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French leather goods maker Louis Vuitton is complementing its print travel series with a mobile version for on-the-go travelers.

NEW YORK – British brands looking to gain a foothold in the United States would do well to emphasize their “Britishness,” according to panelists at “GREAT Britain on Madison Avenue” held on Nov. 5.

Canadian retailer Holt Renfrew is at long last entering the ecommerce space.

Despite the rise of brands on social media, new research from Invoca suggests that consumers are still identifying phone calls as their top smartphone feature, bringing voice-to-voice connections to the forefront of marketers' minds.

Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 5 - Karl Lagerfeld flies to StyleBop for travel-themed capsule; Emilia Clarke cast as Dior Joaillerie ambassador; La Prairie, Baccarat join forces to craft $2.2K crystal server; Inspirato drives experiential travel with new membership category.

Today in luxury marketing - Can resale history predict Balmain x H&M success?; French ex-culture minister: Alber Elbaz's Lanvin dismissal an "unspeakable injustice"; VW luxury cars in Europe fitted with same devices as in US; Guam’s rising luxury real estate market.

Without cross-device tracking, marketers face a number of challenges in their marketing strategies.

Gaining any type of intelligence about the consumer – from building audience segments to simply using a geofence to trigger a proximity ad – also requires good point of interest (“POI”) data, the description of the physical context of the user.

Private travel club Inspirato is increasing accessibility for its members through a new hospitality offering available across its vacation portfolio.

Swiss skincare maker La Prairie is heightening consumers’ experience with its products through a collaboration with French crystal-maker Baccarat.

French atelier Christian Dior has selected the “mother of dragons” to represent its Rose des Vents jewelry collection in print advertisements.

Karl Lagerfeld, the creative director of both Chanel and Fendi, has taken inspiration from his globetrotting lifestyle to create a capsule collection sold by online retailer StyleBop.

On average, the supply chain accounts for half of the typical corporation’s carbon emissions, according to a report by French luxury conglomerate Kering and non-profit consultancy BSR.

French atelier Chanel has unveiled its first ecommerce Web site for the fashion division in the United States to sell its sunglasses collection.

As suggested by Bain & Co.’s most recent research, it is a complicated time to be in luxury, as brands are faced with changing technologies, market disruptions and evolving consumer behavior.

The Middle East has emerged as a strong market for private aviation, according to a new report by Wealth-X and WINGX Advance.

LVMH-owned Sephora's newest retail concept is a bricks-and-mortar connected boutique that creates a disruptive shopping experience via interactive in-store tablets, phone-charging stations and a selfie mirror.

British automaker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is repositioning itself for consumers with a new Web site.

Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 4 - Fendi shows gratitude to Rome, unveils restored Trevi Fountain; Condominium prices continue to rise as New York real estate evolves; Neiman Marcus drives lookbook conversions via shoppable enrichment; Tensions continue at Lanvin in wake of Alber Elbaz’s resignation.

Today in luxury marketing - Oscar de la Renta denies PETA claims; Michael Kors profit and revenue beats estimates, shares surge; Burberry to unify brands under one label in bid to boost appeal; BMW adds to lead in US luxury race, as Mercedes slips and Lexus fades.

Employees of French fashion house Lanvin continue to voice their discontent after the abrupt departure of creative director Alber Elbaz.