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Lebanese couture fashion house Elie Saab is enhancing its social outreach with a new digital magazine that will debut with a live-stream of the brand's ready-to-wear collection runway show in Paris.

French fashion house Kenzo is partnering with Britain-based conservation group Blue Marine Foundation to help protect the oceans through fashion.

Savile Row Society is targeting affluent men too busy to scour the latest fashion trends or looking for a cohesive wardrobe with a made-to-measure service and digital platform.

Italian cashmere brand Loro Piana is channeling Olympic fervor to generate interest in its sports-themed limited-edition blanket collection.

France’s Christian Dior is sharing its beauty secrets with enthusiasts by providing tips to achieve curated looks using the maison’s Diorskin Nude Tan powder.

British Automaker Land Rover is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its Discovery model with an adventure challenge March 2 that pits seasoned and upcoming explorers against the elements.

Italian fashion brand Fendi is introducing the lesser-known faces behind its runway show with a Twitter series featuring selfies of the crew.

U.S. fashion label Diane von Furstenberg is aiming to speed up mobile commerce to fit the pace of smartphone users with an advertisement on New York magazine's The Cut.

Ralph Lauren, Ermenegildo Zegna and Tom Ford were among the brands that walked consumers through the world’s most luxurious residence in the March issue of Robb Report to echo the lifestyle of its readers.

Now that Net-A-Porter’s print magazine Porter has hit newsstands worldwide, how does its inaugural spring 2014 issue compare to well-established fashion imprints?

The luxury towers sprouting along West 57th Street in New York have earned the awe of luxury consumers and the ire of local residents.

U.S. fashion label Diane von Furstenberg has launched the series “Journey of a Dress” on its blog to show the garment worn by famous faces around the globe.

Beauty marketer Estée Lauder is introducing its latest Pure Color Envy sculpting lipstick with an online boutique that combines user-generated content with interactive features that explore the range.

French department store Galeries Lafayette has created a multichannel campaign with graffiti artist André Saraiva to prove the retailer has quirk.

Italian linen brand Frette is adding an interactive browsing experience to its ecommerce site with a Pinterest contest.

British powerboat maker Hunton is bringing its wares to the United States market to familiarize consumers with its heritage and meet the growing demand for bespoke luxury products.

A new report by Ledbury Research discusses the power of pictures, storytelling, retail improvements, art of the temporary and taking responsibility.

Italy’s Prada is adding more color to the vibrant print campaign for its spring/summer 2014 collection with a mobile advertisement seen on The New York Times’ On The Runway column.