When New Yorkers Chloé Mendel and Gustave Maisonrouge decided they wanted a dedicated store for their two-year-old faux fur brand Maison Atia, there was no question of the location.

Luxury Daily’s live news from Oct. 11 – Givenchy goes all-American for US ecommerce launch; Lladró cofounder dies at 86; Luxury Collection to make Saudi Arabian debut in 2020; Gucci leans into skateboarding subculture in portrait project; Number of Chinese ultra-affluents dips as wealth grows: Hurun; Luxury brands mark International Day of the Girl.

Italian fashion label Gucci is illustrating the inspiration behind its Grip timepiece through a visual project centered on global skateboarding communities.

Spanish porcelain house Lladró’s cofounder Vicente Lladró has died.

In honor of International Day of the Girl, luxury brands are launching new charitable partnerships aimed at achieving gender equality.

French fashion house Givenchy has extended its direct-operated ecommerce store to the U.S. market.

Marriott’s The Luxury Collection is expanding to Saudi Arabia with an upcoming opening in Jeddah.

For the second straight year, the number of ultra-wealthy Chinese has fallen despite gains in the stock market, according to Hurun’s annual “Richest People in China Index.”

NEW YORK – Customer experience is about consumers’ perceptions of their interactions with a brand, and their memories are largely tied to the emotions they feel throughout their journey.

Italian fashion label Gucci’s Chime for Change initiative is looking to ignite a conversation around the issue of child marriage in a campaign that asks consumers to share their dreams.

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German automaker Audi is taking a modern artistic approach to market its Q3 SUV to a millennial audience.

The rise of digital media has dramatically disrupted the print industry, but for luxury book publishing, it may have just made these items more precious.

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Luxury Daily’s live news from Oct. 10 – LVMH backs LA-based streetwear brand; Boll & Branch chooses Nordstrom as first retail partner; Christie’s builds real estate presence in Pacific Northwest; Audi teams with James Beard Foundation to empower female chefs; Luxury brands support vulnerability for World Mental Health Day.

Today in luxury – BMW to boost sales of gas-guzzling SUVs in e-car shift; Hugo Boss cuts outlook again, citing weak US, Hong Kong business; Marni teases collaboration with China’s Miao ethnic group; Rihanna reveals a golden rule for her luxury fashion line.

Luxury Daily’s live news from Oct. 10 – LVMH backs LA-based streetwear brand; Boll & Branch chooses Nordstrom as first retail partner; Christie’s builds real estate presence in Pacific Northwest; Audi teams with James Beard Foundation to empower female chefs; Luxury brands support vulnerability for World Mental Health Day.