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Ty Yiu
Ty Yiu
As a lifestyle journalist turned luxury-marketing specialist, Ty Yiu is an insider when it comes to all things luxe. Writing about fashion, timepieces and the finer things in life, Ty shines the spotlight on the movers and shakers of the Chinese luxury industry and its ups and downs.

Stars like Yang Mi, Li Xiaolu and Chen He all switched to live streaming to sell products online during lockdown – as the entertainment world picks up again, how will celebrities and brands react to the new normal?

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Quarantine-friendly Animal Crossing: New Horizons, by Nintendo, is a game in which the player embarks on a journey on a deserted island – and can create their own styles

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Victoria’s Secret named Zhou Dongyu its latest China ambassador, BMW has Jackson Yee as its face, and Wan Li Mu asked 5 Chinese celebrities to help promote its brand

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Luo managed to sell everything from Xiaomi smartphones to Gillette razors on Douyin to earn more than US$15.5 million, and now has more than 7.8 million followers on the social media platform

TikTok, Taobao, Shanghai Fashion Week online, LV’s Little Red Book, and other Chinese platforms showcased luxury items and earned millions of dollars

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The global pandemic has hurt sales in China and luxury brands are suffering, but now that China is slowing starting to recover, will these companies rebound as well?

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Celebrities in K-drama hits from Her Private Life to Crash Landing On You have put the spotlight on fashion brands like Avou Avou and Couronne, and fans are wondering if they can also get their hands on them