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We all know the world is moving to mobile. But many mobile marketers feel like they have thrown a party and no one came. They have invested in mobile Web sites, applications and mobile ad campaigns only to be rewarded with miserable conversion rates. Where did everyone go?

As the historical home of the majority of luxury houses, Europe’s market accounts for nearly $83 billion of the personal luxury goods sector, according to a report by R&S Mediobanca.

Brands are still struggling to sell fragrances to consumers in the digital space, according to a new report by L2.

As menswear retailer Mr Porter turns five, it is celebrating the services and characteristics that set it apart in its spring/summer 2016 campaign.

British menswear label Alfred Dunhill is reaching more consumers globally with the launch of a new ecommerce platform.

Interparfums Luxury Brands is setting an industry standard through a retooled internal strategy that relies on data mining and a dedicated, skillful sales force to best serve its license partners.

British automaker Land Rover is thinking galactic to put itself on the forefront of technological advancement.

PALM DESERT, CA – A Rue La La executive at eTail West 2016 claimed that the flash sales retailer prefers giving its application users access to exclusive features, such as the ability to shop limited-time sale items before they are available on desktop, to boost loyalty and mobile sales.

Luxury Daily's live news from Feb. 23 - Valentino signs 10-year licensing agreement with Luxottica; La Mer shares skincare tips through InStyle live chat; Fairmont names superlative suites to boost accommodation awareness; Lamborghini hires from Audi for CEO position.

Today in luxury marketing - Cartier, Montblanc win court order blocking sites selling fakes; Hugo Boss cuts prices to try to revive weak China sales; Richemont confirms cuts of up to 350 jobs in watch division; Rolls-Royce to replace Phantom after 13-year production run.

Estée Lauder Cos.' Crème de la Mer is helping InStyle readers gear up for their own big night with an Oscar-themed live chat.

Italian automaker Lamborghini has named the former Ferrari Formula 1 team principal its new CEO.

Italian fashion house Valentino is translating its “coolness and style” into eyewear designs with the help of Luxottica.

Fairmont Hotels & Resorts is shining a light on some of its most lavish and expensive suites to both awe and inspire guests to book.

French couturier Chanel is schooling consumers on its design lexicon in the latest edition of its Inside Chanel series.

U.S. fashion designer Marc Jacobs has publicly announced his support of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton by designing a t-shirt for the former secretary of state’s campaign.

Prada’s Miu Miu is bringing music and fashion together on mobile with the release of a new interactive application.

The functionality of luxury brand watches and wearables, including those by Hublot and Bulgari, are set to increase with the introduction of contactless payment.

Italian real estate prices will stay level as buyers return to the long-term trusted locations, according to a new report by global real estate consultancy Knight Frank.

German automaker Mercedes-Benz is campaigning on social media for consumers to never stop challenging.

Snapchat's rates for non-holiday advertising has fallen recently, most likely due to the platforms' inability to produce data and procure steady brand followings with its 24-hour time limit on most content.