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Italian fashion label Prada is showing off its fall/winter 2016 women's wear collection with the help of a bevy of star models.

British automaker Bentley is taking a closer look at its Mulsanne model through a photographic experience.

French fashion house Chanel is delving into the dominant properties of red as it launches its first cosmetic collection designed by global creative makeup and color designer Lucia Pica.

Consumers’ attachment to their smartphones presents a key opportunity for brands if they know how to leverage mobile-optimized marketing mediums, according to a report from Fashionbi.

Italian fashion label Prada’s artistic foundation is exploring modern cinema and image production through an interdisciplinary research project.

French leather goods maker Louis Vuitton has introduced an innovative range of rolling trunks for the 21st-century traveler.

As ecommerce sales continue their meteoric growth, mobile is grabbing a larger market share, with smartphone-enabled purchases set to grow from $122 billion in 2015 to nearly $319 billion by 2020, according to a new report from Javelin.

With the on-demand economy encroaching on hotels, brands have been forced to up their game.

First-time and move-up buyers are impacting New England’s luxury coastal market, according to a report from Re/Max Integra.

German automaker Mercedes-Benz is addressing urbanization and environmentalism with the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus.

Luxury Daily's live news from July 18 - Unauthorized Gianni Versace biography in the works; Cunard toasts knighted commodores for new cocktail menu; Barneys named exclusive retailer of Justin Bieber tour capsule; Harrods teams with Burberry for immersive holiday 2016 campaign.

Today in luxury marketing - Luxottica unfolds welfare policy; Using an algorithm to figure out what luxury customers really want; A designer will grow Alexander McQueen’s skin in a lab to use for leather bags and jackets; How Brexit stole Christmas.

Ask the most fashionable people on the street why they buy the designers they do and they will likely struggle to provide a rational reason. That is because it is less about the practical and more about the emotional connections that they have with certain brands, especially when it comes to luxury.

Aside from the aesthetics, what specific functions should an app absolutely include?

Ecommerce platform Lyst is advancing its mobile checkout solutions to ensure consumers have seamless shopping experience.

London department store Harrods is working with fashion house Burberry to tell “A Very British Fairy Tale.”

Pop star Justin Bieber is showing off his fashion design aspirations with the exclusive Purpose Tour XO Barneys New York collection.

Global cruise liner Cunard is infusing the cocktail experience had on board with the legacies of its noteworthy commodores.

Actor Antonio Banderas has been cast to play fashion designer Gianni Versace in an unauthorized biographical film.

Luxury marketers need to look beyond this short, sharp, natural disaster that has beset the United Kingdom's economy. And in that regard, the impact of Brexit is more nuanced, with pros as well as cons depending on the nature of the luxury business.

Despite waning interest in fine jewelry and watches, brands in this categories strived to engage consumers through digital tactics and new points of sale.