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Italian fashion label Dolce & Gabbana is emphasizing its jewelry offerings with a category-specific Web site that features the brand’s collections.

U.S. retailer Saks Fifth Avenue is giving an unprecedented look at the creative process behind its window displays to the winners of Design:Retail’s Student Window Challenge.

Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is compiling top experiences from properties around the world for its new "Extraordinary Experiences Collection" series.

Forty-seven percent of consumers also prefer to make purchases online, according to a report from the Shullman Research Center.

Jeweler Tiffany & Co. is grabbing the attention of The New York Times mobile readers with a simple advertisement featuring the signature Tiffany blue behind a single bangle bracelet.

Swiss skincare marketer La Prairie is expanding its global ecommerce presence by partnering with cloud commerce solutions provider Demandware.

Starwood Hotels and Resorts is making the case that environmental stewardship and social responsibility are essential business practices in its inaugural "Global Citizenship at Starwood" report.

Italian fashion label Prada is expanding the audience of its London exhibit at Harrods with a microsite dedicated to past campaigns.

Mercedes-Benz UK is allowing consumers to direct and create a scene for a short film featuring the CLA-class while also increasing its Instagram presence.

French leather goods maker Hermès is targeting younger consumers with a social video featuring its scarves.

Automaker Aston Martin is bolstering its commitment to Britain through an expansion project that will generate around 250 jobs.

Louis Vuitton, Hermès and Embraer are among the luxury marketers supporting the affluent lifestyle sensibilities of Manhattan-based readers of Sandow’s region-specific, Worth magazine.

French crystal maker Baccarat is feting its 250-year history at the Paris flagship of department store Printemps.

Luxury brands are veering away from social media experimentation in China to focus on Sina Weibo, Youku and WeChat, according to a report from L2.