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Ralph Lauren Defies the Luxury Slowdown as China Sales Surge More Than 40%

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By Lin Ying
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Ralph Lauren has delivered one of the clearest signals yet that the global luxury and premium market is not experiencing a uniform downturn, but rather a profound redistribution of growth across brands, geographies and consumer segments.
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South Korea is becoming one of the World’s most strategic Luxury Markets

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By Lin Ying
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While much of the international luxury industry continues to wait for a stronger recovery in China, South Korea is emerging as one of the most dynamic and strategically important markets for the world’s leading luxury houses. Recent quarterly results have delivered a clear message: Hermès, Kering, Moncler, Richemont and Burberry have all highlighted the strength of the South Korean market, while LVMH continues to reinforce its commitment to the country through investment and expansion.
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China Is Buying Fewer Handbags but Still Investing in Luxury Beauty

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By Lin Ying
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For more than two decades, China has been one of the main engines of growth for the global luxury industry. Leading European maisons built a significant part of their strategies around consumers willing to buy handbags, watches, jewellery and high-end accessories with increasing frequency. The latest market data, however, points to a profound change in purchasing behaviour. Luxury is not disappearing in China; it is being redefined.
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