The China Report: Innovation in Luxury

September 18, 2018

Chinese supermodel Liu Wen at Chanel's recent pop-up store. Chanel is one of the most well-regarded luxury brands in China. Image credit: Liuwen/instagram

By Staff reports

The China Report: Innovation in Luxury

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The China Report: Innovation in Luxury

The China Report: Innovation in Luxury

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