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As suggested by recent Bain & Co.’s recent research, it is a complicated time to be in luxury, as brands are faced with changing technologies, market disruptions and evolving consumer behavior.

Armani, Barneys New York and Louis Vuitton are among the brands seeking the sophisticated male readers of WSJ. Magazine in the publisher’s latest men’s issue.

Instagram and Facebook are leading a mobile advertising revolution with their carousel advertising platforms, but marketers must entice users by weaving a story that makes consumers want to continue scrolling.

Across numerous sectors, creativity showed through in unlikely places.

Luxury Daily's live news from March 11 - New York fetes Eastern art during Asia Week; Peninsula Beverly Hills commemorates 25 years with silver-themed bash; Porsche, Delta put consumer in driver’s seat through hands-on experience; Lanvin taps couturier Bouchra Jarrar to head women’s collections.

Today in luxury marketing - Michael Ward to step down as managing director of Harrods; Where’s my Mercedes? Egypt’s financial crisis hits the rich; Hotel industry set for more M&A deals after busy 2015; The art market: Sliding sales year on year.

Keeping control of a strong user experience is a continual struggle as marketers add new technology and tools to enhance functionality and boost response, because every new element introduces a potential single point of failure.

Auction houses Christie’s, Sotheby’s and Bonhams are among the participants in a 10-day celebration of Asian art.

The Peninsula Beverly Hills is celebrating 25 years in business with a series of bespoke offers, allowing guests to partake in the milestone.

German automaker Porsche is partnering with airline Delta to satiate consumers’ need for speed.

French fashion house Lanvin has named Bouchra Jarrar its new artistic director of women’s collections.

This exclusive report spells out the state of India's luxury market, with an emphasis on demographics, consumer attitudes, what is working and what is not, as well as a roadmap for brands and retailers to establish themselves in the world's fastest-growing market economy.

Department store chain Neiman Marcus is schooling fashion-forward females in the art of self expression.

Please mark your calendar: Luxury Daily will host its Luxury Roundtable: Midyear Review 2016 conference in New York on Wednesday, May 4. Confirmed speakers include senior executives from Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, XOJet, Redfin and the Luxury Institute, among others.

Chinese residents will make 90 million outbound trips in 2020, with that number increasing by an additional 36 million over the following decade, according to a report by Euromonitor.

French fashion label Givenchy’s Riccardo Tisci is bringing his creative touch to a different industry with the art direction of a music video.

Sephora is the latest retailer attempting to push mobile innovation by supporting several entrepreneurs with forward-looking takes on the role of smartphones in booking beauty appointments and inspiring shoppers.

Toyota Corp.’s Lexus is promoting its GS F in an unusually tactile manner.

Lifestyle publication Robb Report is bringing la dolce vita to its readers by dedicating its entire March issue to Italy.

Luxury Daily's live news from March 10 - Condé Nast adds BA degree program to school course offerings; Holt Renfrew drives into spring with prize-filled truck; Jaguar casts Stephen Hawking as latest British villain; Sotheby’s affiliate sells record-breaking property through custom campaign.

Today in luxury marketing - The assets of the ultrarich come closer to Earth; Hugo Boss to scale back expansion after tough 2015; Cucinelli hires former Luxottica manager as co-CEO; Manhattan luxury rents slide as condo buyers seek tenants.