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From fitness recovery sessions to skincare masterclasses, Beijing’s SKP-S is moving beyond one-off retail activations. Through recurring programming, curated brand experiences and membership services, the destination is exploring how luxury retail can build lasting consumer relationships.

WEEKLY BRIEF

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Coach drives 39% Greater China growth for Tapestry.
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Ralph Lauren’s China revenue rises more than 35%.
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Canada Goose records 32.5% Greater China growth.
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Qeelin launches a standalone pure-gold brand.
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Sierra Designs opens its first China store in Shanghai.
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Guangzhou Beauty Week puts Chinese beauty globalization at the center.
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China’s fragrance ecosystem becomes more professionalized.
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L’Oréal deepens its China innovation strategy at CIIE.
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Amorepacific brings longevity science and four global launches to China.
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Exclusive products become a growth engine for luxury during 11.11.

Neo-Luxury Economy

After decades of championing emerging designers, Sara Sozzani Maino believes fashion’s future depends on more than discovering new talent. During this year’s Fashion Asia Hong Kong, she reflects on the changing meaning of craftsmanship, the importance of cultural exchange and why investing in the next generation matters more than ever.
Chinese beauty companies have built formidable advantages in product development and supply chains. Winning overseas increasingly depends on something harder to scale: understanding how local consumers discover, evaluate and ultimately trust a brand.
Yici is redefining contemporary Chinese luxury through tactility, emotional resonance, and ceramic design—building objects meant not just to be seen, but lived with.

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Jingzhi Brand

Founded after Joshua Mihan and Julia Brown returned from London to Melbourne, Mihan Aromatics began as a love letter to Australia. Through genderless parfums rooted in memory, family legacy, and emotional storytelling, the brand is bringing its poetic fragrance language to China’s evolving niche scent community.

Jingzhi Voice

At Esxence 2026, China’s fragrance industry gained visibility not only as a growth market, but as a group of key stakeholders entering the global conversation. From buyers studying trends to creators presenting new olfactory languages, Chinese perfumery is beginning to shape how the artistic fragrance world understands China.

Market Briefing

September 21–27, 2026 Global luxury and fragrance brands continued to invest in China through destination shows, upgraded stores and large-scale market entries, while Chinese brands pushed premiumization at home and tested more ambitious routes abroad. China’s premium consumer market offered few signs of standing still last week. Dior put Shanghai on its global runway calendar, […]

The Visionary

From collecting nearly 1,000 perfumes to building KAYALI, Mona Kattan has made fragrance discovery a personal mission. As the Dubai-born brand enters China through Sephora, she discusses gourmand scents, layering, cultural curiosity and why perfume should be a source of joy.
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