Denni Hu
China Bureau Chief at Women's Wear Daily (WWD)
Fashion journalist @BoF. Alum @bloombergtech, multimedia journalist, UNC grad. Tech Chic. Views are all my own. IG：denni_hu
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6 days ago |
wwd.com | Alex Wynne |Jenny B. Fine |Faye Brookman |Emily Burns |Kathryn Hopkins |Noor Lobad | +5 more
Speed and agility were the buzzwords of 2024, so it's apropos that beauty sales broke the $250 billion barrier for the first time last year. But there are clouds on the horizon. What's clear from the 2024 WWD Beauty Inc Top 100, our annual ranking of the world's largest beauty companies by sales, is that the industry is undergoing seismic shifts as a result of geopolitical tensions, technological advances and a consumer landscape that is more complex than ever before.
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2 weeks ago |
wwd.com | Denni Hu
Perfumer H, the 10-year-old brand founded by British perfumer Lyn Harris, has opened its first door in mainland China. Joining the hubbub of downtown Shanghai, the Perfumer H boutique occupies a four-story lane house on Julu Road, becoming its most expansive project to date.
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2 weeks ago |
wwd.com | Denni Hu
SHANGHAI - Even though Chinese designers remain mostly unperturbed by U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs - due to their hyper-focus on the domestic market - they still have to reckon with the slow burn of a multibrand retail market in flux and an increasingly cautious economic climate. This season, what caught buyers' eyes were established designers, such as Samuel Gui Yang and Mark Gong, who demonstrated consistency that were also conveyed through easy products.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Denni Hu
SHANGHAI — Even though Chinese designers remain mostly unperturbed by U.S. President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs — due to their hyper-focus on the domestic market — they still have to reckon with the slow burn of a multibrand retail market in flux and an increasingly cautious economic climate. This season, what caught buyers’ eyes were established designers, such as Samuel Gui Yang and Mark Gong, who demonstrated consistency that were also conveyed through easy products.
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2 weeks ago |
wwd.com | Denni Hu
Moose Knuckles, the Canadian luxury outerwear brand, has named Mia Wang chief executive officer, Asia Pacific, effective immediately. Wang succeeds Eric Tosello, who held the title of executive vice president of Asia Pacific for the last three years. "Mia brings a rare combination of entrepreneurial grit, digital fluency, and cultural insight, making her uniquely equipped to shape our presence across the region.
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