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Today in luxury marketing - Apple Watch is killing Swiss watches faster than expected; Bloomingdale’s says "aloha" to Hawaii; Why isn’t there an Italian LVMH?; Porsche manipulation trial kicks off amid VW emissions mess.

Social media to ultra-high-net-worth individuals is not fun. They tend to like to stay among their peers, not out of snobbery, but for the ability to interact with people that do not need something from them.

Increasing conversion in mobile experiences takes more than competitive prices and great customer service. It also requires designs that remove friction for people using a site or application.

Italy’s Fendi is inaugurating its Roman headquarters, the Palazzo della Civilta Italiana, through a live-streamed event hosted on its Web site.

French fashion house Dior is adding another book to its extensive library to retrace the evolution of its signature silhouette and revolutionary look.

U.S. retailer Barneys New York is now letting its consumers place an order midday and wear the merchandise purchased later that night.

New York has been selected by Condé Nast Traveler readers as the United States’ best big city, per the publication’s 28th annual Readers’ Choice Awards.

Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer is hosting a tennis match on a floating court in Singapore to actualize its advertising mantra, “Don’t crack under pressure.”

French leather goods house Hermès is touting essential movements through interactive films meant to support the debut of its latest watch collection, Slim d'Hermès.

Apparel and accessories label Mulberry is asking consumers, "Who's Bob?"

British fashion house Burberry is ensuring its consumers are prepared for colder weather with a series of tutorials focusing solely on tying a scarf.

French luxury resale Web site Vestiaire Collective is offering a new retail service focusing on consumers’ shopping misconnections.

In a reflection of the urgency marketers feel to adjust to how much time is spent on mobile and social, beauty company Coty Inc. has acquired social content marketing firm Beamly.

Toyota Corp.’s Lexus is taking "different routes" to promote its 2016 LX 570 SUV by using multichannel tactics.

Monaco-based cruise line Silversea Cruises is prioritizing the journey over the destination with its latest ship.

Luxury Daily's live news from Oct. 20 - Turnbull & Asser shows pet appreciation through bespoke portaits; Jaguar shows “cliché-proof” qualities of XF in humorous film; Four Seasons appeals to connected consumers with free WiFi; French-Italian outerwear label Moncler is showing its lighter side by working with joyful Los Angeles art collaborative FriendsWithYou.

Today in luxury marketing - Rich Americans got a lot richer last year; Yoox Net-A-Porter Group restructuring begins; Diamond industry dragged into slump as China demand ebbs away; Ferrari IPO: Why this engine runs too rich.

With consumers spending more time on their mobile phones, mobile marketing will be the driver for all marketing in 2015 and beyond – not just digital marketing.

French-Italian outerwear label Moncler is showing its lighter side by working with joyful Los Angeles art collaborative FriendsWithYou.

Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts is responding to consumers’ increased connectivity with the launch of global complimentary WiFi for unlimited devices.

Online retailer Net-A-Porter is bringing its sport vertical to the slopes with the opening of a dedicated ski shop.