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Join us on Oct. 8th at 9AM EST for an exclusive webinar on the future of China’s health and wellness market. From luxury wellness products to digital fitness innovations, China’s wellness industry is evolving rapidly, driven by the demands of Gen Z and millennials. Our expert panel will discuss how brands are adapting to meet these shifts and the growing demand for holistic health experiences. Speakers include: - Lisa N., Beauty Editor, Jing Daily (Moderator) - Matthias Terrettaz, General Manager, Bulgari Hotel Group Shanghai - Danni L. Liu, Partner & GM of Europe Office, iBLUE GROUP - Zarina Kanji, Managing Director, UK & EU, WPIC Marketing + Technologies Topics to be covered: - The intersection of luxury and wellness, and how brands adapt to a growing demand for premium health experiences. - How digital fitness is reshaping wellness offerings and influencing consumer habits. - The role of Gen Z and millennials in leading China’s shift toward holistic health solutions. - Key trends driving market shifts, including "self-care," "punk health," "spiritual wellness," and more. - Insights into what’s shaping the future of wellness in China, from luxury products to evolving consumer behaviors. Spots are filling up fast—register now to reserve yours!

Young Middle Eastern consumers are fueling a beauty boom as disposable incomes rise and self-care movements take hold. With MENA’s beauty market forecast to reach $60 billion by 2025, what trends are shaping the landscape? Read more here:

Just one month after announcing Haider Ackermann as its new Creative Director, TOM FORD FASHION is making major moves in China. The brand has unveiled a flagship store in Beijing – its first in China to feature the full menswear, womenswear, footwear, and accessories range – along with a new menswear store in Hangzhou and a pop-up in Shanghai showcasing made-to-measure knitwear. With elevated client services rolling out, CEO Lelio Gavazza shares how TOM FORD FASHION aims to captivate young, fashion-forward Chinese consumers through personalization, quality, and balancing a fresh creative vision with the brand's iconic heritage. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eb2uyzw7 #TOMFORDFASHION #LelioGavazza #JingDaily #PartnershipContent

As China’s economy cools, with the country's retail market poised to grow by just 4% next year, many luxury brands are turning their attention to a new hotspot: India. According to recent reports, India’s luxury sector is expected to more than triple by 2030, driven by increasing discretionary spending and a growing number of high-net-worth individuals. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gYRXD6Nz

As the world’s second largest luxury market softens, watch brands are under pressure. Offering insight into the state of the hard luxury market, Re-Hub's Q3 2024 Compass Index identifies key trends and strategies brands can adopt to stay competitive in the year ahead:

Egypt’s tourism industry is experiencing a surge in 2024, with a 65% increase in Chinese visitors, according to the Egyptian Tourism Authority. Projections suggest that over 300,000 Chinese tourists will visit Egypt this year. What's behind the country's growing appeal? Find out here: https://lnkd.in/eTEX6zpV

As China’s Singles’ Day shopping festival gears up for its most competitive iteration yet, fierce discounting could pose a long-term challenge for global luxury beauty brands. How long can brands continue to play the Singles’ Day discounting game without damaging their image? We dissect here:

Earlier this week, Nike named Elliott Hill as CEO and Dong Wei as chairwoman and CEO of Nike Greater China, while also leading ACG globally. With the brand facing a sales slump and a 23.38% drop in stock this year, can their leadership help reclaim The Swoosh's crown? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/er_RGcSn

Economic uncertainty is reshaping buying habits, fueling the rise of domestic brands and challenging luxury behemoths like LVMH and Kering. How can brands adapt? Read more here:

After a six-year hiatus, the hotly-anticipated Victoria’s Secret runway returned on Tuesday with a bang. Featuring an all-female lineup of performers and the return of original models like Tyra Banks and Adriana Lima alongside new faces like Alex Consani and Paloma Elsesser, the show spotlighted diversity and female empowerment. It was a welcome revival for China’s netizens, who praised the brand's fresh approach. The show signals a new chapter for Victoria’s Secret, both in China and globally, following recent success in the mainland. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ePGCVyM5