Arles, Ningxia, and California in Sync: Moët Hennessy Hosts the Second World Living Soils Forum

In the past two weeks, Luxeplace.com observed that two Chinese beauty and fragrance brands have taken significant steps in their global expansion efforts.

By the end of this year, Notre-Dame de Paris will be fully restored and reopen to the public.

Boucheron needs an icon that both carries on the spirit of innovation and meets the aesthetic and practical needs of contemporary consumers.

In a more challenging macroeconomic environment, all regions continued to show strong growth momentum, except for Asia, which was impacted by the decline in foot traffic in the Greater China region.

The business environment in the Chinese market remains challenging.

Luxury brands seeking to break the circle is a trend-driven move, reflecting the changes in young consumers whose luxury consumption psychology has shifted from admiration to considering lifestyle and personal taste.

During the conference call, Jean-Jacques Guiony and analysts mentioned the “Chinese market” and “Chinese consumers” 76 times, making it the most discussed and highlighted topic.

L’Oréal Group will release its second-quarter and first-half performance report on July 30.

All eyes are on artificial intelligence.