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Today in luxury marketing - Pinault: It's just the beginning of Alessandro's Gucci; Qatar's Abu Issa Holding to enter Iran retail market in 2017; Handbag sellers slashing their lineups as luxury demand wanes; James Galanos, fashion designer for the elite, dies at 92.

Which other communication technology is able to provide instantaneous feedback and almost guaranteed open rates?

The Peninsula Hotel Paris is immortalizing guests’ stays through a photography residency led by Studio Harcourt.

French automaker Bugatti is touting the artistic talent of its founding family in an exhibition held at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles.

LVMH-owned menswear label Berluti is furthering its head-to-toe aspirations through an eyewear collaboration.

British jeweler Boodles is dreaming of a pink Christmas at Fairmont-managed hotel The Savoy in London.

Luxury brand financial reports for the third quarter were a mixed-bag, but improvements in the Asia-Pacific market come as a positive surprise, according to a report by RBC Capital Markets.

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.

Swiss apparel and accessories label Bally is updating a vintage boot style for today’s globetrotting consumer in a collaborative effort with artist André Saraiva.

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, luxury brands are joining the conversation, using their platform to raise funds and awareness for the cause.

Swiss watchmaker Longines has launched a social influencer campaign meant to heighten its typical print advertising efforts.

In the next three years, 6 percent of high-net-worth Chinese consumers are likely to purchase investment real estate properties in the United States, especially in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle.

Private aviation marketplace JetSmarter is tapping a bevy of celebrities to show off its service, hoping to make private flying enticing to more mainstream consumers.

Translating brand ethos into accessible takeaways has increased among luxury marketers.

Luxury Daily's live news updates from Oct. 28 - DFS reacts to growing mobile payment demand with expanded Alipay acceptance; Baccarat puts focus on gifting in holiday pop-up; Peninsula teams with Crystal for $159K aircruise; BMW extends on-demand mobility presence to India.

Today in luxury marketing - Marco Bizzarri on Gucci’s remarkable turnaround; Neiman Marcus taps enterprise app vice president as CIO; VW's Audi warns of currency hit to sales in challenging market; British Fashion Council re-brands London Fashion Weekend, sets new venue for London Fashion Week.

The event boasts 186 speakers for 68 sessions under the overarching theme of “Shift, experience, reimagine.”

While customer experience is hardly a new concept in the marketing world, recent mobile developments underscore the extent to which experience matters more than technology.

French crystal-maker Baccarat is looking to reach time-strapped holiday shoppers in New York’s West Village with a pop-up shop of gift-ready items.

French accessories house Moynat is reviving a material largely forgotten by the fashion industry for the last century.

The Peninsula Hotels is linking with Crystal Cruises as it makes its maiden jet voyage, putting its properties’ local knowledge to use to introduce travelers to 10 international destinations.