Young Chinese consumers are reshaping global luxury

[@nater9466]

I love how, thematically, Aimee Kim is wearing a Van Cleef & Arpels necklace and a Chanel tweed jacket :)

[@MrSaxbb]

The Chinese client is the absolute best client we have in luxury retail in the United States, they spend the most money out of any other type of client and they never return, we value them deeply.

[@PasstheDalek]

They may dress in the most expensive clothing but they are empty and poor inside....

[@hiapom9590]

We need to abandon brand names (from all countries) and focus on acquiring real estate (from all countries).

[@pinchmesh8642]

The average factory worker in shanghi makes $7500 a year.

[@honjokun0615]

I wonder what the consumers in this video think of that wealth gap

[@JorgeRamos-xw6dy]

China has a middle class making $100k+ a year or more. Their middle class is about 300 Million plus the size of the USA. The main concern on luxury items is that the government is frowning on it.

[@honjokun0615]

@@JorgeRamos-xw6dy For the right reason. By what you've described, the wealth gap in China is worse than in Western countries. Constant ostentatious display of wealth reiterate this gap and breeds resentment among the have-nots. God forbid this turns into protests

[@liang.y]

So helpful,thank you for sharing

[@zy2870]

looks like there is growing pie of domestic luxury goods