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The impending release of “Spectre,” the 24th entry in the James Bond film franchise, has made a host of chosen brands eager to offer consumers a Bond moment of their own.

U.S. fashion label Carolina Herrera is educating on alluring tactics to promote the new editions of its men’s and women’s CH scents.

Italian fashion house Gucci has redesigned its Web site with integrated storytelling touchpoints for a richer consumer experience.

RANCHO MIRAGE, CA - A Hudson's Bay Company digital executive at the Mobile Shopping Summit 2015 underscored the importance of the mass exodus to mobile Web in recent years and the need for retailers targeting affluent shoppers to provide optimized checkout experiences on mobile sites.

German automaker Mercedes-Benz is putting itself on the front-line of technological innovation with its latest mobile application.

Luxury Daily's live news from Oct. 19 - Lalique expands decanter collaborations to include Patron Tequila; Dolce & Gabbana personalizes #DGFamily with kitten announcement; Barneys ups Instagram functionality via menswear Like2Buy; Nina Ricci evokes heritage for limited-edition fragrance update.

Today in luxury marketing - Olivier Rousteing muses about Balmain for H&M; BMW, Uber team up to offer 7-series rides; Prada should be Prada; Chinese look yonder for luxury goods.

Today, the wealthiest 10 percent of United States households consists of 12 million households with a net worth of $1 million or more. This is more than twice as many households, with more than twice as much wealth as in 2002.

Reliance on technology shows no signs of slowing down, and consumers have demonstrated a relentless demand for convenience. With just a few clicks, customized goods and services appear at the location of their choosing.

French fashion house Nina Ricci has revealed a reedition of the L’Air Du Temps, a scent known for its dove topper's association as a symbol of peace.

Mandarin Oriental, Miami is preparing for the influx of affluent art lovers set to attend the city’s annual Art Basel Miami Beach fair.

Department store chain Barneys New York is making purchasing via Instagram easier for its male consumers with the introduction of shoppable imagery.

Italy’s Dolce & Gabbana introduced its followers on Swide.com, the brand’s content Web site, to four new members of its fashionable family.

French lifestyle brand Lalique is expanding its dealings with fine spirits makers through a limited-edition bottle with Patron Tequila.

French apparel and accessories brand Louis Vuitton is hitting the desert highway on a quest for “freedom and adventure” in its cruise 2016 campaign.

A lack of pricing transparency is driving foreign consumers to the gray market, according to a new report from L2.

British jeweler De Beers has added a consumer-generated content aspect to its “Moments in Light” campaign to celebrate talented women.

Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld is offering an inside view of his photographic eye with an exhibit at Pinacothèque de Paris.

As interest in craft cocktails continues to grow, spirits brands will need to implement “sensploration” tactics to remain competitive in a crowded space.

RANCHO MIRAGE, CA – A Gilt executive at the Mobile Shopping Summit 2015 revealed that consumers have no problem purchasing items such as Hermès handbags on mobile, suggesting that accessories and jewelry are better suited to mcommerce than ready-to-wear apparel.

The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park, is hoping to prove to its patrons that it really is “the most wonderful time of the year.”