post90s

To post-90s Chinese, luxury is no longer for rich people
Apr 15, 2019
Jenny Chan 陳詠欣

To post-90s Chinese, luxury is no longer for rich people

An Ogilvy study says to make luxury matter to the post-90s generation of young Chinese, brands have to change six marketing rules.

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