Italian jeweler Bulgari is continuing to spread awareness for its ongoing 130th anniversary celebrations with a video series exploring different aspects of its identity.
Online marketplace Lofty is reinterpreting how consumers buy and sell fine art, antiques and collectibles in the digital space by opening peer-to-peer communications.
British crystal maker Waterford is looking to stay top-of-mind among holiday shoppers with consistent email campaigns for its ornaments and gifting sets.
Germany’s Buben & Zorweg, maker of high-end watch winders, safes and cabinets, is showing that its repertoire extends into fine clockmaking with the release of the Allure table clock.
Attending a yacht show is just another part of the fall season for yacht brands and consumers and this weekend the two camps will meet again at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, one of the largest in the United States.
Luxury Daily's live news from Oct. 30 - Barneys’ Artisan Day designers push for traffic through email; Louis Vuitton takes guests on tour of foundation; Four Seasons welcomes two properties to global mix; Vacheron Constantin elevates position in Japan.
Today in luxury marketing - Hermès champions the horse; Miami luxury real estate is totally on fire; Fast, sexy, but not so silent; New York City police commissioner William Bratton talks retail security.
Recent stats from comScore and CivicScience report that Snapchat’s penetration is now at about half of 18-24-year-old smartphone users, up from less than one-third a year earlier. This puts Snapchat at the third-most-popular social media channel, but just barely.
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