Amy Snelling
Apr 24, 2020

Are China-facing fashion and beauty campaigns ready for a makeover?

Long-dominated by porcelain skin and a slim physique, the definition of beauty is slowly changing, thanks in part to a number of influential Chinese consumers—and brands are paying attention.

Neiwai: 'Every type of figure deserves recognition and respect'

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