Joyce
Hong Kong's pioneering luxury tastemaker
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Joyce is the Hong Kong retailer that introduced the city — and much of Asia — to European luxury and avant-garde design. Built on the eye of its founder Joyce Ma, it was for years the region’s most influential fashion destination, credited with bringing names like Comme des Garçons and Dries Van Noten to Asian shoppers first. Now part of the Lane Crawford Joyce Group, it trades under a name and heritage that remain distinctly its own, though on a smaller footprint than at its peak, its curatorial legacy still woven into Hong Kong’s identity as a fashion capital.
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To manage through the coronavirus crisis, it’s critical to find new ways to stay connected with employees and customers, says the president of Lane Crawford and Joyce.
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In spite of the country’s slowing economy, stock market turmoil and a climate of uncertainty, China’s luxury market still presents lucrative opportunities if you know which direction to look.
It's Time to Talk About Fashion's Poor Payors
A number of prestigious retailers have been squeezing young London designers on payment terms and, in some cases, failing to pay on time, which can be debilitating for emerging fashion businesses. These practices must be stopped.
