Luxury brands rise as LVMH takes notice


A view of The Louis, which was launched in Shanghai earlier this year. CHINA DAILY

Bernard Arnault, CEO of LVMH, made a visit to China last month — the third year in a row — continuing his strategic focus on the region's luxury market. However, this year's trip marked a notable turn. It is reported that Arnault spent time in Shanghai visiting emerging local luxury brands Songmont and Laopu Gold.

His itinerary, which included purchasing handbags from Songmont and calling Laopu Gold "exquisite and interesting", has sparked significant industry speculation, drawing attention to the growing strength of homegrown Chinese luxury brands.

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