Chinese social media is reeling from a trend where parents dress their kids in "spicy" clothing. State media has come out guns blazing against the concept, calling it "soft pornography." ...

A Chinese company has been fined 600,000 yuan (approximately Rs 72 lakh) by the government for running fake children's fashion shows and defrauding parents of 367,000 yuan (around Rs 44 lakh).

It evolved through various dynasties and reflected changes in Chinese society, culture, and fashion trends. Here’s a brief overview of its historical development: Ancient Origins .

Foreign brands in China are scrambling to fend off their new competitors. Lavazza, an Italian coffee chain, has tried selling ...

A Chinese company has been fined 600,000 yuan (approximately ₹ 72 lakh) for orchestrating fake children’s fashion shows and defrauding parents of 367,000 yuan (around ₹ 44lakh), reported the ...

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I Am Golden, a new children’s story by Instagram director Eva Chen, who was bullied at school for being Chinese, encourages kids to celebrate who they are and where they come from.

As spring arrives and children outgrow their winter wardrobes, many families are bracing for potential price hikes of up to 145% on kids' clothing, shoes and toys imported from China.

Amanda Yao talks openly on Chinese social media about weighing 100 kilograms – and sells fashionable, high-end clothing for plus-size people.

The recently concluded 2025 Puyuan Fashion Week featured the typical straight-faced, statuesque models strutting down runways in haute couture to loud, pulsating beats, while immaculately styled ...

Ms Yao began selling plus-size clothing four years ago after returning to China from Britain, where she had worked for several years. “I found it especially hard to buy clothing here,” she said.

A Chinese company has been fined 600,000 yuan (approximately Rs 72 lakh) by the government for running fake children's fashion shows and defrauding parents of 367,000 yuan (around Rs 44 lakh).