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Luxury Daily's live news from July 20 - Hermès’ H1 revenues rise 5pc; Hublot furthers Mediterranean presence via Porto Montenegro partnership; Gucci embraces the ordinary in global photo project; Bond fans get “license to build” with Aston Martin replica; Porsche Design helps Porsche enthusiasts mark milestone; McQueen sets fall campaign in San Francisco; Luxury automakers congregate at Silverstone Classic.

British fashion label Alexander McQueen is capturing the fluidity between individuals and their environment in a nature-driven advertising campaign.

German lifestyle brand Porsche Design is celebrating the 70th anniversary of its namesake automaker through a limited-edition timepiece.

British automaker Aston Martin’s iconic DB5 from the James Bond franchise is being given a playful update courtesy of Lego.

Swiss watchmaker Hublot is honoring its nautical heritage by becoming the official watch and timekeeper of the Porto Montenegro Marina and Yacht Club.

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French fashion group Hermès saw growth across all regions in the first half of 2018, led by sales increases in Asia and the Americas.

Italian fashion label Gucci is putting a lens on everyday activities in a photography series that explores the notion of time. Gucci tapped British documentary photographer Martin Parr to capture its watch collections in places around the world that are significant to its brand. The resulting #TimeToParr snapshots depict candid moments rather than overly staged […]

The 2018 Silverstone Classic is attracting several luxury automakers as the world’s biggest classic motor racing festival prepares to welcome more than 100,000 visitors.

The United States’ escalating threats of trade wars are worrying fashion companies, with a new report finding that tightening trade is the number one challenge that apparel and accessories executives are facing.

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Luxury has traditionally been about exclusivity, but the rise of influencer marketing has opened up even storied houses to wider audiences.

Italian fashion labels Fendi and Versace’s efforts to court millennials helped them become two of the hottest brands this past quarter.

2018 has been the year of health and wellness for travel brands.

Google has recently been hit with a massive $5.1 billion antitrust fine from the European Union over its Android operating system, putting pressure on one of the biggest advertising platforms in the world.

Scottish whisky maker The Macallan is opening a temporary interactive experience to celebrate the opening of its new distillery, allowing fans to go on a virtual journey that appeals to all five senses.

The rise of the digital economy simultaneously poses the biggest challenge and growth opportunity to the luxury business, according to the newly released “State of Luxury 2018: The Insider View” report from Luxury Daily and Unity Marketing that surveyed 599 decision-making luxury industry insiders. More details in article on how to buy or get the report free with a new annual subscription.

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Luxury Daily's live news from July 18 - Swiss watch industry exceeds $10B for first time in 5 years; Dom Pérignon opens Champagne salon in New York; Richard Ginori furthers ecommerce investments in new territory; Aerin continues branching out in home furnishing collaborations; Bergdorf Goodman lets customers peek inside its business walls for pre-fall; Porsche promotes collaboration in fashion photography series.

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