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British fashion label Burberry is extending its list of items that can be personalized to reflect the looks seen at the fall/winter 2014-2015 runway show.

Online luxury consignment marketplace The RealReal is reducing the hassle of shipping goods with a partnership with FedEx.

French fashion house Christian Dior is highlighting its connections to the art world both past and present with a series on its online magazine and Instagram accounts.

French apparel and accessories label Kenzo is taking consumers inside the atmosphere of its fall 2014 collection with a 3D digital museum.

The Ritz-Carlton is giving consumers a central location to share brand memories that will likely spur more social media interaction.

Italian apparel label Giorgio Armani is promoting the accessibility of its couture fashions seen in its privé fall/winter 2014-15 collection with a branded beauty look.

British department store Fortnum & Mason is partnering with the Port Eliot Festival in Cornwall, England, to reach foodies outside of its store.

Toyota Corp.-owned Lexus is inviting fans to explore Sydney and Melbourne, Australia, with a "Lexus Amazing Experience" travel program Nov. 3-8.

Swiss watchmaker Frédérique Constant is strengthening its connection to classic automobiles with two themed partnerships.

Real estate firm William Raveis streamlined the consumer journey upon entering the city of New York by teaming up with property aggregator StreetEasy.

Christian Dior and Louis Vuitton are among the luxury marketers aiming to be seen within the fall fashion preview pages in W magazine’s August issue.

Swedish camera brand Hasselblad Bron is offering a 14-day expedition to Southeast Asia.

German automaker Mercedes-Benz reached 15 million Facebook fans and celebrated its accomplishment through art.

LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton recorded a 3 percent increase in organic revenue, but a 4 percent decrease in group share net profit for the first half of 2014.

French leather goods maker Hermès is changing artistic directors for its women’s ready-to-wear.

LVMH-owned Veuve Clicquot is creating a cellar in the Baltic Sea to age its Champagnes in a dark and cool location.

The Fairmont-managed Plaza Hotel in New York is debuting Plaza-opoly, a twist on Hasbro's Monopoly, that will allow guests to remotely interact with the hotel.

Retailers showed their dedication to consumers in the first half of 2014, placing them at the forefront of campaigns or ensuring that their voices were heard.

French footwear label Christian Louboutin is drawing attention to its newly launched beauty line with digital communications that match a bottle of nail polish with one of its stilettos.