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Cultural appropriation vs appreciation: Can luxury brands in China tell the difference?
SOUNDING BOARD: Dior, yet another luxury house, faces heat from China's internet—this time for basing the design of a pleated skirt that closely resembles a traditional garment. Brand experts discuss if high fashion has an appropriation problem.
Why sports collaborations could be a goldmine for luxury
Chinese consumers are seeing an influx of sports collaborations from niche categories like skiing and camping, and there are good reasons behind why. Photo: Courtesy of adidas.
Dior's localisation strategy in China pays dividends
Through its efforts to localise in China, the Christian Dior group recorded $21.6 billion in revenue during the first half of 2020, with 12% organic growth.
Will Chinese consumers forgive Dior?
Perhaps the most important aspect of Dior’s bounce back strategy, was a component that was not specific to the crisis alone, but dependent on the brand’s long term commitment to the Chinese market.
Dior in crisis in China, but yet to apologize on Western social media
During a workshop at a Chinese university, the brand presented a map of China that did not include Taiwan.
In industry first, Dior Beauty debuts livestreaming sales on WeChat
The hour-long livestreaming session took place in Chengdu on November 16.
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