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Industry shifts have led to a breakthrough in affiliate marketing, according to a new report by Forrester and Rakuten Marketing.

Jeweler David Yurman is celebrating the diverse ways in which affection can blossom to make consumers consider their own love story around Valentine’s Day.

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Luxury Daily's live news from Feb. 4 - Phoebe Philo rumored leaving Céline; British Vogue boasts record-breaking March issue; Floris London expresses personal attachment to scent with customization; Starwood unveils plans for St. Regis mixed-use property in Jakarta.

Today in luxury marketing - Is Hong Kong still a "cool" place for luxury shopping?; Ralph Lauren shares tumble after company cuts its forecast; Crises spoil Chinese, Russian appetite for luxury London property; Bergdorf Goodman recommits to Gucci with major in-store real estate.

Quoting comedian Rodney Dangerfield, HENRYs “get no respect” in luxury circles. They are the lower-income, mass-affluents. HENRYs (High Earners Not Rich Yet) have incomes from $100,000 to $249,999, and they number nearly 24 million households, as compared with 3.3 million in the ranks of the ultra-affluents.

Céline is reportedly the latest house to part with its head designer, potentially adding to the game of hypothetical musical chairs happening within the fashion industry as insiders try to determine players’ next moves.

British Vogue’s latest issue is the biggest March edition in the publication’s 100-year history, with 27 more advertising pages than the previous year.

Bespoke perfumery Floris London is enabling consumers to get a fragrance all their own with a personalization initiative.

Starwood Hotels & Resorts is continuing its accelerated growth in Asia with the upcoming opening of a St. Regis property in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Parisian fashion label Kenzo is sharing homemade cake among the residents of California's Slab City for its spring/summer 2016 collection film.

French beauty label Guerlain is reinterpreting the personality of its La Petite Robe Noire fragrance collection for a new product category.

Swiss watchmaker Jaeger-LeCoultre is sharing its spirit of invention with guests booking the penthouse suite at the newly renovated Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow.

German automaker Audi is blasting off to showcase its latest vehicle in style.

A new travel newsletter catering exclusively to jet owners will offer both a new angle on travel writing and present brands with efficient advertising opportunities.

German automaker BMW is partnering with mobile application Moovit to bring its ride-sharing service to a larger audience.

Substantially more shoppers want to use their smartphones while shopping compared with a year ago, but retailers are not moving fast enough to meet consumers’ increasingly sophisticated mobile needs, according to a new report from Accenture.

Luxury Daily's live news from Feb. 3 - Stefano Pilati exits Ermenegildo Zegna; Veuve Clicquot transforms Champagne boxes into customizable valentines; Saint Laurent pays homage to California with musical portraiture; Maserati puts all-wheel drive to the test in Aspen driving experiences.

Today in luxury marketing - Swatch full-year profit misses estimates as sales decline; Gucci to show in Westminster Abbey; A bunch of professional photographers are really annoyed Burberry let Brooklyn Beckham shoot its latest fragrance ads; Russia's crisis produces a paradox: Surging luxury car sales.

Applift and Forensiq estimate that 34 percent of programmatic mobile ad inventory is fraudulent.

Ahead of its upcoming fashion show at Los Angeles’ The Palladium, Saint Laurent Paris is putting consumers into a California state of mind.