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Luxury labels embrace casualization to reach China’s youth

September 23, 2019

Fendi worked with Jackson Wang on a capsule collection. Image credit: Fendi

 

By Sarah Jones

Streetwear brands such as Supreme and Off-White are taking off with Chinese millennials and Gen Zs, leading luxury brands to get in on the trend.

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