Photo Galleries

Today in luxury marketing - Burberry CEO Bailey gets 75pc pay cut amid struggle for growth; Are mixed gender shows the end of men’s fashion weeks?; Ralph Lauren expected to make job cuts; Shoppers' paradise lost? Singapore's malls suffer as locals, tourists curb spending.

Graphene is the world’s strongest material, stronger than a diamond, 200 times stronger than steel, and yet lightweight and flexible.

Luxury conglomerate Kering is mobilizing its employees against violence with the creation of a training program in partnership with the National Alliance to End Sexual Violence and the National Network to End Domestic Violence.

In honor of Muslim holy month Ramadan, cell phone manufacturer Vertu has tapped Arab calligraphy artist Wissam Shawkat for a bespoke collection.

Beauty marketer Lancôme is facing criticism from Chinese consumers over a planned promotional concert headlined by a pro-democracy singer.

Italian fashion label Versace is showing how its designs fit a range of occasions in its fall/winter 2016 effort.

LVMH-owned perfumer Acqua di Parma is paying homage to its birthplace with a special publication.

Digital has democratized customization, making bespoke services that were once reserved for only the top clients of the large brands accessible to more labels and consumers.

After China and India, Malaysia, Kazakhstan and Indonesia are the most promising developing retail markets, according to an A.T. Kearney report.

French fashion label Kenzo is bringing its pre-fall 2016 collection to life through a modernized Japanese folk tale.

Department store chain Barneys New York is bringing Hamptons’ entertaining to its Madison Avenue flagship with help from designer Lisa Perry.

Ultra-upscale real estate network Luxury Portfolio International is tapping into market sentiment by soliciting consumer input.

While the years of easy growth are behind the Internet industry, per Kleiner Perkins partner Mary Meeker in her annual Internet Trends report, opportunities exist, including at the intersection of data, mobile, voice and images.

Luxury thrives on the allure of exclusivity, whether it is a custom DIY handbag or a getaway on a private island.

Luxury Daily's live news from June 3 - Jaeger-LeCoultre explores environmental efforts with Miami retrospective; Michael Kors limits social sharing of upcoming collection’s looks; Shiseido purchases Laura Mercier, RéVive to expand global reach; Audi ups driver connectivity by embedding SIM cards into new models.

Today in luxury marketing - Instagram creates business profile; The lipstick index has a luxury twist; Lucia Pica, Chanel’s makeup maverick; Gucci in Westminster: Blasphemy or blessing?

To fully optimize their mobile advertising campaigns, marketers must understand a key metric that is taking over.

Menswear label John Varvatos’ namesake founder spent 24 hours in Russia as the brand geared up to celebrate its first store opening in the country.

German automaker Audi is equipping a number of its new models with a SIM card to unlock the advantages of its connected infotainment services.

The U.S. subsidiary of Japan's Shiseido Co., Shiseido Americas, has acquired cosmetics and skincare marketer Gurwitch Products, the owner of Laura Mercier and RéVive.

U.S. fashion label Michael Kors is limiting how its pre-spring/summer 2017 presentation will be viewed.