Denni Hu is a journalist at BoF. She specializes in the intersection of beauty and fashion, covering topics such as apparel design, luxury goods, and the evolving retail landscape, including e-commerce and brick-and-mortar stores. Denni's insights and work have been featured in prominent publications such as Vogue Business, Yahoo Finance, and WWD.
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Denni's coverage primarily focuses on the beauty and fashion industry, with an emphasis on luxury brands, China, retail, and beauty. Her content includes a significant portion of press releases and private sector announcements.
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The Sephora x Goodbai Goodees Twinkle Denim collaboration launches in Sephora and Goodbai stores on Thursday.
By: Denni Hu
Lululemon appoints China head to lead APAC, hired former Louis Vuitton executive to create a unified APAC leadership structure.
By: Denni Hu
The Chinese footwear label Xtep, whose logo accidentally mirrors SpaceX's, has released two new outsole technologies that doubles as fashion statements, as seen on Maye Musk.
From Shanghai's increasingly competitive luxury retail landscape to a new wave of high-profile projects in regional cities, developers are bigger, more experiential destinations to reshape the physical retail playbook.
Shein shares plunged as much as 10 percent after its market debut, underscoring a challenging outlook for the ultra-fast fashion company.
By: Denni Hu
Luxury brands may have become more prudent in China , but luxury mall operators are pushing ahead as they update the physical retail playbook with
Wang Yibo, the Chinese actor, singer and racer is seen in pieces that embody the Los Angeles-based wellness brand's core "studio-to-street" ethos.
After tapping Chinese celebrity Rosy Zhao to launch its official e-commerce store on Tmall, Alo continues to lean into star power and has named Chinese actor, singer and racer Wang Yibo its latest global brand ambassador.
By: Denni Hu
The unveiling of a new Stuart Weitzman store at the prestigious Shanghai shopping mall coincides with the brand's global push for its hero product, the over-the-knee boots.
Santa Maria Novella's first directly operated flagship in China aims to bridge Florentine history with Chinese herbal traditions.
