The luxury travel industry still yields high results with affluent consumes going on more than triple the number of trips average households take, according to a report prepared by Resonance.

Italian label Trussardi is breathing a note of drama into its new fragrance campaign with a love story leaving viewers waiting for the next leg.

Online lifestyle destination Pursuitist is simplifying how luxury brand advertisers and publishers source relevant influencers with the debut of its Pursuitist Influencer Network.

While more women are entering senior and decision-making ranks at luxury marketers, more work needs to be done to attract them to key marketing, retail, media and digital positions in an industry that has shown its resilience in good times and bad.

Luxury Daily’s live news from Sept. 22 – Saks continues Canadian expansion with Quebec location; Style.com touts relaunch in first advertising campaign; TrueFacet raises $6M in Series A round; Kenzo, H&M build anticipation for capsule with campaign teaser.

Today in luxury marketing – Luxury stores add more amenities in a tougher market; Are see-now, buy-now shows driving sales?; Broke Rome leans on luxury brands to preserve heritage; The collectible car market is getting the air kicked out of its tires.

With augmented reality applications, and the newfound willingness for users to allow themselves to be augmented, we are entering a new era in targeted advertising.

Department store chain Saks Fifth Avenue has revealed plans to open its first Quebec location in 2018.

Condé Nast’s newly launched ecommerce platform Style.com is making its advertising debut in the pages of British Vogue and GQ.

Swarovski and Hästens are among the luxury brands showcasing their creativity during the London Design Festival.

As Kenzo prepares to debut its designs for fast fashion retailer H&M, the collaborators are sharing a first look at the collection’s personality-driven campaign.

Jewelry resale platform TrueFacet has completed a $6 million Series A funding round.

Seven percent of personal luxury goods sales are made via ecommerce today, but online retail will represent 12 percent of the luxury market by 2020, according to projections from the Boston Consulting Group.

French couture house Christian Dior is one of many classic fashion labels bringing its history to light in modern ways with online video.

Jeweler Tiffany & Co. is taking consumers behind-the-scenes of its first celebrity-led campaign through a documentary film.

U.S. fashion label Michael Kors is using film photography to capture the creativity of the fashion industry with the launch of a branded instant camera.

Hilton-owned Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts is climbing the ranks in terms of international brand awareness, despite consumers spending less time traveling, according to the Luxury Institute.

British automaker Land Rover is choosing Spotify over Pandora for an in-dashboard application, allowing drivers to stream music.