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LVMH-owned beauty retailer Sephora is taking a huge step in ecommerce innovation by rolling out an artificial-intelligence-based application that helps consumers find specific shades by simply uploading a photo.

Italian fashion house Trussardi is giving consumers a front row seat to a band’s creative process through a 360-degree experience.

British automaker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is taking cues from the fashion industry for its latest couture collection.

Luxury Daily's live news from Oct. 25 - Versace’s new book speaks to Donatella Versace’s forward-looking contributions; Vogue Arabia launches online first, indicating changing print landscape; The Luxury Collection restores pre-colonial complex for authentic stays in Singapore; Kering’s confidence continues toward year’s end, led by Gucci and Saint Laurent.

Today in luxury marketing -Tomas Maier on stealth luxury and slow fashion; Mercedes-Benz starts luxury pickups for adventurers, rich dads; Hugo Boss CEO says wants to abandon luxury segment; Jack O'Connell to play Lee Alexander McQueen.

Performance used to be synonymous with BMW, convenience was a personal shopper at Bergdorf Goodman, and on-demand meant Jeeves bringing up a bottle from the cellar.

French conglomerate Kering Group, which counts Gucci and Saint Laurent within its stable, has recorded an 11.3 percent increase in its luxury activities for the third quarter of 2016.

Marriott International-owned The Luxury Collection Hotels & Resorts is increasing its footprint in the Asian market with the opening of a Singapore property in early 2017.

Media group Condé Nast’s Vogue magazine is taking a digital-first strategy as it debuts its first edition in the Middle East.

Italian fashion house Versace is telling its recent history through visual storytelling in a soon-to-be published tome.

Luxury and fashion brands that are taking advantage of Instagram have to weave a story together through all the platforms the application offers to fully leverage their abilities, according to a new Fashionbi report.

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.

French atelier Chanel is showing that red is much more than a color in the latest installment of its Beauty Talk series.

British leather goods maker Mulberry is showing off the practicality of its Maple bag, but still emphasizes its style in a new campaign.

Department store chain Neiman Marcus boosted its online engagement by revamping its approach to look books, going from a standard grid layout to intuitive, shoppable pages.

Menswear retailer Knot Standard is merging a high-tech approach with old-world tailoring to virtually recreate the Savile Row experience.

U.S. electric automaker Tesla has unveiled plans for a branded ridesharing network, with details to come as early as next year.

Luxury Daily's live news from Oct. 24 - Balenciaga looks toward further international expansion under new CEO; Tmall leverages see-now, buy-now capabilities for marathon fashion show; HBC taps former Bergdorf Goodman exec as head of partnerships; St. Regis Abu Dhabi raises the roof on dining.

Today in luxury marketing - Yoox Net-A-Porter's plan to become a mobile-only company; Printemps sees experiences, emotion spur luxury sales; Luxottica sales rise, helped by Europe, Latin America; New York’s latest must-have luxury apartment craze is driveways.

Recent studies suggest that recommendations from social influencers hold as much weight as those made by family and friends.

As the holidays approach, mobile has the ability to make or break retailers’ peak shopping season.