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British retailer Selfridges has been awarded with the Intercontinental Group of Department Stores’ inaugural sustainability award for its innovative approach to corporate social responsibility.

The personal luxury goods market will likely continue to sustain its growth through the end of the decade, according to a new report by Bain & Company.

French fashion house Hermès is journeying into the tropical rainforest to stalk out accessories in the wild.

Image recognition application ASAP54 is helping consumers wade through the immense options of colored cosmetics.

NEW YORK – A MasterCard executive at Mobile Moments NYC May 25 discussed the company's continued innovation in payment authentication methods as well as biometrics, naming its selfie pay option as particularly effective for consumers making in-application purchases.

Swiss watchmaker DuBois et fils is embracing the sharing economy with the launch of a rental program.

Lifestyle publication Town & Country’s June/July edition saw a 30 percent increase in advertising revenue versus the year-ago issue.

British automaker Jaguar is unleashing the cats to promote its latest vehicles.

GetMyBoat is looking to disrupt the nautical world with its “Airbnb for boats” promise.

Luxury Daily's live news from May 26 - Chanel reads into founder’s history with Venice retrospective; Michael Kors leverages localized appeal for Line debut; Lexus spotlights diverse perspectives in uplifting Web series; Printemps beautifies store windows through Madame Figaro partnership.

Today in luxury marketing - Bulgari aims to have up to 6 stores in Russia over 10 years; HSBC luxury analyst: China coming back, but Chinese are not; Fashion photographers return to film; BMW to appoint new finance and purchasing chiefs, report says.

When Bono’s organization talks, people listen.

Consumers seek out brands with visions and pillars that are aligned with their aspirations, interests and what resonates with them on a deeper level.

French department store chain Printemps is teaming up with fashion magazine Madame Figaro to exhibit the latest beauty obsessions in an eye-catching manner.

French fashion house Chanel is taking consumers inside the literary world of its founder through an upcoming Venice exhibit.

U.S. apparel label Michael Kors is appealing to Japanese consumers with the launch of its official account on Line, the most popular communication application in the country.

Cruise line Cunard is pairing the new culinary experiences on-board the remodeled Queen Mary 2 with expanded wine offerings.

Toyota Corp.’s Lexus is sharing inspiring messages of struggle and hope through an online series in collaboration with the It Gets Better Project.

SAN FRANCISCO – Designing for an established brand requires a balancing act of pleasing existing loyal clientele while also reaching out to new audiences, according to the creative director of Oscar de la Renta.

SAN FRANCISCO – Changes in the retail world are forcing brands to focus on how they relate their story, according to panelists at the Financial Times' Business of Luxury Summit on May 24.

Luxury fashion labels are breaking with tradition, bending the rules of gendered dressing through their designs and marketing.