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After their departures from Christian Dior and Lanvin, the fashion industry is buzzing with anticipation for what’s next for the careers of Raf Simons and Alber Elbaz.

Department store chain Saks Fifth Avenue is leading consumers on a sensory, experiential tour of ­its beauty offerings to help achieve a new look in a new year.

Jeweler Tiffany & Co. is positioning itself as the diamond of choice to pop the question through a series of mobile advertisements across Hearst publications.

Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, HI is celebrating its 25th anniversary by planning an event for 2041, another 25 years down the road.

British automaker Jaguar Land Rover is offering consumers the trip of a lifetime to promote the latest Range Rover model.

Mobile wallet adoption has been slow to catch on, but if developers educate consumers on user experiences, these platforms may hit their stride in 2016, according to a new report from Citi Retail Services.

Luxury Daily's live news updates from Jan. 26 - P&G sees net sales decrease across categories; Furla sets up home base inside Printemps’ atrium; Balmain extends brand vision to inaugural children’s collection; La Perla hire to blur boundaries as it becomes global lifestyle brand.

Today in luxury marketing - Think Tank: Douglas Hand on the challenge of M&A for namesake brands; Cara Delevingne brought her dog to the Chanel couture show; The rich don't drive the luxury sector; 2016 will be the year of conversational commerce.

Last year was another banner year for mobile. Mobile search overtook desktop for the first time, heralding the smartphone as the connected digital device of choice. We also saw further market penetration for new mobile platforms such as wearables and mobile pay.

Italian lingerie company La Perla has selected Pedro Lourenço as its first creative director.

Citing Kim Kardashian West’s daughter North as a muse, French fashion house Balmain has introduced its first children’s line.

Italian leather goods label Furla is welcoming consumers to its temporary home within the atrium of Parisian department store Printemps.

While in the process of selling a number of its prestige beauty brands to competitor Coty, Inc., Procter & Gamble reported a 9 percent decrease year-over-year in net sales.

Danish audio and video brand Bang & Olufsen is showing that “sound matters” through a new podcast series.

China has declared a national holiday this year from Feb. 7-13, which paves the way for the massive travel that corresponds to Chinese New Year, known as the 40-day Chunyun period. This is also the largest human migration in the world, with more than 3.7 billion trips made during the Chunyun period in 2015.

In the fashion world, brands that receive the most buzz and see results from marketing and publicity online are often times luxury labels, according to a new report by Fashionbi.

Forty-six percent of CEOs agree that climate change and the scarcity of resources will transform their business, according to a new report by Positive Luxury.

Italian fashion label Dolce & Gabbana is getting back to its Sicilian roots in a film that focuses on some of its most enduring, iconic looks.

French beauty brand Guerlain is driving fans of its perfumes to a dedicated storefront on Paris’ Rue Saint-Honoré.

What passes for common knowledge about the world’s wealthiest people is largely false, per Wealth-X.

Brands such as Trump International Hotel & Tower and Hermès were among the luxury advertisers spotted in the February issue of Opera News.