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Parisian fashion label Kenzo is taking consumers on an island vacation through the comfort of their own computer screens with the digital Kenzo Island feature on the brand’s Web site.
The Madison Avenue Business Improvement District is inviting horologists to the largest fine timepiece marketplace in North America for the fifth annual Madison Avenue Watch Week April 20-25.
While Rolls-Royce Motor Cars may not directly trigger sales through Instagram, the social platform has become a place for prospective buyers to get ideas for bespoke requests and cultivate their enthusiasm.
Real estate brokerage firm Core is taking an artistic approach to marketing New York neighborhoods by releasing illustrations that depict the culture of 12 areas within the city.
Ferrari Australasia is changing its consumers' showroom visits with an augmented reality application that allows immediate customization and an in-depth look at the vehicles.
Ralph Lauren and Stefano Ricci were among the menswear brands to display collections in the “ultimate home” as profiled by Robb Report magazine in its April issue.
Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts is giving consumers a chance to bring variety in their lives with the Waldorf Astoria Driving Experiences for guests in North America, Europe and the United Arab Emirates.
NEW YORK – A Forrester Research analyst at his company’s Forum for Marketing Leaders April 15 said brands need to deliver emotional messages to get past the ad blocker in the human brain, emphasizing mobile video’s power to create campaigns that have consumer relevance.
Luxury Daily's live news from April 16 - Burberry gives consumers front row seat through Periscope; Nordstrom gives back with gift cards; Starwood boosts global upscale portfolio with new collection; Trends brings “global perspective” to Chinese millennials with branded content.
Today in luxury marketing - Stores that sell luxury get stingy about energy costs; Bernard Arnault’s business lessons; At Tiffany, something new inside the blue box; Labour to burst luxury London property bubble just as 8,000 swanky pads go on sale.
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