Meet Christa Marrillia, vice president/chief marketing officer of Keeneland. She is on Luxury Daily’s prestigious Luxury Women to Watch 2020 honor roll.

Luxury Daily’s live news from Nov. 12 – Vacheron Constantin renewed cultural partnership with France’s Louvre to birth exclusive timepieces; Ferragamo’s Q3 revenues decline 3pc amid hit to Hong Kong retail; Vogue France launches first makeup trial on Web site via augmented reality; Maserati piques customer interest with behind-the-scenes access to innovation lab; Sotheby’s Home branches into secondhand hard luxury; Fashion designer Prabal Gurung throws the book.

Italian fashion group Ferragamo’s revenues for the first nine months of the year were up 2.3 percent from 2018, despite a 2.9 percent dip in the third quarter.

Opening the lab to customers and prospects gives them an idea of how the sausage is made, thus strengthening the links between product and end-owner.

Using technology from Perfect Corp., Vogue France will let readers try makeup on fashion images via the camera on their smartphones or computers. Readers can try three different looks, and resume reading the article.

Mr. Gurung joins a line of fashion designers penning their own tomes or paying others to render homage to them and their work.

The two organizations last worked together in 2016 when Vacheron Constantin restored La Création du Monde, an 18th century clock gifted in 1754 to France’s King Louis XV that is displayed in the Louvre.

Consignment marketplace Sotheby’s Home is expanding its offerings with the debut of a fine jewelry category.

Affluent real estate buyer confidence is being weighed down by factors including the U.S.-China trade war and Brexit, leading the world’s most expensive residential markets to see softening luxury sales prices.

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Japanese beauty label SK-II is leveraging art to engage consumers around its skincare through immersive bricks-and-mortar experiences.

The current economic slowdown might bring a temporary halt to China’s super-consumer phase.

Luxury has traditionally been associated with specific naturally derived materials such as leather and diamonds, but technology and changing attitudes are paving the way for manmade alternatives.

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