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A Belgian leather handbag brand that typically appeals to older clientele is beginning to tap into a completely different consumer in China.

A Belgian leather handbag brand that typically appeals to older clientele is beginning to tap into a completely different consumer in China.

We're reviewing the China luxury stories our readers were most interested in this year, which covered topics ranging from WeChat to Brexit.

The youthful, vintage-inspired line hits stores in mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau next month.

Indie and big-name dress brands are gaining exposure to China's increasingly savvy fashionistas thanks to Rent the Runway's cousins.

As Alibaba's annual e-commerce bonanza Singles' Day saw double-digit growth again this year, mobile sales took up the majority of orders.

American luxury retailers like Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman get in on the massive Chinese e-commerce holiday Singles' Day.

Bain & Company's latest report on the global luxury industry finds that Chinese consumers for the first time saw a decrease in contribution to the international market.

Hip up-and-coming clothing labels are increasingly filling the missing space between fast fashion and ultra luxury in China.

A new CBRE survey of Chinese millennials finds that not being able to afford to buy property means they're actually spending more on shopping and entertainment.

Many collections in Beijing Fashion Week’s opening days gave a nod to the qipao, Mao suit and imperial styles, albeit with modern twists and some romantic flair, as if designers were working in another era

After the departure of Coach last month, the platform attempts to lure in luxury brands with the promise of a “fifth world fashion week" in Shanghai.