Dior Indefinitely Postpones Hong Kong Fashion Show Amid Economic Uncertainties

The luxury brand's decision reflects concerns over China's economic situation, impacting Hong Kong's efforts to revive its global standing through major events.

• Dior has indefinitely postponed a fashion show in Hong Kong, originally scheduled for March 23, due to unspecified reasons.
• The postponement deals a significant blow to Hong Kong's ambitions to boost its economy and international image through 'mega events'.
• Hong Kong has been actively courting international celebrities and brands to overcome the impacts of social unrest and pandemic restrictions.
• A source familiar with Dior cited China's economic uncertainties as a factor in the decision to postpone the event.
• The event was expected to cost about $12.8 million and attract nearly 1,000 attendees, showcasing Dior's men's autumn collection by artistic director Kim Jones.

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