China-AsiaStocks.com, an investor and industry portal China-Asia sector within Investorideas.com, reports on China's growing appetite for luxury goods from fashion, to cars, to jewelry and how both China's domestic and established well-known foreign brands are meeting the increasing demands. With a rising number of millionaires and a growing middle class, China is poised to become the second biggest consumer of luxury goods by 2015.

Coach Inc. (News, Market), BMW Group (News, Market), Audi AG, the luxury carmaker owned by Volkswagen (News, Market, the Swatch Group Ltd (News, Market) and OmniaLuo, Inc. (OTCBB: OLOU ir.omnialuoinc.com ), are just a few of the brands that are succeeding based on understanding China's consumer needs. Hyundai (News, Market) is refurbishing its brand image to a new luxury car to increase market share and appeal to the consumer's desire for high-end brands.

The fashion industry in China is changing rapidly, as Chinese consumers want to make purchases that reflect their new-found success and social status.

China's International Clothing and Accessories Fair "CHIC 2008," held in Beijing March 28 - 31, 2008 is attracting some of the best in the fashion industry. OmniaLuo, Inc. (OTCBB: OLOU ir.omnialuoinc.com ), a domestic China-based company that designs, markets and distributes the luxury women's apparel brand " OMNIALUO," will be exhibiting at CHIC 2008 as part of it growth and expansion strategy.

As award-winning domestic brand designer, Cindy Luo, OmniaLuo Chairwoman and CEO feels she has her finger on the pulse of the new breed of luxury consumers in China, commenting," We see many luxury brands including Dior (News, Market) and Luis Vutton entering the Chinese marketplace to expand market share, selling to Chinese consumers. Also, several foreign fashion brands have moved their production to China - so China is becoming an integral part of the high-end fashion industry in all aspects. Our company understands the consumer, knows the competition and feels we can compete with well- known foreign luxury brands."

Coach Inc. (News, Market), internationally desired for its luxury handbags and accessories, has ambitious plans for its line in China but understands the need to know the consumer. According to Coach Inc., "First and foremost, we need to understand who our customer there is. Early learnings suggest that we have strong equity in styling, function, quality, and authenticity among the Chinese consumers. "

Luxury car manufacturers are also gaining traction in China's new economy. According to a study by BMW Group, "only 3.7 percent of the Chinese population, i.e. around 50 million people, earned enough money to buy a car in 2002. By 2010 this figure should increase to 13 percent."

Swatch Group Ltd (News, Market) just reported net income for 2007 exceeded CHF1 billion for the first time as part of a continuing global market for luxury goods, particularly in China, with Europe and the United States also performing well. In December 2007, The Swatch Group Ltd. announced it increased its participation in Xinyu Hengdeli Holdings Ltd. from 7.25% to 8.09%. Xinyu Hengdeli Holdings Ltd. is the largest watch retail chain in China and is listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange.