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U.S. electric automaker Tesla is traveling the country with a selection of pop-up shops that will give U.S. consumers the chance to experience its products firsthand.

High sales in Western Europe and Japan led to decent third quarter results for Kering, suggesting strong business from Chinese tourists.

British department store chain Selfridges is taking consumers on a “Journey to the Stars” this holiday season with an astrologically themed campaign.

Retailers need to look at free shipping as an investment, weighing the short-term expense against what can be recouped in the long run, according to a new report by L2.

U.S. jeweler Tiffany & Co. is partnering with multi-brand retailer Dover Street Market to bring back designs that have been in retirement.

Global cruise line Cunard is showing off its creativity with a pair of newly announced event programs.

British automaker McLaren is changing the game with the 570S, the first vehicle in its new Sports Series.

Location-based mobile applications are trending well with millennial consumers, with 84 percent acting on push-notifications from these platforms, according to a new report from Retale.

Brands showed their inventive side, taking existing concepts and bringing them into the 21st century.

Luxury Daily's live news from Oct. 23 - Loro Piana breeds transparency with cashmere production method; Chanel, Tribeca Enterprises lend support to female filmmakers; Hermès shows off curiosities, artisanship in dual exhibits; Dior journeys to ancestral home using 360-degree video.

Today in luxury marketing - Saint Laurent’s 57th Street flagship now its biggest; Fabergé's rebirth; How to fix the house of Gucci; Sharp decline in demand leaves the Hamptons with glut of luxury homes.

I have a challenge for you – if you do not use Snapchat or WeChat, you and a friend sign up for one month and start communicating with each other solely over that platform. By doing this, you will quickly begin to understand the ways in which millennials receive and send messages.

As of Oct. 24, LVMH’s Fondation Louis Vuitton has been opened for a full year, causing the conglomerate to share facts telling of the building's cultural impact.

French atelier Christian Dior is welcoming consumers to its founder’s childhood home in Normandy, France to better understand its Dior Prestige skincare line.

French apparel and accessories maker Hermès is exploring its favorite raw material for visitors to the ArtScience Museum in Singapore.

French fashion house Chanel is extending its relationship with New York-based Tribeca Enterprises, the organizer of the annual Tribeca Film Festival, to support women in film.

Italian cashmere brand Loro Piana has devised a material sourcing method that ensures sustainable development without compromising its quality.

Consumer electronics maker Apple is furthering its high-fashion push through an exclusive content channel available only to Apple TV users.

NEW YORK – The marketing of “authenticity” has reached a breaking point and needs to stop, according to strategists from The Future Laboratory at the U.S. Retail & Luxury Futures Forum on Oct. 21.

Bangladesh’s middle and affluent class (MAC) is expected to triple in 10 years to approximately 34 million consumers, offering luxury brands an unexpected market for growth, according to a new report by Boston Consulting Group.

British fashion label Burberry is the exclusive advertising partner of Condé Nast Britain’s entry into the recently launched Apple News application for iOS.