Chinese consumers are shifting from “product consumption” to “experiential consumption,” with a growing willingness to spend domestically.

Nicolas Bos pointed out that growth in the Chinese market was indeed driven by improved performance in Hong Kong and Macao, including both tourist and local customers.

For the eighth time, the Luxe.CO team immersed itself in the heart of Pitti Uomo, decoding the latest trends in the global menswear industry and capturing brand inspirations rich with creativity and insight.

The Luxe.CO research team, with a long-standing focus on the sports and outdoor industries, once again traveled to Munich for in-depth on-site exploration and research at the exhibition.

The prominence of high-end travel retail in the global fashion and luxury landscape continues to rise.

Despite the complex macroeconomic environment, luxury consumption has remained remarkably stable due to consumers’ strong desire for exceptional living experiences.

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

Ten companies from China and six from India are all vertically integrated jewelry retailers, highlighting the significance of China and India as global leaders in gold and jewelry consumption markets.

The demand in the Chinese luxury goods market is recovering, but the pace of recovery may not be as fast as anticipated.

The proportion of consumers planning to increase expenditures and “upgrade” to more expensive brands in the next six months has seen an increase.