TikTok is fuelling a new wave of high-quality fashion dupes, but most are still 100% counterfeit and come with real risks.

In response to US President Donald Trump's trade war, Chinese factories are flooding TikTok with viral videos claiming to ...

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Beijing warns companies like Hermès, Dior, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Ferragamo, Ralph Lauren, Tom Ford, Jimmy Choo, and others ...

Shoppers are being warned to be vigilant for fake designer brands in ... promoting second-hand bags, shoes and clothes from brands like Prada, Gucci and Jimmy Choo, some setting customers back ...

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In the latest twist in the US–China tariff war, Chinese manufacturers are turning to TikTok to do more than vent frustrations — they're blowing the lid off the luxury fashion industry. By claiming to ...