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Luxury sent its message to never give up loud and clear.

Luxury Daily's live news from June 24 - What the UK’s anti-EU vote means for luxury; Graff celebrates Place Vendôme opening with namesake diamond; Ralph Lauren creates personal travel diary with premium scents; Aquazzura sues Ivanka Trump over alleged copycat design.

Today in luxury marketing - Casual style contributing to China’s luxury fatigue; How the chic shop: Talking luxury beauty at Fivestory; Do brands benefit from being in Kim Kardashian: Hollywood?; Audi challenges Tesla in race to extend power of electric cars.

Christopher M. Olshan has been named worldwide CEO of The Luxury Marketing Council, one of the preeminent organizations in luxury geared to offering high-level networking and lead generation for luxury marketers.

CANNES, France – According to Google statistics, virtual reality has grown by nearly four times in the last year. And while this piece of tech still lacks in accessibility to the mainstream, both brands and consumers are taking the leap and embracing it.

Italian footwear label Aquazzura is taking Ivanka Trump to court, claiming copyright infringement.

U.S. fashion label Ralph Lauren is translating its elegant aesthetic into scent with the launch of a collection of eaux de parfum.

British jeweler Graff Diamonds is showing its capabilities to unleash the natural beauty in a diamond with the reveal of a 105.07-carat stone.

The United Kingdom’s 52 percent vote yesterday to divorce the European Union will have repercussions for luxury brands and retailers as their high-net-worth customers and prospects scramble to figure out what this referendum's results means to them.

The United Kingdom has voted to leave the European Union, a decision that is already having an impact on the global markets.

Asia Pacific’s high-net-worth individuals have the greatest collective wealth of any region globally, putting them ahead of North America’s affluent for the first time, according to Capgemini’s World Wealth Report.

Colored-gemstone miner Gemfields is portraying the mystical properties believed to exist in rubies by weaving a trio of short female-centric narratives.

British department store Harrods is getting ready to “sale away” in anticipation for the start of its annual summer discounting.

The travel industry is having difficulty convincing consumers that it can use personal data effectively and responsibly, according to a new survey from Boxever.

NEW YORK – An executive at American Express’ LoyaltyEdge at Forrester’s CXNYC 2016 emphasized that it is imperative to make mobile and digital interfaces as sleek and helpful as possible, allowing customers to quickly complete their tasks without getting in the way.

Non-premium brand automobiles have higher-quality new vehicles than their premium counterparts, according to a J.D. Power study.

Luxury Daily's live news from June 23 - Maria Grazia Chirui likely to be Dior’s first female creative director; Cartier shares its drive for success with GQ’s discerning audience; After 1M renovation hours, Queen Mary 2 ready to take transatlantic voyage; Louis Vuitton asked student hackers to upgrade its already efficient supply chain.

Today in luxury marketing - Charles James heirs seek brand revival with new partner; Is there a new luxury conglomerate on the block?; Aquazzura goes after Ivanka Trump; FCA recalls 13,092 Maserati cars for rollaway risk.

Marketing cycles continue to get shorter as the number of marketing channels expands. It is no longer enough to show and tell.

LVMH flagship brand Louis Vuitton is celebrating the success of its second hackathon held last weekend in France.

French perfumer Fragrance Du Bois has created ten oil-based perfumes to better achieve scent longevity.