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Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, HI is offering aspiring photographers an unforgettable event.

British automaker Jaguar Land Rover is collaborating with French sculptor Richard Olinski to showcase its own artistic credentials.

Viacom has entered a unique relationship with Snapchat that includes new ad sales and content opportunities, reflecting how the advertising marketplace is evolving thanks to mobile.

Luxury Daily's live news updates from Feb. 10 - Harry Winston creates limited-edition timepiece in support of amfAR; Lexus brings TV ad to life in immersive celebrity event; Sotheby’s centers real estate marketing mix on content; Mandarin Oriental gives face time to work on guests’ well-being.

Today in luxury marketing - Super shrink me: The rise of the mini handbag; Documentary "Crazy About Tiffany’s" set to release; Burberry sues JCPenney over alleged knockoffs; Audi, BMW sell fewer luxury cars than Mercedes.

This past week, the media happily announced that Echo was "all growed up.” An astounding adulthood spurt given that Echo is mainly relegated to kitchens and has the key functionality of telling you the weather and managing your Spotify account while your fingers are full of cookie dough.

Mobile marketing is a rapidly changing landscape and 2016 will see even further evolution. Last year witnessed a huge rise in all kinds of mobile advertising, including traditional mobile site ads and in-application mobile ads, and consolidation of mobile ad networks.

Mandarin Oriental is proving beauty is more than skin deep with a series of face readings at three Greater China properties.

Toyota Corp.’s Lexus is highlighting the carefully crafted nature of its 2016 RX with a “bespoke performance” in London.

Jeweler Harry Winston is continuing its three-year partnership with The Foundation for AIDS Research by creating its first consumer product specifically to benefit the organization.

For 2016, Sotheby’s International Realty is betting on content marketing to reach and engage potential buyers of its luxury properties.

The number of department stores displaying a real-time inventory has quadrupled since 2013, according a new report by L2.

Italian fashion house Versace is letting consumers put their own touch on some of its most well-known codes with a new Emoji mobile application.

A consumer’s mobile device heavily influences her purchasing decisions, with three-quarters of shoppers using their phones to browse, research or buy when in-store, according to Boston Retail Partners.

Danish audio and video brand Bang & Olufsen is making a connection between fashion and wearable technology through a series of stylized imagery.

Italian automaker Ferrari is offering consumers the pleasures of its brand anywhere, anytime with a new vehicle.

Global searches for the top 50 watchmakers increased by 56 percent in 2015, per a report by jewelry retailer Karus Chains.

Newly established yacht brand WOW Yachts is hyping its series with a promise to “inspire, educate and evolve” consumers.

Mobile loyalty programs will likely hit 3 billion rewards cards by 2020, with beacons leading the charge in redemption effectiveness, according to a new report from Juniper Research.

Luxury Daily's live news from Feb. 9 - Céline, Phoebe Philo end exit rumors with internal memo; Marc Jacobs democratizes pricing for accessories line; Opening Ceremony honors Pearl River Mart’s cultural importance via capsule; Karl Lagerfeld takes on the opera in new creative role.

Today in luxury marketing - Fashion week tickets for sale to highest bidder; Inside the first virtual reality fashion shoot; Shiseido wants robots to boost factory's output by 50pc; Handbag maker Longchamp bucks luxury goods slowdown.