Sir Rocco Forte’s Brown’s Hotel in London is giving guests treatment fit for princes and princesses by introducing a Royal Wedding-themed package, but its lack of well-rounded marketing could make gaining awareness difficult.

Leather goods manufacturer Tod’s is targeting consumers with a short film to promote its spring/summer collection and, in the process, building its email database.

Jewelry manufacturer Tiffany & Co. reported a 14 percent year-over-year increase in worldwide net sales, setting the standard for all American-owned luxury brands.

NEW YORK – Luxury home-appliances manufacturer Jenn-Air inaugurated its exclusive partnership with Conde Nast’s Architectural Digest in the magazine’s new iPad application, AD Amazing Kitchens, at the Architectural Digest Home Design show March 17.

The “Kate Middleton effect” and the Royal Wedding will bolster high-end brands over the next three years.

Brands such as Dior, Yves Saint Laurent and Gucci are trying their luck with advertising within VIVmag’s all-digital magazine that connects consumers to click-to-buy ad units.

French powerhouse Chanel is matching elegance and classic beauty to promote its new Mademoiselle handbag collection by using Blake Lively as its newest brand ambassador.

Iordanov Vodka is taking a shot in the luxury market by marketing its Swarovski Crystal-encrusted bottles priced at $4,174.

Skype has started to implement exclusive rich media ad units on its homepage where its 124 million users spend approximately 80 minutes a day.

What better way to steer focus away from all the hoopla around John Galliano than to have an ad with Natalie Portman in a steamy encounter with a handsome gentleman?