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A recent Nielsen study shows that consumers use nearly 30 apps per month regularly. However, 60 percent of smartphone users have fewer than two shopping-specific apps, while 21 percent do not have any, according to Forrester.

Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld can now add opera costume couturier to his extensive resume.

Saks Fifth Avenue owner Hudson's Bay Company’s investment in multichannel will come to fruition with the opening of the first bricks-and-mortar Gilt in-store shop.

Retailer Opening Ceremony is twisting “East meets West” aesthetics for a collaboration with Chinese goods market Pearl River Mart in New York.

U.S. fashion label Marc Jacobs is upping its focus on the leather goods and accessories category.

After online rumors of a parting emerged last week, French fashion label Céline and Phoebe Philo have said they will continue their creative relationship.

In the short term, French apparel and accessories brand Louis Vuitton is on pace to have the best momentum among luxury houses during the Year of the Monkey, per Exane BNP Paribas.

French fashion house Chanel is inspiring consumers to love themselves in a romantically themed email touting its beauty products.

French fashion house Christian Dior has cast men from different career verticals to showcase that the Dior Homme consumer is not a singular vision.

Coinciding with Lunar New Year, U.S. fashion label Michael Kors is launching its first campaign on popular Chinese social photography application “in.”

Automotive restoration expert William Medcalf Vintage Bentley is sweetening the pot with period detail on its latest vehicle for sale.

U.S. department store chain Nordstrom is helping its consumer “See Anew” in its latest brand campaign.

British automaker Aston Martin is offering adventurous consumers a taste of elegance.

Twitter’s $1 million price tag for branded emojis during the Super Bowl suggests takers such as Anheuser-Busch and PepsiCo see significant value in the still-new marketing tactic, but others should get a handle on measurement before diving in.

Luxury Daily's live news from Feb. 8 - Yoox Net-A-Porter saw 27.1M average monthly visitors in 2015; Belstaff pops up in SoHo for New York Fashion Week fete; Trump Hotels schedules Washington opening for campaign season; Mr Porter brings menswear styling to BMW collaboration.

Today in luxury marketing - The risks of changing creative directors; Magazine execs mull the future of industry; Submarines and jets may well be the future of cruising; Bentley at work on a sporty SUV.

There seems to be a common understanding among luxury brands that high-priced items are not going to thrive online and that using an ecommerce platform may even devalue products.

Trump Hotels’ Washington property is slated to open this September, two years ahead of schedule.

The newly merged Yoox Net-A-Porter Group is off to a successful start, with 7.1 million orders in 2015, up 21.9 percent from the previous year.

Menswear retailer Mr Porter is marking its fifth anniversary by teaming with automaker BMW to produce a limited-edition electric vehicle.

British apparel and accessories label Belstaff is popping up in New York’s SoHo for two weeks to reach the local and international crowd during fashion week.