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Italy’s Giorgio Armani is generating interest in its Armani Live in NYC digital real-time journal Oct. 22-29 and subsequent One Night Only event through a mobile banner ad found on New York magazine’s The Cut.

The Ritz-Carlton San Francisco is taking the burden off guests' shoulders this busy holiday season with a full lineup of offers that covers Thanksgiving through New Year's Day.

Today in luxury marketing - Ralph Lauren's gift To NY fashion; Attorney: Student racially profiled by Barneys, NYPD after buying $300 Belt; Luxury goods theft causes Hermès collection preview cancellation; How retailers can keep up with consumers.

Saks Fifth Avenue is empowering consumers with the ability to digitally put together outfits on specific body types by joining up with a fashion-centric iPad application.

As the role played by robots in automotive factories continues to grow, luxury consumers accustomed to hand-crafted items may begin to have mixed feelings.

Switzerland’s Jaeger-LeCoultre is broadening its affiliation with the world of cinematography through a partnership with Elle magazine and filmmaker Ry Russo-Young that uses film to create brand mythology.

Leading Hotels of the World is celebrating its 85th anniversary with an Instagram competition through Nov. 22 that invites fans to share photographs of memorable birthday cakes.

French crystal-maker Lalique is continuing its limited-edition decanter collaboration with Scottish whiskey distiller The Macallan to reinforce the spirit-maker's six pillars, while introducing the crystal brand to a new consumer base.

Home interior brands have a strong presence in the latest issue of the Financial Times’ “How To Spend It - Superior Interiors” supplement with advertisements from Ochre, Knoll and Savior that may be of interest to affluent readers with multiple residences.

Today in luxury marketing - We wish you a Dolce & Gabbana Christmas; Lamborghini signs South African deal with Ararat International; Audi's $1B bet on the affordable superbike; Luxury flash-sale site Cocosa to shutdown.

Jeweler Tiffany & Co. is intertwining its fine jewelry collections with heritage on an interactive and simple ecommerce experience made possible by a redesigned Web site.

Swiss watchmaker Hublot, together with Shawn “Jay Z” Carter, unveiled two wristwatches that make up the rapper’s larger collaborative effort with department store Barneys New York to further align the watch brand with the iconic figure and the retailer.

Affluent consumer attitudes toward the economy rose into neutral territory with an index of 93 on a scale of 200, up 22 points from the year-ago period.

Italian fashion label Fendi is using an email campaign to publicize its fall/winter 2013-14 children’s collection to pique the interest of affluent parents who will soon begin their holiday shopping.

Mobile application uFaker aims to stave off the growing problem of counterfeiting by arming brands with timely information and getting consumers involved in the fight.

Spirits maker Moët & Chandon is striving to position itself as the Champagne of choice for celebrations with a global photography contest through Nov. 9 that spans Instagram, Tumblr and Twitter.

The business of telephone solicitations just got a bit more confusing. The FCC recently began enforcing new, more stringent consent requirements aimed at protecting consumers from receiving unwanted telephone solicitations.

Italian fashion house Versace is tapping the sensibilities of millennials with an email campaign that touts the arrival of its Versus Versace capsule collection in collaboration with British-Sri Lankan recording artist M.I.A., whose real name is Mathangi "Maya" Arulpragasam.