Luxury brands are moving beyond superficial symbolic expressions, striving to discover new perspectives and engage in deeper dialogue with Chinese consumers.

Past Highlights from the Luxe.CO Silk Culture Column: T […]

In 2024, cocoon sales generated RMB 846 million [approx. USD 117 million] in revenue for silkworm farmers in Ningnan County, with the overall industry output reaching RMB 3.184 billion [approx. USD 441 million].

In the first quarter of 2025, Luxe.CO Intelligence tracked and analyzed 105 major developments by luxury brands in the Chinese Mainland. From these, it selected five of the most exemplary cases that offer valuable insights for the industry, accompanied by exclusive commentary.

During the 2024 Milan Design Week and Salone del Mobile, Luxe.CO was invited to experience FENDI Casa’s newly launched luxury furniture collection and engaged in an in-depth conversation with Alberto Da Passano.

Amid mounting pressure across the broader luxury indust […]

From Fendi, a pioneer in home collaborations, to Tiffany’s recent foray, LUXE.CO explores how these brands are conquering diverse living scenarios through their latest home collections.

Luxury fashion brands are expanding into luxury and ult […]

After two consecutive months of gains at the start of the year, the Luxe.Co Luxury Industry Stock Index plunged, falling from 265.5 to 231.3—a decline of 12.9%—returning to the sluggish level seen at the end of last year.

Luxe.CO boldly speculates that the silk used in Hermès’ very first scarf in 1937 may have come from Jili, Huzhou, China.