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Scotch whisky distiller Johnnie Walker is paying homage to a journey that brought its spirits from the four corners of Scotland to 120 countries around the world.

Department store chain Nordstrom will open a second New York store just blocks from the first location, which is still under construction.

The luxury conversation occurring across social media channels has increased by 75 percent year-over-year, according to a new report by NetBase.

With live-streaming of fashion shows the norm, the buzz that a brand can create is little more than the 12 minutes of its duration, and then we are all onto the next event.

Japanese department store Isetan Mitsukoshi has opened an airport-style duty-free store within its Ginza, Tokyo location to appeal to the increasing number of tourists visiting the country.

French couture label Jean Paul Gaultier is giving consumers a tour of its “factory” through the eyes of digital influencers.

While Apple delivered another monster quarter, warning signals are mounting that the iPhone’s role in buoying results is close to over, drawing attention to the lack of details about sales volume for the Apple Watch.

The city of Aspen, CO is undergoing something of an art renaissance, led by “The King of Pop Art” Nelson De La Nuez.

Merino Hospitality is offering London-bound travelers and transplants the best of both worlds.

Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts and The Luxury Collection were among the high-end hospitality brands to inspire readers of Robb Report’s January edition to book trips to “urban exploits” and “undiscovered islands.”

Four Seasons Resorts Bali in Indonesia is taking advantage of a celestial coincidence to immerse guests in local culture.

Luxury Daily's live news from Jan. 27 - Chanel CEO exits over strategic differences; Tiffany entrusts perfume license to Coty; Harrods spotlights next generation of fashion design in window display; Four Seasons Nevis fires up 25th anniversary celebrations with branded cigars.

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Since digital media platforms have come into existence, sports brands have used them as mechanisms to shout to their audience. This has resulted in a megaphone for teams and leagues to tell their stories. The conversation has essentially been a one-way experience where teams would hope that fans would find them.

Your effectiveness as a marketer or retailer of true luxury products or services could be substantially influenced by your answer to this question.

French couture house Chanel’s global CEO is ending her nine-year tenure with the company.

British department store Harrods is supporting up-and-coming fashion talent through a window display, giving their work a public stage.

Four Seasons Resort Nevis is toasting its quarter century with a traditionally Caribbean indulgence, the cigar.

U.S. jeweler Tiffany & Co. is partnering with Coty to bring a new line of fragrances to the market.

The majority of brands now have influencer marketing strategies, but budget remains an obstacle, according to a new report from Fashion and Beauty Monitor.

Italian fashion label Giorgio Armani is advocating a shift toward simplicity with a series of minimalistic portraits featuring some of fashion’s iconic faces.