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LF #Beauty: meeting Asian consumers' needs has...
LF Beauty: meeting Asian consumers' needs has 'never been more challenging' By Lucy Whitehouse +, 13-Jul-2016, cosmeticsdesign-asia The president of LF Beauty, a third party manufacturer and supplier, has spoken of the challenges and opportunities being posed for beauty by the Asia marke... Lire la suite...
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Ethnic #skin care: the way forward or outmoded...
Ethnic skin care: the way forward or outmoded concept? By DSM Nutritional Products, Ltd 16-Jun-2016, CosmeticsDesign-Europe.com Whilst the power of beautiful skin is undeniably universal, skin care needs vary widely from person to person. Men’s skin is not the same as women’s; younger skin... Lire la suite...
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Conference « Luxury & China » [06/30] Sharing...
[VIEW THE PICTURES ON FLICKR] Conference « Luxury and China: insights and perspectives for 2016 and beyond » [06/30] Sharing the event’s most important moments [#promiseconsulting @adetem] On Thursday, June 30, 2016, at the Café l’Adjugé in Paris, Promise Consulting hos... Lire la suite...
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[Figure You Should Know] – 630 M[#economy...
According to McKinsey (March 2014), by 2022, middle class in China will change considerably, mainly geographically. Tier 1 cities (Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen) might see their share of urban middle class decline (from 40% in 2002 to 16% in 2022) while it should be rising in tier... Lire la suite...
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Chinese travel spending shifts from Hard Luxury...
FROM THE JING DAILY - APRIL, 20, 2016 - JENIIFER JAPP Recent consumer surveys show that Chinese shoppers are more focused on premium everyday necessities, which is influencing how they make purchasing decisions abroad. A survey conducted by the FTConfidential Research unit at the Financial... Lire la suite...
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[Figure You Should Know] – 50 years old...
Chinese consumers in the age group of 50 (or above) tend to make less online purchases than any of the other age groups. We can assume they are not technology-driven users, though it is actually not the case. According to a report by KPMG (2015), Chinese consumers over 50 years old are... Lire la suite...
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#Watch: Louis Vuitton’s Chinese Documentary...
March 2, 2016, JING DAILY In an industry where fashion and art often collide, it’s hard not to think of Louis Vuitton. The brand has been busy blazing trails in this way in the last few years, opening an art museum outside of Paris in 2014 that would eventually lead to a co... Lire la suite...
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[Figure You Should Know] – 1st tier [#brands...
First-tier cities, namely Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen (“The Big Four”), are defined by their economic development, number of inhabitants, industries and well-known brands settled in and per capita Gross Domestic Product, among other factors. This classification is quite hand... Lire la suite...
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SK-II Addresses China’s Leftover Women in...
April 7, 2016 from Jing Daily A new ad campaign by luxury cosmetics brand SK-II addresses a social issue in China that doesn’t usually receive much attention in the country’s commercial scene: the plight of sheng nu , or “leftover women.” If one wasn’t aware of how twenty-somethin... Lire la suite...
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How the Korean Innisfree Became the Most...
FROM L2 / THE DAILY THURSDAY / MARCH,31, 2016 Innisfree is one of the most popular Korean beauty brands in China, as evidenced by its high search volume on Baidu, Taobao, and Youku. (Innisfree was the top Beauty brand according to both the Taobao and Baidu Indexes.) L2 research finds t... Lire la suite...