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LVMH-owned travel retailer DFS is putting a focus on beauty for the month of August with a campaign aimed at showcasing its beauty know-how.

As brands continue to invest in consumer research, it is imperative that businesses put insights into action to better reach customers.

French department store chain Printemps is celebrating the spirit of summer in a multichannel campaign that helps consumers discover Parisian culture from a new perspective.

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German automaker Mercedes-Benz is further committing to an omnichannel strategy, as the marque expects to sell 25 percent of its vehicles online by 2025.

Register now for this free hour-long webinar Aug. 21 on how younger affluent consumers are shaping the way property is bought and sold and influencing what goes into these homes based on their values and concerns for the environment. Experts will weigh in with insights, analysis, tips and examples to keep home-oriented marketers competitive and relevant.

Luxury brands are taking the summer to reconnect with consumers through fun and interactive endeavors including experiential retail and pop-ups in addition to unique videos and life-size campaign moments.

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.

Luxury real estate has seen significant shifts in trends and market growth, as slowing economies and political uncertainty continue to impact buyers and sellers.

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Luxury Daily's live news from July 19 - Fendi turns brand ambassador into fashion collaborator; Frette updates Boston boutique with lifestyle approach; TCS World Travel helps consumers connect to their roots; BMW names new CEO amid record H1; Black Tomato offers luxury travel without the long haul.

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It is important to understand that there is a spectrum when it comes to selecting your brand’s social cause. Consider using these three core categories when plotting your brand’s direction.

Luxury Daily's live news from July 19 - Fendi turns brand ambassador into fashion collaborator; Frette updates Boston boutique with lifestyle approach; TCS World Travel helps consumers connect to their roots; BMW names new CEO amid record H1; Black Tomato offers luxury travel without the long haul.

Bespoke travel company Black Tomato is appealing to time-poor luxury travelers with the launch of high-end trips with short plane rides.

Italian fashion label Fendi is collaborating with brand ambassador and Chinese musician Jackson Wang to merge music and design.

Italian linens label Frette is showcasing its extension into a lifestyle brand with the remodel of its boutique in Boston.

Tour operator TCS World Travel is partnering with a genealogy firm to create bespoke journeys for clients that let them delve into their personal family history.

German automaker BMW Group has appointed Oliver Zipse as its next chairman of the board.

The dominant economic model of the last 150 years is coming to a close.