone and storytelling amid China market headwinds.
The $26-billion platform’s consumer-driven roots make space for progressive voices within limits....
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Yunnan transforms from tea hub to coffee haven, as local beans gain cultural value, consumer demand, and immersive origin experiences....
The luxury house debuts archival couture in Beijing, honoring its legacy as China becomes a key stage for a new creative chapter....
As Hongshan Capital Group exits, AMI Paris must prove its “friendly luxury” vision can resonate with Chinese consumers beyond logo-driven hype....
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