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Swiss watchmaker Vacheron Constantin is building a community based on the popularity of its vintage timepieces with the launch of a dedicated Instagram account.

British apparel and accessories label Thomas Pink is solving a consumer problem that Google has revealed is more prevalent than most with a new initiative and video series.

Print media has sustained itself as the go-to marketing method to appeal to affluent consumers by leveraging high-quality advertisements and playing to the senses. But a digital takeover of media consumption, entertainment and shopping has forced publishers of print titles to reevaluate their long-established strategies.

“Clos19 was bred from my personal passions and as a response to the experience economy.”

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Luxury Daily’s live news from Sept. 18 – Tag Heuer reminisces on 150-year history in global exhibition; Hinckley takes EV trend to the sea in first electric yacht; Tom Ford names lipsticks after inspirational women in designer’s life; Glenmorangie touts wood’s versatility in latest upcycling effort; Four Seasons to enter London’s private residence arena; Loewe sets the table with Steven Meisel photography; Bentley turns to mobile app for Continental GT exploration.

Today in luxury – Versace said eyeing Kim Jones; In fashion, the beauty (and challenge) of looking back; It’s the return of checks for Burberry; Bugatti’s single model could be a four-door.

Creating connected experiences is the focus of the 11th annual Luxury Interactive conference Oct. 16-18 in New York for luxury marketers interested in learning about digital marketing and commerce.

While coffee has been more democratically consumed in the United States, British-based Newby Teas is eyeing an opportunity to introduce consumers to the charms of high-quality tea via hotels, restaurants and gourmet specialty stores.

Luxury Daily’s live news from Sept. 18 – Tag Heuer reminisces on 150-year history in global exhibition; Hinckley takes EV trend to the sea in first electric yacht; Tom Ford names lipsticks after inspirational women in designer’s life; Glenmorangie touts wood’s versatility in latest upcycling effort; Four Seasons to enter London’s private residence arena; Loewe sets the table with Steven Meisel photography; Bentley turns to mobile app for Continental GT exploration.

British automaker Bentley Motors is bringing its celebrations for the new Continental GT model to the small screen through a new mobile application.

Spanish leather goods maker Loewe is bringing still life photography off the page for an effort surrounding the current season’s advertising campaign.

Scheduled to open in 2018, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts will open its first standalone private residences in London’s Mayfair neighborhood.

LVMH-owned Glenmorangie is repurposing its Scotch whisky casks as a mode of transportation.

U.S. fashion label Tom Ford has introduced 50 female counterparts to its 50-piece lipstick range inspired by men that have left a lasting impression on the brand’s namesake designer.

U.S. boat manufacturer Hinckley has unveiled the Dasher, the world’s first fully electric yacht.

Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer is celebrating its 150th anniversary with a two-week, 10 city exhibition showcasing some of the LVMH-owned brand’s classic designs and models.