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Chinese Love Giving French Luxury Brands As Gifts
The Hurun Chinese Luxury Consumer Survey 2013 found that French luxury brands are still the most popular among gift-givers, reports China Daily.
The top three brands for women’s...
Are Luxury Brands Adding A ‘Mystery’ Markup in China?
Shoppers expect luxury goods to cost a lot of money, but should prices vary dramatically from country to country?
Some experts say no. “The profits [luxury brands] are making in...
Prices of Luxury Goods Rising in China
For those hoping that luxury goods prices will drop in China…that’s not happening.
Luxury products already have quite a high premium in mainland China compared to othe...
Chanel “Le Train Bleu” Exhibit At The Guangzhou Opera House
Fashion house Chanel has brought a dazzling array of its history and influence on culture to the Guangzhou Opera House in an exhibit designed by Jean-Louis Froment, art director f...
The Desire to ‘Trade Up’ Keeps China Luxury Strong
The Harvard Business Review (HBR) says that China will surpass the United States as the second-largest market by 2015, accounting for $87 billion (23 percent) of a $379 billion pe...
Delivering Dior to the Chinese Luxury Consumer Via DiorMag Chinese Edition
This March, Dior launched an online fashion magazine through their website filled with articles, images, current news and product galleries divided into various sections. With thi...
Why China Keeps Buying Despite Rising Price of Luxury Goods
The new year means new, higher prices for luxury brands across the board. Gucci raised the price of its bags by 10 percent globally. In November, the prices of leather products fr...
