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Paris-based retailer Colette is taking a lackadaisical approach to timekeeping in a limited-edition collaboration with Mad Paris and Rolex.

Kering-owned menswear brand Brioni is upping its selling space on Madison Avenue with a new flagship.

French lifestyle brand Lalique is giving a glimpse into the expertise needed to maintain its facilities in a behind-the-scenes video clip.

The United States Postal Service will issue a collection of stamps honoring the late fashion designer, Oscar de la Renta.

Mobile has become an extremely important avenue for luxury brands, and the more technology evolves, the more competition there is to build a truly innovative and luxurious digital experience.

Register now for the nation's premier conference focused on how the luxury business will rapidly evolve in 2017, calling for a reset to Luxury 2.0. Speaker list, agenda and registration link in article.

Jeweler Tiffany & Co. is enlightening consumers on how its diamonds make their way into its blue boxes by charting the stones' path from the time they are unearthed.

The majority of consumers in China are using mobile messaging application WeChat as their sole source for interaction with brands, daily tasks and communication with others, and marketers are learning how to leverage this to their advantage and recreate this tactic overseas.

Sotheby’s is putting a price tag on art and showing fans how it is done with a look behind the scenes of the auction house's financial services operations.

NEW YORK – Responding to demand from its wealthy clientele, bespoke travel and lifestyle curator Nota Bene Global is branching out into real estate.

Luxury Daily has announced Gucci as Luxury Marketer of the Year, Net-A-Porter and Mr Porter as Luxury Retailer of the Year, Vogue as Luxury Publisher of the Year and Euromonitor as Luxury Researcher of the Year 2016.

Luxury Daily's live news from Dec. 28 - Versace accused of racism in ex-employee’s suit; IWC caters to affluent vacationers with St. Moritz opening; Vancouver boasts best performing prime real estate market in 2016: Knight Frank; Glenmorangie tells brand stories through vintage release.

Today in luxury marketing - Shoes help luxury retailers step up their sales; Fanny Moizant's Vestiaire Collective is a major player in the luxury consignment market; Good luck finding these luxury brands on sale; Manhattan luxury co-ops fall out of favor.

Mobile continues to be the marketer’s medium of focus, with mobile increasingly subsuming the overall digital advertising landscape. Where go eyeballs, so goes the money.

Canada’s Vancouver tops Knight Frank’s rankings of the prime global cities with the greatest increase in real estate prices.

LVMH-owned Scotch whisky maker Glenmorangie is looking back on a pivotal year in its history through a vintage malt.

Swiss watchmaker IWC Schaffhausen is catering to the jet-setting crowd with a new boutique in St. Moritz.

Italian fashion label Versace is being sued by a former employee who claims his store engaged in racial profiling.

Digital platforms have ushered in video marketing beyond the television, and interesting tactics are now imperative for luxury brands.

Register now for the nation's premier conference focused on how the luxury business will rapidly evolve in 2017, calling for a reset to Luxury 2.0. Speaker list, agenda and registration link in article.

U.S. fashion label Marc Jacobs is speaking to the “Big Spender” with dramatic film featuring its resort collection.