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16 Sep

Louis Vuitton Men’s Spring-Summer 2023 Show in Aranya, China

Louis Vuitton Men’s Spring-Summer 2023 Show in Aranya, China
After its debut in Paris, Louis Vuitton presents the Men’s Spring-Summer 2023 Collection in Aranya, China. See more at https://on.louisvuitton.com/6001MREgD ABOUT LOUIS VUITTON Since 1854, Louis Vuitton has placed fashion within the context of culture bringing unique designs to the world, combining innovation with style and uncompromising quality. Today, the Maison stays faithful to the spirit of its founder, Louis Vuitton, who invented a real “Art of Travel” through luggage, bags and accessories which were as creative as they were elegant and practical. Still have not subscribe to Louis Vuitton on YouTube? ► https://on.louisvuitton.com/6053GTKUS CONNECT WITH LOUIS VUITTON Discover more on: https://on.louisvuitton.com/6054GTKUs Twitter: https://on.louisvuitton.com/6055GTKUt Facebook: https://on.louisvuitton.com/6056GTKUQ Instagram: https://on.louisvuitton.com/6057GTKUv ...
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11 Sep

Prada and Panerai Cut Ties With China Ambassador Li

Prada and Panerai Cut Ties With China Ambassador Li
LONDON — Chinese actor Li Yifeng, the face of Prada, Panerai, Remy Martin and L’Oréal Paris, has been detained by the authorities for repeatedly visiting prostitutes, which is against the law in China. In line with the state-run media CCTV, Li’s misconduct, which he confessed, was exposed during a criminal investigation. While the unique announcement from the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau regarding the detention on Weibo didn't disclose his full name, CCTV confirmed that it was the actor, 35, citing sources from “authoritative channels.” Prada and Panerai said shortly after the news broke that each brands have terminated Li’s ambassadorship. Li is the newest high-profile goal in China’s crackdown on the entertainment industry, following a slew of huge Chinese stars like...
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10 Sep

L’Oréal’s China Fund Makes First Investment in Chinese Fragrance

L’Oréal’s China Fund Makes First Investment in Chinese Fragrance
SHANGHAI — L’Oréal’s China Fund, Shanghai Meicifang Investment, has taken a minority stake in Chinese fragrance brand Documents. That is Meicifang’s first investment within the China market. Meicifang’s minority stake marks the closing of Documents’ Series A round investment of greater than $10 million renminbi, or $1.4 million. Cathay Capital’s Consumer Co-Creation Fund also led this round of investment. The news was unveiled during Shanghai May 5 Shopping Festival’s Global Recent Products Debut Season event today, in keeping with local media reports. “Documents just isn't only an emerging pioneer within the Chinese high-end personalized beauty market, but in addition a Chinese fragrance brand popular amongst young Chinese shoppers for its signature oriental aesthetics,” Fabrice Megarbane, president of L’Oréal North Asia and CEO of L’Oréal...
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4 Sep

Supply Chain Strain, Altered Shopper Habit Evolve China Beauty

Supply Chain Strain, Altered Shopper Habit Evolve China Beauty
SHANGHAI — Shanghai‘s prolonged COVID-19-related lockdowns in April forced beauty brands to halt production for a minimum of a month, sending shockwaves through the industry. “Supply chain capability was a much larger differentiating factor than the primary time around,” said Melinda Hu, senior analyst at Bernstein. “Shanghai was negatively impacted on countrywide sales, each online and offline.” With warehouses near Shanghai, Estée Lauder and Shiseido “had severely restricted their distribution operations,” said Hu. “Nevertheless, for L’Oréal, which had a broader set of distribution assets across the country, the impact was less severe. “Domestic brands with headquarters in Shanghai, similar to Shanghai Jahwa, Jala Group, Shanghai Chicmax and Percaline saw significant declines. With the lifting of the lockdown in Shanghai, we expect to see...
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