Focused on investing in innovative trends and high-value categories related to “beauty” in the domestic market, with the aim of identifying and supporting a new generation of leading companies that combine efficacy, scientific advancement, and the ability to define aesthetics with Chinese characteristics.

“If you want to be a brand truly rooted in the Chinese market, you absolutely cannot ignore the ‘other half’ of the Chinese market beyond physical stores.”

In 2025, the brand plans to open 10-15 single-brand stores, expanding into more cities and high-end shopping districts. The opening of the Shanghai flagship store serves as the prologue to this expansion.

This Huaihai Road store, which opened in 2007, was H&M’s first and largest store in the Chinese Mainland market.

The global sports-fashion industry, led by running, undoubtedly continues to find its opportunities in the Chinese market, where high-end opportunities are still emerging.

“My vision is for Grand Gateway 66 to leave an impression on the outside world as a mall that is constantly renewing itself and full of vitality.”

Loro Piana will hold its first-ever exhibition from March 22 to May 5, 2025, in Shanghai.

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The true “carrier-class” project begins to unveil itself.

These 21 executives represent companies including LVMH, Kering, Richemont, L’Oréal Group, Tapestry, lululemon, and Asics.