| | Marketing Generational marketing is a complicated cocktail, says Oscar de la Renta CEO  |  BRUSSELS – Strategy conversations are currently dominated by ways to best reach Generations X, Y and Z due to the different shopping behavior of each consumer demographic. Entire
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| Strategy Subscribe now: $12 for 12 weeks FREE |  Never miss a luxury moment. Access the latest luxury business news and analysis, marketing and retail campaigns, features, special reports and live coverage during business hours. Check the $12 for 12 weeks offer for 22 percent off the annual subscription price. Entire
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| Legal and privacy Transparency is on consumers’ minds, especially for luxury brands |  BRUSSELS – Consumers today demand more from the brands they engage with, especially when it comes to transparency. Entire
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 | Luxury FirstLook Announcing Luxury FirstLook 2018: Exclusivity Redefined, New York, Jan. 17 FREE |  Register now for the nation's premier conference focused on how the luxury business will have to evolve in 2018 as the notion of exclusivity through product, distribution, marketing and experience is challenged. Event on Jan. 17 in New York. Speaker list, agenda and registration link in article. Entire
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| Marketing Creative talents must work in concert with CEOs, says Tiffany’s Reed Krakoff |  BRUSSELS – Brands’ inner workings have long been split between two individuals — a creative talent and a business-minded executive — but who should control the power? Entire
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| Webinars Webinar on Dec. 6: Luxury Outlook 2018: Up, Down or Flat? FREE |  Please register for the free annual webinar at 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. ET on Wednesday, Dec. 6: “Luxury Outlook 2018: Up, Down or Flat?” Panelists include experts from the luxury business. Entire
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 | Apparel and accessories Tapestry embraces US culture to streamline inclusive, global luxury |  BRUSSELS – To many, Tapestry, formerly known as Coach Inc., is considered the first American luxury goods group, but its CEO prefers not to define its three-brand portfolio by nationality. Entire
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| Retail 90pc of French luxury consumers are multichannel shoppers: Matchesfashion.com FREE |  Mobile shopping is on the rise in France, with the amount of millennials purchasing luxury goods through their mobile devices doubling over the last six months. Entire
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| Arts and entertainment Artsy, Gucci focus on gender equality’s past, present, future in art |  In a climate where sexual misconduct dominates the headlines, Artsy and Gucci are partnering to put a spotlight on gender equality in the art world and artists of inspiration. Entire
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 | Apparel and accessories Models are the most visible people in fashion, but their problems are often overlooked |  BRUSSELS – The luxury industry is built on the work of women in modeling and manufacturing, but too often their problems are waylaid by the men who hold all the power. Entire
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| News briefs Gucci, Harrods, BBC, Simon, diamonds and luxury values – Live news |  Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 14 - Gucci turns to multichannel marketing for gift-giving push; Harrods serves up new culinary concepts in Food Hall makeover; Designers create custom ears for BBC children’s charity; Simon plans upscale mixed-use development in Atlanta; Consumers connect to diamonds on an emotional level; Luxury brands need to focus on the good they can do. Entire
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| News briefs Net-A-Porter, immigrants, Taubman and Brexit – News briefs |  Today in luxury - Net-A-Porter takes evolution over revolution approach for spring; Huddled masses? Not so much. The latest migration route to Europe is aboard luxury yachts; Mall owner Taubman now faces double the activist pressure; Honda, Aston Martin outline "stark" Brexit car-certificate limbo. Entire
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| Jewelry Nicolas Baretzki on Montblanc: “We are aiming to become a serious player in the connected watches market” |  As a storied maker of writing instruments, watches and leather goods, Montblanc has learned to keep up with the times and contemporize its offerings to suit the needs of successive generations of consumers. Entire
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