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Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 18 - Jimmy Choo’s H1 growth aided by direct-operated store openings; Kering asks men to #BeHerVoice in White Ribbon for Women effort; Louis XIII auction raises funds to maintain savoir-faire for future generations; Marc Jacobs casts up-and-coming It-girl for spring beauty spot.

Today in luxury marketing - Céline adds senior executive for accessories; Why Montage Beverly Hills has been ranked the top luxury hotel in Los Angeles two years in a row; BMW, Baidu end joint project on self-driving cars; Nordstrom’s big department store bet.

The way modern women access and experience beauty is more dynamic and varied than ever before, which poses an important question: How to create desire and allure while still engaging with a modern luxury customer?

Pokémon Go, a free-to-play, location-based augmented reality game developed by Niantic, has been driving a lot of hype. Some claim it is the hottest mobile game ever and peg it as the next tech trend, whereas others argue it is declining in popularity, losing millions of players weekly.

Spanish leather goods house Loewe is telling of its past, present and future in a self-published tome.

Marc Jacobs Beauty is proving the apple does not fall far from the tree with its casting of supermodel Cindy Crawford’s daughter, Kaia Gerber, as the face of its latest campaign.

Louis XIII de Rémy Martin’s collaboration with three fellow French heritage brands has fetched a record price of $558,000 at a Sotheby’s auction.

French luxury conglomerate Kering Group is including well-known male ambassadors in its fifth annual White Ribbon for Woman campaign to combat violence against women.

British footwear label Jimmy Choo shared in its trading update report that it has registered revenue growth driven by new stores and improved retail trading.

Italian fashion house Prada is asking viewers to decode what is experience, what is memory and what is dream in a silent short film collaboration with writer/director David O. Russell.

Register now for the nation's premier conference focused on how the luxury business will rapidly evolve in 2017, calling for a reset to Luxury 2.0. Speaker list, agenda and registration link in article.

Despite the surprising outcome of June’s Brexit vote, London remains the world’s top city in a time when place equity matters more than ever.

Outerwear label Moncler is marking the debut of its first flagship store in the United States with a tribute to its newest hometown of New York.

French jeweler Cartier is building up excitement for the holiday season with a video that stresses its lighter side.

The ever-increasing number of brands investing in branded and mobile video are sure to hear good tidings now that 46 percent of consumers have made a purchase as a result of watching branded video, according to Brightcove.

Omnichannel retail is no longer a strategy off in the distance, and this realization has caused retailers to track down appropriate technologies, vendors and service providers needed to ensure their business’ future.

Luxury Daily's live news updates from Nov. 17 - Ferragamo picks former Lanvin designer to head menswear; Trump’s midtown Manhattan base causes problems for luxury retail; Neiman Marcus embraces high-low mix with Rent the Runway partnership; Versace-branded resorts enter Middle East with Dubai opening.

Today in luxury marketing - Paolo Riva resigns as CEO of Diane von Furstenberg; Swarovski forum details China’s growth cities, multibrand potential; New York residents dump Trump from luxury flats; Luxury market sees no post-election uptick.

So you have a lot of data about your app users. Now what? Here are three in-app marketing strategies you can implement before Black Friday to help drive foot-traffic to your stores.

November and December drive 30 percent more revenue for online retailers than during non-holiday months, with the days from Black Friday through Christmas specifically generating 50 percent to 100 percent more revenue than non-holidays.

The extra security measures put in place around Trump Tower on New York’s Fifth Avenue are hurting business for its neighboring retailers.