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In honor of World Oceans Day on June 8, a number of brands are using their reach to raise awareness and get consumers involved in the cause.

LVMH-owned Champagne house Ruinart is educating consumers on the finer points of its rosé with a social media takeover for the wine.

German automaker Mercedes-Benz is taking inspiration from the fashion world to showcase its rebel model.

Flagstone Property Group is expanding the yachting lifestyle with the opening of The Deck at Island Gardens in Miami.

Despite growing numbers of shoppers engaging in smartphone-enabled price comparisons, retailers may be able to gradually wean them off this behavior by connecting all digital assets to in-store experiences and developing mobile content that meets customers' needs.

Luxury Daily's live news from June 7 - Ralph Lauren announces restructuring strategy to lead brand forward; Four Seasons Toronto to be sold for nearly $1M per room; Dolce & Gabbana touts fashion’s freedom in customization tutorial; Nicolas Ghesquière hints namesake line is in his future.

Today in luxury marketing - Marc Jacobs, Thom Browne, Mansur Gavriel win CFDA Awards; The surprising strategy behind Hillary Clinton’s designer wardrobe; Swarovski blings up the Orient; It’s far too soon to give up on the Apple Watch.

The moment you turn off your defenses by turning off your marketing is the moment you give your competition permission to steal your customers.

Will Louis Vuitton be added to the growing list of major fashion houses to have its creative director depart?

Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana is encouraging consumer experimentation with help from Anna Dello Russo, editor-at-large and creative consultant for Vogue Japan.

German automaker Mercedes-Benz is helping drivers of its E-Class vehicles easily find parking.

The owners of Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts’ Toronto property are looking to sell.

U.S. lifestyle brand Ralph Lauren has unveiled a “Way Forward” plan to refocus on its brand core and get closer to its consumer base.

With Father’s Day around the corner, brands are taking steps to encourage consumers to show their appreciation with a finely crafted gift.

According to lifestyle magazine Robb Report, luxury spending is on the rise with 55 percent of affluent consumers having more of an interest in the industry than they did a few years ago.

Italian fashion label Gucci is taking a cinematic approach to sponsored content through a collaboration with Condé Nast.

French atelier Chanel is encouraging adventurous and active males to dive, glide and slide in a push for its Allure Homme Sport fragrances.

Norway has announced that it plans to ban petroleum-fueled automobiles within a decade.

The Ritz Paris Hotel is creating buzz for its re-opening on social media with a short film.

LVMH's Sephora is continuing its efforts to tap into new ways of monetizing millennial-friendly mobile platforms, enabling its Snapchat followers to purchase products featured in live stories by taking a screenshot and downloading the ShopStyle application.

Luxury Daily's live news from June 6 - Kering combats domestic violence with employee training program; Lancôme distances itself from controversial pop star following backlash; Versace transitions runway to reality in Bruce Weber-lensed campaign; Vertu appeals to Middle Eastern clientele with bespoke Ramadan collection.