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As they make their shift toward digital-centric business, luxury brands should pay attention to these emerging four major themes.

The debate surrounding the role of the fashion show today is escalating, as more designers opt to shake up the runway format.

Italian fashion house Prada is taking a surreal look at its spring/summer 2016 collection, peeling back the curtain on the conceptual references made in the designs.

Marc Jacobs Beauty is launching its cosmetics collection at Harrods with a larger-than-life display.

Online retailer Moda Operandi is celebrating its fifth anniversary by offering consumers access to a limited-edition capsule by various designers.

U.S. beauty brand Estée Lauder is relying on its brand ambassadors to bring consumers to its sponsored content.

Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona, Spain, is showcasing its international spirit, as it will work with Swiss jeweler Chopard to celebrate a Russian holiday.

The leader in mobile payments still remains unclear, but Android Pay is gaining speed and the technology as a whole is likely to reach mainstream adoption within four years if added benefit for customers is provided, according to a report from Packaged Facts.

Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is pursuing a different kind of California dreamer with its latest property.

Brands celebrated iconic personalities in advertising campaigns, reaching consumers across generations.

Luxury Daily's live news from Feb. 5 - Burberry updates fashion calendar to meet global demand; Alessandro Sartori returns to Zegna as artistic director; Land Rover sees 30pc increase in interest for discontinued Defender; Farfetch expands offerings to include beauty, children’s apparel.

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Despite the fact that consumers basically carry computers in their pockets, marketers are still counting on them to get out their scissors and Ziploc bags before heading to the store.

Fashion ecommerce platform Farfetch has reached its goal of 400 boutiques, and with that achievement comes expanded inventory.

While it is generally understood that a vehicle depreciates in value after it is driven off the lot, British automaker Land Rover is seeing the opposite from its discontinued Defender model.

High-end hospitality network Virtuoso has uncovered where its affluent members plan to travel this winter and spring.

Italian menswear label Ermenegildo Zegna has selected Alessandro Sartori as its new creative director.

British fashion house Burberry is disrupting the fashion calendar with the decision to whittle down its four yearly presentations down to two.

French fashion house Chanel is taking consumers inside the house for the thirteenth time to cultivate exclusivity and mystery.

With Lunar New Year just around the corner, retailers realize this is a chance to establish relationships with high-value clientele.

Department store chain Barneys New York is paying tribute to the eccentric personalities that make up New York in its spring 2016 campaign.