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British jeweler De Beers has added a consumer-generated content aspect to its “Moments in Light” campaign to celebrate talented women.

Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld is offering an inside view of his photographic eye with an exhibit at Pinacothèque de Paris.

As interest in craft cocktails continues to grow, spirits brands will need to implement “sensploration” tactics to remain competitive in a crowded space.

RANCHO MIRAGE, CA – A Gilt executive at the Mobile Shopping Summit 2015 revealed that consumers have no problem purchasing items such as Hermès handbags on mobile, suggesting that accessories and jewelry are better suited to mcommerce than ready-to-wear apparel.

The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park, is hoping to prove to its patrons that it really is “the most wonderful time of the year.”

German automakers Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Audi are among the leaders in strategy and execution in autonomous cars, with Tesla and Jaguar a bit further behind, according to a new report by Navigant Research.

It was a creative and star-studded week all through luxury.

Luxury Daily's live news updates from Oct. 16 - Galeries Lafayette expands outlet store footprint in France; Peninsula Hong Kong inspires Midwestern bookings via Chicago tribute; Hublot fetes Chengdu store opening through panda art project; Yoox courts Russian consumers with UGC campaign.

Today in luxury marketing - Harrods calls on UK to ease visa policy for Chinese tourists; Roberto Vedovotto charged with insider trading; Sales of luxury alcohol rising again in China; Hit by recall, Aston Martin's losses triple in 2014.

There are a number of leading trends that all marketers need to start paying attention to, including consumers’ desire to access content such as video and games across any device, to virtually look over each other’s shoulder while participating in virtual or physical activities, and their desire to participate and contribute to the evolution of a product, try before buying and so much more.

Swiss watchmaker Hublot is using art to raise awareness and funds for the protection of pandas.

Peninsula Hotels is bringing a taste of the Midwest to its Hong Kong flagship through a month-long exploration of Chicago’s culture and diversity this November.

Following the opening of its first outlet store near Paris, French department store Galeries Lafayette is launching two new off-price locations.

Online retailer Yoox is reaching out to fashion fans in Russia with a user-generated content contest hosted on its market-specific site.

NEW YORK – A globalized and democratized world means that luxury brands need to rethink the way they connect with consumers, according to a Four Seasons representative speaking at Luxury Interactive 2015 on Oct. 15.

Consumer electronics giant Apple has been announced as the sponsor of the annual gala organized by the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute.

NEW YORK – When brands are experimenting with mobile Web design and mobile applications, they need to make sure the shoe fits the foot.

NEW YORK – Today’s luxury marketers need to use both their left and right brains, developing strategies that are simultaneously creative and informed by data, according to a panel at Luxury Interactive 2015 on Oct. 15.

NEW YORK – Social media has opened the world up for millennials and for the first time has allowed luxury brands to directly interact with tomorrow’s affluent consumers.

NEW YORK – Building an effective email strategy comes down to delivering the right product at the right time to the right person, according to an executive from Ghurka at Luxury Interactive 2015 on Oct. 15.

RANCHO MIRAGE, CA – A Sephora executive at the Mobile Shopping Summit 2015 Oct. 14 said that while beacons open up significant opportunities for personalized in-store experiences, more time is needed to figure out the best engagement strategy and for Android’s play to develop.