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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...
If There Really Is Brand Fatigue in China, Why is Burberry’s Popularity Rising?
One day, Louis Vuitton is spelling out doom and gloom for the luxury market, and the next, Burberry posted better-than-expected quarterly sales. How can two brands similar in demo...
The New Normal for Luxury in China
Bain & Company recently reported that China’s luxury market grew just 7 percent in 2012, compared to 30 percent in 2011. China bought a quarter of the world’s luxury produ...
LVMH to Remake La Samaritaine Into New Paris Shopping Hotspot for Chinese Tourists
La Samaritaine, the historic Paris department store complex that LVMH shuttered eight years ago over safety concerns, is undergoing a major makeover. According to WSJ, renovations...
How Chinese Big Spenders Want To Shop
With the Chinese New Year just around the corner, the wealthiest and savviest of Chinese luxury buyers are using their vacation week to create shopping sprees in Europe, Hong Kong...
Are These Three Reasons Behind China’s Luxury Slowdown?
With luxury sales declining in first-tier cities and flashy, showy brands taking an especially hard hit, many experts are trying to explain this change in China’s once red-h...
Chinese Ultra-Rich Desire Stealth Luxury
Prada has China to thank for most of its 60 percent-growth in the first quarter of 2012, and many industry insiders consider it a marker for the country’s maturing fashion sensi...
