Photo Galleries

Swiss watchmaker Jaeger-LeCoultre is taking a cinematic tour of New York to fete its initiatives surrounding the New York Film Festival.

French department store chain Galeries Lafayette’s startup incubator has kicked off its first program with 10 startups it believes have the potential to change the fashion and retail industries.

Donald Trump’s presidential campaign has increased consumers’ perception of the value of his country and golf clubs.

Kering-owned menswear label Brioni’s creative director Justin O’Shea is leaving the house after only six months.

Luggage maker Rimowa has become part of luxury conglomerate Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton.

Footwear label Tamara Mellon is finally reappearing on the scene with a major brand relaunch to initiate its comeback following bankruptcy.

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. Hear speakers from De Beers' Forevermark, Four Seasons New York, A.T, Kearney, New York Times' T Brand Studio, Microsoft Canada, Kantar Millward Brown, The Luxury Marketing Institute, Giant Step, CreativeFeed, Unity Marketing, Positive Luxury, The Shullman Research Center, JGA, Sedhom Law Group, Spark Ideas, CreativeDrive, New York University, Safilo, Driscoll Advisors and Shamin Abas Public Relations & Special Events.

U.S. fashion label Michael Kors Collection is giving consumers the first look at its resort 2017 collection through a jet-setting advertising campaign.

Online retailer Farfetch is seeking help from social influencers to inspire purchases for this year’s fall and winter through the use of imaginative imagery and organic activity.

Estée Lauder Cos.’ niche perfumer Frédéric Malle is working with fashion designer Alber Elbaz to portray the feel of wearing his garments in a perfume.

Luxury apartment complex 50 West, a new development in downtown Manhattan, is exemplifying the amazingness of its vacancies through a photo shoot that incorporates happenings that go against the laws of nature with a Saks Fifth Avenue partnership.

Sales from mobile commerce are up 40 percent this year, making it the fastest-growing channel compared to ecommerce’s 11 percent increase year-over-year, according to a new report from the e-tailing group, which was recently acquired by Astound Commerce.

Luxury Daily's live news updates from Oct. 3 - Coty becomes number one fragrance group with P&G merger; Land Rover, Zenith base horological partnership on significant date; Town Residential expands into Brooklyn; Baume & Mercier design meets demand for feminine timepieces.

Today in luxury marketing - Even Chanel and Hermès susceptible to current climate; Ermenegildo Zegna Group buys majority stake in Bonotto; Trump's new Washington hotel vandalized with spray-painted graffiti; Mercedes pads US luxury lead as incentives fail to boost BMW.

Swiss watchmaker Baume & Mercier is helping women wear their personality on their wrist with the release of a fashion-focused timepiece collection.

British automaker Land Rover and Swiss watchmaker Zenith are teaming up to celebrate a shared milestone year.

Real estate brokerage firm Town Residential is upping its physical footprint in New York with the addition of two Brooklyn offices.

Procter & Gamble has completed the transfer of its specialty beauty business, including 10 of its fragrance licenses, to beauty group Coty.

As the Swiss horology industry wades further into troubled waters, 82 percent of the sector’s executives have said they hold a pessimistic outlook for the category’s future, according to a Deloitte survey.

Prada’s innovative four-year contest manifests by bringing the winning literary submissions to life with a theatrical company, along with a unique, reactive mobile Web site.

British real estate is poised to be the winner during China’s Golden Week this year, with a 46 percent increase in enquiry rates on listed properties prior to the holiday according to Investorist.