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If wealth and upper-class stations are evaporating as lifestyle markers, old-guard luxury brands are in a tough position.

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NEW YORK – As typical defining characteristics such as race and gender become less rigid, marketing will need to evolve with it, according to an executive from Turner speaking at Future Laboratory’s U.S. Futures Forum on Oct. 26.

The trendiest travel destinations double as the world’s most peaceful nations, which in turn has resulted in surging interest and appeal among affluent travelers, according to a new report from Travel Leaders Group.

Australian lifestyle publication The Freeman Journal is looking to disrupt the high-end media landscape as the continent’s luxury marketplace continues to grow.

Despite the future of retail clearly resting within the mobile space, many retailers are still in denial about the inevitability of the shift into the platform, according to a research study undertaken by NewStore.

Britain’s Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has selected Dubai, United Arab Emirates as the testing ground for a progressive showroom concept that leverages experiential touchpoints to connect with potential consumers.

Luxury Daily's live news from Oct. 26 - Hugo Boss reportedly moving focus away from luxury; Barneys publishes first book in 93-year history; Trump brand has become more toxic following vulgar remarks: Brand Keys; Christie’s sparks UGC participation with outdoor display.

Today in luxury marketing - Where luxury fashion is a high-speed, high-volume business; Sonia Rykiel to shutter secondary line, lay off a quarter of staff; Nordstrom to hire fewer temporary employees for holiday season; Audi quits Le Mans to focus on electric car racing.

Some estimates say that by 2017, more than 30 percent of online travel bookings will be made on a smartphone.

Auction house Christie’s is enabling consumers to take on the role of auctioneer in a New York display.

German fashion label Hugo Boss’ CEO told European business newspaper Handelsbladtt that he plans to get back to the brand’s premium roots following a challenging move upmarket into luxury.

The release of a videotape featuring Donald Trump making lewd statements about women has negatively impacted the public perception of products bearing his name.

Department store chain Barneys New York is celebrating the timeline of its almost century-long business through its print debut.

British fashion label Burberry is reaffirming its affinity for music by retailing a limited-edition box set of Elton John records.

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Lowering prices on luxury items has become a go-to marketing strategy for high-end retailers.

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.

Word-of-mouth recommendations from trusted sources have more sway over consumers’ buying choices than any form of marketing, according to a survey by Influence Central.

Footwear label Stuart Weitzman is heading into the boxing ring with It-girl model Gigi Hadid to debut a collaborative style.

Shopping outside of one’s own domestic market is becoming increasingly prevalent in global ecommerce, especially in developed offshore markets such as Singapore and Hong Kong, according to a new survey conducted by Pitney Bowes.