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Within the luxury industry, fashion brands are seeing the gap between in-store and online sales close at the sharpest rate, according to a new report by the Luxury Institute.

NEW YORK – For all the excitement surrounding proximity-based purchases, the vast majority of mobile sales occur remotely, according to a Euromonitor analyst at the Mobile Research Summit June 18.

In a quest to facilitate the consumer’s path to purchase, luxury fashion brands are looking to improve search and display advertising, according to a new report by L2.

Parisian fashion label Kenzo is taking consumers around the world in five short videos with the latest campaign for its Flower by Kenzo fragrance.

Italian menswear label Caruso is promoting the elevated lifestyle that goes along with its tailored apparel in a “commercial masked as an art-house film.”

New York, Paris, London, Milan, Hong Kong and Tokyo typically steal the attention of luxury consumers, but after a recent trip throughout several European cities, the presence of luxury brands is evident throughout most, but scarce in others as a result of geopolitical issues.

German automaker Mercedes-Benz is looking across many social media channels for the release of its new GLC model.

The luxury furniture market is projected to experience a compound annual growth rate of 4.1 percent for the next five years, reaching $27.01 billion by 2020, according to a new report by Allied Market Research.

Today’s customers are undeniably mobile. And that means they have access to more information than ever before – both on you and your competitor – and they can access that information anywhere, anytime. So how can you make your brand’s messages stand out in a sea of digital noise?

Department store chain Barneys New York is the latest luxury retailer to implement shoppable content on its Instagram account.

French leather goods house Hermès is showing off its “kawaii” side for a new promotional campaign for its handbags and wallets.

LVMH-owned cognac maker Hennessy is educating enthusiasts through a new digital initiative that tests knowledge to become a true connoisseur.

Italian fashion house Giorgio Armani’s customer service is coming into question after an interaction with reality TV star Kim Kardashian West on Twitter.

Russian jeweler Fabergé has produced a documentary to explore its market prestige while giving enthusiasts unprecedented access to a number of its creations.

A healthy global economy has led the number of high-net-worth individuals to increase worldwide, according to Capgemini’s World Wealth Report 2015.

Mobile is an increasingly important channel for luxury marketers, with expanding consumer adoption, growing commerce and most digital content being consumed via tablet or smartphone, according to a new report from Fashionbi.

With Father’s Day less than a week away, marketers are looking out for dad, rolling out special offers to ensure that he is not disappointed come June 21.