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Luxury Daily’s live news for June 18: Gucci taps Miley Cyrus as face for latest fragrance; LVMH names 2021 Innovation Award winners; VistaJet, Ferrari extend partnership, providing global transportation for drivers; Luxury brands tout Father’s Day gifts, record sales anticipated.

Luxury brands are getting sentimental and sleek in celebration of Father’s Day on June 20.

French luxury goods conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton has announced its 2021 LVMH Innovation Award winners at Viva Technology.

Private aviation company Vista Global and Italian automaker Ferrari are extending their partnership, paving the way for professional and amateur Ferrari drivers to fly to races around the world.

Italian fashion label Gucci is calling on a popular American singer for its latest fragrance campaign.

The luxury business is divided into two categories based on the price point of the product or service.

British fashion brand Stella McCartney is enlisting the help of some furry friends to showcase its autumn 2021 collection.

Many businesses are flocking back to travel post-pandemic in an effort to recover from financial losses.

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Even as more women ascend the decision-making ranks at luxury marketers amid the current healthcare crisis, work needs to be done to attract them to C-suite and key marketing, retail, media and digital positions in a business that shows resilience and long-term focus in good times and bad.

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Luxury Daily’s live news for June 17: Gucci debuts new plant-based leather alternative; Neiman Marcus adds new fashion and lifestyle director; Vacheron Constantin emphasizes client services at new flagship; Lincoln joins other luxury automakers in drive to electrification.

China has, undoubtedly, shifted away from images of heroic masculinity, such as when Bruce Lee was digitally recreated for Johnnie Walker’s 2013 Keep Walking campaign, to expressions of effeminate masculinity.

Luxury Daily’s live news for June 17: Gucci debuts new plant-based leather alternative; Neiman Marcus adds new fashion and lifestyle director; Vacheron Constantin emphasizes client services at new flagship; Lincoln joins other luxury automakers in drive to electrification.

Swiss watchmaker Vacheron Constantin has opened a New York flagship as it continues to prioritize client services.

U.S. automaker Lincoln is debuting its first fully electric vehicle in 2022 as part of its centennial celebrations.

U.S. retailer Neiman Marcus has named Lisa Aiken as fashion and lifestyle director, a new created role reflecting the brand’s latest move in transforming its merchandising and planning teams.

Italian fashion label Gucci is introducing a new animal-free, plant-based material as it pushes for sustainable innovation.

As COVID-19 restrictions continue lifting in the United States, consumers are ready to shop — but they come armed with new expectations for brand communications and offerings.

Real estate agents and brokers only have one chance to make a first impression, so quality photography and professional staging are essential investments for successfully marketing prestige properties.

Register now for this free webinar Tuesday, June 29 at noon to 1 p.m. ET (New York time) where Italian fashion brand Save the Duck along with others will discuss how technology is helping its consumers make ethical buying decisions in an apparel industry that is struggling with sustainability and transparency issues. Join us!