Louis Vuitton and Bulgari on Tuesday joined a legion of brands in dropping Chinese-Canadian pop idol Kris Wu, as sexual assault allegations swirling around the star drew condemnation across Chinese social media.
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![]( "Ganni goes D2C in China with Tmall launch")
Ganni goes D2C in China with Tmall launchExpanding Danish fashion brand Ganni — which is one of the best known Scandi labels globally — is entering Chinese direct-to-consumer (D2C) distribution with a launch on Alibaba’s Tmall.
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![]( "French Federation claims quarter-billion-euro Media Impact Value for 2021 events in Paris")
French Federation claims quarter-billion-euro Media Impact Value for 2021 events in ParisThe Federation de la Haute Couture et de la Mode has released estimates revealing that collectively all its catwalk seasons in Paris so far in 2021 scored a Media Impact Value of nearly a quarter of a billion euros.
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![]( "Tmall Luxury Pavilion gives digital boost to Watches and Wonders")
Tmall Luxury Pavilion gives digital boost to Watches and WondersAlibaba’s luxury e-commerce platform has partnered with the luxury watch fair organized by the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie in order to enhance the event’s digital capabilities.
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![]( "Luxury: digital initiatives, narratives now essential for the industry")
Luxury: digital initiatives, narratives now essential for the industryIn the last year, the luxury industry’s digitalisation process has accelerated at all levels, radically transforming the labels’ relationship with the public, as shown recently by Bottega Veneta, Versace and Balmain.
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![]( "Hugo Boss faces wrath of Chinese netizens and celebs")
Hugo Boss faces wrath of Chinese netizens and celebsAt least three Chinese celebrities on Saturday dropped German fashion house Hugo Boss, the latest foreign brand caught in a concerted boycott by Chinese consumers over Western accusations of forced labour in Xinjiang.
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![]( "Chinese apps join celebs in backlash against Western fashion brands over Xinjiang")
Chinese apps join celebs in backlash against Western fashion brands over XinjiangChina’s top ride-hailing app dropped Swedish fashion retailer H&M from its listings as Chinese celebrities stopped endorsing foreign labels in a growing uproar over Western accusations of forced labour in Xinjiang.
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![]( "Nike sees social media storm in China over Xinjiang statement")
Nike sees social media storm in China over Xinjiang statementAnger with Nike erupted on Chinese social media on Wednesday after China's netizens spotted a statement from the U.S. giant saying it was "concerned" about reports of forced labour in Xinjiang.
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![]( "After H&M, more foreign retail brands under fire in China in Xinjiang fallout")
After H&M, more foreign retail brands under fire in China in Xinjiang falloutMore foreign retail brands came under criticism from social media in China on Thursday, in the wake of Beijing's propaganda offensive against H&M over the Swedish company's previously aired concerns on Xinjiang.
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![]( "H&M's Xinjiang cotton ban sparks China backlash")
H&M's Xinjiang cotton ban sparks China backlashSwedish clothing giant H&M's decision to no longer source cotton from China's Xinjiang region is drawing a backlash as the country adopts an increasingly assertive stance against accusations of human rights violations.