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There is a lot coming that will change retailers’ products, operations, customer expectations and experiences.

Luxury Daily's live news from Jan. 16 - Jaguar Land Rover working on shape-shifting seat to address driving ergonomics; Van Cleef & Arpels showcases high jewelry at Milan exhibition; Vogue, enticed by Singapore’s fashion and luxury demand, to launch local edition; Net-A-Porter goes with Netflix for Next In Fashion contest and $250K grand prize for winning designer.

While most automaker talk currently focuses on transition to electric motors or hybrid engine with appealing paint and trim options, few focus on the one area that could use innovation: the seat.

Called "Van Cleef & Arpels: Time, Nature, Love," the exhibition runs through Feb. 23, curated by Alba Cappellieri and with scenography by Johanna Grawunder.

Published under license by Indochine Media, Vogue Singapore will have a print magazine and Web site supported by a presence across social platforms such as Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

The contest has been chronicled in 10 episodes that viewers can binge on when they are made live Jan. 29. The winning designer's collection will be available next month on Net-A-Porter.

NEW YORK – In the coming decade, luxury retail will need to adapt at breakneck speed to keep up with consumers’ expectations.

NEW YORK – As luxury goods and experiences become more accessible, elevated moments can help brands foster emotional connections with consumers.

NEW YORK – China’s digital ecosystem offers a hint of how the luxury retail environment will evolve in the near future.

Luxury conglomerates such as LVMH and Kering have reconsidered their approach to tech and are now revolutionizing the market.

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Luxury Daily's live news from Jan. 15 - Glenda Bailey stepping down as Harper’s Bazaar editor; Loewe taps athlete, activist Megan Rapinoe for fall campaign; Bentley visualizes craftsmanship via drone-captured footage.

Today in luxury - Luxury brands use pop-up stores to skirt Hong Kong’s sky-high retail rents amid consumer spending smashed by protests; The 2010s may have been the best it gets for the rich; Dying malls? This one has found a way to thrive; Aiming at wealthy renters, developers build more luxury apartments than they have in decades.

Whether it is streaming music, listening to the radio, or tuning into new podcasts, consumers are connecting with digital audio at an increasing rate. It is time for advertisers to take note.

Luxury Daily's live news from Jan. 15 - Glenda Bailey stepping down as Harper’s Bazaar editor; Loewe taps athlete, activist Megan Rapinoe for fall campaign; Bentley visualizes craftsmanship via drone-captured footage.

Spanish fashion house Loewe is urging consumers to speak up in an advertising campaign featuring an outspoken soccer star.

Hearst-owned women’s magazine Harper’s Bazaar’s editor in chief Dame Glenda Bailey is stepping down after 19 years leading the title.

British automaker Bentley is detailing the lengthy process that it takes to craft its Bentayga Speed sport utility vehicle by following the construction from start to finish.

British luxury lobby Walpole inaugurated the first phase of its go-green manifesto with commitments from more than 100 member brands to support the initiative and prioritize sustainability in their companies.

The luxury business is in for tremendous upheaval in 2020. Register now for Luxury Daily's 8th annual Luxury FirstLook 2020 conference in New York Jan. 15. Speakers include senior execs from Chanel, Kering, Pernod-Ricard, Boston Consulting Group, UBS, LVMH's Starboard, Meredith Luxury, Blade, Mitchells Stores, McCann Truth Central, Dentsu Luxe, Isobar, Adweek, Shullman Research Center, Digital Luxury Group, Klarna, Shanker Inc. and Resonance.