A new report by Forrester Research forecasts digital trends for the year ahead such as advanced user experiences will no longer be optional and tablet innovations will surge.
Italian fashion label Dolce & Gabbana kept steady communication with its followers in the days surrounding its fall/winter 2014-15 runway show to make sure consumers tuned in to its live-stream.
Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village, CA, is launching a triathlon program to give aspiring triathletes the guidance needed to continue and veteran triathletes new ways of perceiving challenges.
Fashion marketers such as Chanel, Gucci and Fendi aimed to make their presence known by featuring multiple advertisements in Condé Nast-owned Vogue’s March issue.
British automaker Bentley Motors is expanding its driving tours with new locations and partnerships to draw new consumers and treat Bentley loyalists to curated experiences.
France’s Longchamp is continuing promotions for its spring 2014 apparel and accessories collection with a mobile advertisement on New York magazine’s fashion-centric blog, The Cut.
U.S. retailer Saks Fifth Avenue is focusing on the products offered by its beauty department with Vine videos that recreate an in-store tutorial in six-seconds.
Italian fashion house Prada is showcasing its editorial and artistic side by having W magazine’s fashion and style director Edward Enninful translate his vision to its Montenapoleone boutiques during Milan Fashion Week.
No driver likes to learn that his vehicle is at risk of combusting, especially if it is a new trophy car, but drivers of the 2014 Porsche 911 GT3 may find subsequent solace in the brand's diligence.
French luxury conglomerate Kering is showcasing its artistic side by co-hosting the first United States event for A Shaded View on Fashion Film with the French Institute Alliance Française in New York.
Swiss watch manufacturer Vacheron Constantin is stressing the importance of architecture in a new social video that transports enthusiasts to a world full of watchmaking history.
Fendi, Christian Dior and Louis Vuitton were among the fashion marketers that promoted the latest handbag designs in Condé Nast-owned Tatler’s March issue to complement the spring collections featured in the publication.