Though the clothes have been out for a while (and many of the celebrities themselves wore the dresses shown on the catwalk to the event), Marc Jacobs gave the fashion crowd an excuse to come out and take in an electric seventies feel collection. more ›

Not long ago US Vogue Editor in Chief Anna Wintour was doing the rounds in Beijing and she was even spotted taking a tour of the Shanghai museum this past Thanksgiving. Over the course of her trip, she met with local design talent Uma Wang and surveyed the overall Chinese market but apparently, the Chinese fashion crowd couldn't stop yakking to her the entire time about Marc Jacobs. more ›

Marc Jacobs's sent a Shanghai-inspired collection down the runway this week for Louis Vuitton, but instead of the sophistication that usually comes from fashion's wonder boy, the clothes were bogged down with Oriental stereotypes. more ›

In this week's edition of "Shanghaiist Trashes the Media" we have an article from the Sydney Morning Herald. Here's the premise: more ›

From the February 27 issue of New York magazine, we learn that Shanghai is the No. 1 destination New Yorkers are "fleeing" to (Nos. 2 and 3 are Budapest and Pittsburgh, naturally). Here's what the magazine wrote about our city: more ›

Hong Kong fashion mecca Joyce will expand its boutiques to Shanghai and Beijing by 2007, according to managing director Adrienne Ma. Ma told Bloomberg News: "Greater China is definitely our focus, our direction, our strategy." more ›