The dupe phenomenon is a symptom of a deeper crisis within the luxury industry: the erosion of trust, driven by the actions of the brands themselves.

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From Grand Prix brand moments to everyday wear, Lululemon’s China playbook mixes high performance with high relevance — and ...

Set in Harajuku, Loewe’s family-friendly Crafted World show highlights the maison’s Spanish roots, Japanese expansion, and ...

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Country’s next wellness wave fuses ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine wisdom with modern superfood convenience — creating ...

K-beauty is booming in the US and Japan but fading in China. Can it reinvent itself to stay a global powerhouse?

Brand collaborations are leveraging cultural touch points, limited exclusivity, and design innovation to create genuine buzz ...

Lufthansa is betting on customization to woo Chinese premium flyers, debuting its Allegris cabin on flagship routes like ...

China’s automotive powerhouse outpaces Tesla in revenue while expanding globally, signaling a shifting balance of power in ...

The designers bring proven commercial success and American pragmatism to a house built on Spanish artisanship, potentially ...