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Online retailer Farfetch is putting a modern twist on a seasonal classic to spur inspiration for holiday party wardrobes.

French luxury conglomerate Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton has announced a share buyback program amounting to 300 million euros, or $320 million at current exchange.

LVMH-owned Italian fashion house Fendi has designed a “Happy Room” with architect Cristina Celestino ahead of next month’s Design Miami.

Toyota Corp.’s Lexus is spicing things up for The Los Angeles Auto Show Nov. 18-27 through a partnership with an unexpected consumer packaged good.

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British gunsmith James Purdey & Sons is keeping the shoot on time in a collaboration with Richemont-owned watchmaker Officine Panerai.

Disruptive factors and a climate of uncertainty have put pressure on the retail environment, but the brands that will weather the storm best are those embracing purposeful business models.

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.

Kering-owned Italian fashion house Gucci is heading into the gardens of Rome to prompt holiday gifting this festive season.

Membership-based horology club Eleven James is heeding the call of culture, style trends and an uptick in female watch enthusiasts' demand with the launch of its inaugural women's collection.

New York department store Bergdorf Goodman is traveling to “Destination Extraordinary” with a holiday window display that takes its inspiration from nature.

Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliates is making the search for a new home more entertaining and collaborative with the launch of a branded application for Apple TV.

As virtual reality continues to shape publishing, augmented reality comes into play with beauty publication Allure’s standalone application that brings print magazine issues to life as everything shifts to digital.

Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 15 - Estée Lauder furthers millennial focus with Too Faced acquisition; Patek Philippe wristwatch breaks auction record; Jaguar leverages VR to extend audience for electric concept; Wheels Up, Inspirato link to round out members’ travel plans.

Today in luxury marketing - LVMH doesn't need what Michael Kors is selling; Inter Parfums expects 8-10pc growth; Want to take a luxury trip? Booking sites enter the arena; VW, Audi may face higher costs to resolve emissions issues.

Alleged kickbacks and rebates have stirred suspicion and distrust between advertisers and agencies following the recent report from the Association of National Advertisers. Yet the controversy over transparency is overlooking a much bigger issue challenging the conventional agency-advertiser relationship: compensation.

Phillips has broken the record for the most expensive timepiece sold at auction with the sale of a Patek Philippe reference 1518 in stainless steel for about $11 million.

Private aviator Wheels Up and private travel club Inspirato are joining forces to provide added benefits to their members.

British automaker Jaguar took a fittingly high-tech approach to give consumers a first look at its debut electric vehicle.

Estée Lauder Companies has acquired prestige cosmetic label Too Faced, seeing potential in both its strong multichannel growth and its millennial following.

With the United States election over, President-elect Donald Trump and the Republican-led Congress are seen as a potential boon to the jewelry business.