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Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi is making it easy for guests to plan their weddings with a Pinterest page that showcases ideas for every part of the celebration.

With renewed levels of optimism in the luxury industry, 90 percent of marketers are planning expansions this year, according to a new report from Wealth-X.

Canadian department store chain Holt Renfrew is rolling out a new bespoke rewards program that promises consumers “luxury personified.”

U.S. fashion brand Marc Jacobs is looking to make it onto Valentine’s Day wish lists with an advertisement featuring the Daisy fragrance on Elle’s mobile Web site.

German automaker Mercedes-Benz is celebrating its Facebook fans with a social video that brings consumers on a 360-degree ride around Cape Town, South Africa, in a SL 63 AMG.

Appliance brand Wolf is encouraging and empowering consumers to cook at home more often with its "Reclaim the Kitchen" campaign.

U.S. menswear label John Varvatos is expanding its made-to-measure tailoring program to its London flagship after a test run in New York.

Starwood’s St. Regis New York has unveiled a new fleet of 2015 Bentley models to chauffeur its guests around the city, both day and night.

Department store chain Neiman Marcus is letting the drama of the clothing featured in its spring 2015 Art of Fashion campaign speak for itself.

Department store chain Bloomingdale’s is offering consumers at its New York flagship a sweet treat from French patisserie Ladurée as they shop.

Italian fashion label Missoni is helping children in the fight against pediatric cancers through the sale of a capsule collection available at Italy’s La Rinascente department store.

The luxury sector is continuing to evolve with the majority of affluent consumers recognizing that the definition of luxury is not what it was five years ago, according to a new report by Martini Media.

In recent months, despite political unrest, there has been a surge in hotel openings and property proposals across Middle Eastern countries from luxury hospitality brands.

Publishers Hearst and Condé Nast are looking to strengthen their relationship with the next generation of readers through content curated for millennials.

French apparel and accessories label Longchamp is releasing its new spring/summer 2015 advertising campaign, using British celebrity Alexa Chung to appeal to young, fashionable consumers.

Chinese department store chain Lane Crawford is introducing new collections with its Reinterpret spring/summer 2015 campaign, urging consumers to update their wardrobes before summer.

Swiss watchmaker IWC Schaffhausen is directing traffic to its mobile site with a hidden game that encourages consumers to compete against friends and family through social media.