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In the third quarter of 2015, luxury brands reinterpreted codes to delve further into brand heritage and strengthen ties to core consumers.

Retailer Bergdorf Goodman is bringing a cinematic touch to its New York store with a celebration of the release of “Crimson Peak.”

Department store chain Saks Fifth Avenue is increasing its established footprint in Greenwich, CT, with the opening of a standalone boutique.

Vincast, a digital tool for wine lovers, is helping connoisseurs maintain their collections through investment-grade analytics.

Four Seasons Hotel Austin, TX, is ensuring guests are immersed in the city's musical offerings with its latest initiative.

German automaker BMW and U.S. electric automaker Tesla Motors are the two top automotive brands on Twitter and in generating offline word of mouth momentum, according to Engagement Labs.

As the global economy continues to grow, more cities are experiencing booms in luxury real estate, according to a new report by Coldwell Banker NRT.

Mobile commerce transactions are expected to top $115 billion in 2015 and climb to $142 billion next year, according to a new report from Forrester Research.

Luxury Daily's live news updates from Oct. 8 - David Yurman enlivens holiday advertising with Technicolor imagery; Kering blends affinity for film, sustainability in co-produced documentary; Moschino gets squeaky clean in Fresh fragrance ad; Audi September sales grew even amid emissions scandal.

Today in luxury marketing - Zegna tailors strategy for changing Chinese market; Why does this watch cost $815K?; Valentino’s Qatari owner said to explore IPO of designer company; Aston Martin to make "meaningful" job cuts as part of turnaround plan.

The emissions scandal at Audi’s parent company Volkswagen appear to have left the automaker’s sales largely untouched, with the brand increasing its deliveries 6.8 percent in September.

U.S. footwear label Stuart Weitzman is reaching the affluent audiences of Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus through digital campaigns focused on personal style.

U.S. jeweler David Yurman is brightening up its holiday advertising with its first campaign shot in color.

Italian fashion label Moschino is again eschewing traditional fragrance bottles with the release of its Fresh Eau de Toilette modeled after household cleaning sprays.

French conglomerate Kering is furthering its environmental efforts by co-producing a feature-length documentary about climate change.

Italian fashion label Dolce & Gabbana is paying tribute to mothers with a multichannel marketing push for its winter 2016 collection.

Luxury marketers in the third quarter focused on using digital channels to deliver both functional and inspirational content to consumers.

Registration open: With only around 100 shopping days in this year’s holiday shopping season, brands and retailers must be wondering what luxury shoppers plan to buy – and how their competition is planning to reach them. Get the answers to these questions during this free, hour-long webinar on Oct. 8 at 2 p.m. EDT.

The menswear market is expected to top $450 million by the end of this year, according to a new study prepared by men’s lifestyle magazine Details.

Department store chain Neiman Marcus is spurring consumers’ holiday planning with the release of its 2015 Christmas Book filled with fantasy gifts, exclusive merchandise and seasonal items.

Traveling is an increasingly popular way for people to give back, and hotel brands must stay on top of the trend to maintain their status as the best in the business.