Keeping up with fashion trends is a time-consuming pursuit, and it’s easy for consumers to fall behind in the wardrobe department.

The future of digital marketing has arrived to the luxury arena.

The holiday season has arrived along with Neiman Marcus’ annual catalog, The Christmas Book.

Auto industry sales always seem to ebb and flow based on a number of factors, including: the strength of the economy, rising (or falling) gas prices, consumer confidence, etc.

Brick and mortar retail sales and foot traffic have steadily decreased over the last few years.

There is a shift occurring in the beauty and cosmetics category that is indicative of a larger change taking place throughout many other categories.​

Insight from our Chief Creative Officer on the relationship between workspace and brand and what this impending move means for The O Group.​

Quoted in Luxury Daily today, our Business Development Manager Kristen Dillman shares her take on Burberry’s move away from seasonal campaigns and consolidation of labels within the brand.​

Despite the apparent contradriction, lower-priced goods and services can absolutely be considered a luxury. Whole Foods’ newest launch exemplifies just that.

It’s almost Memorial Day so of course I’m wondering, exactly how did rosé rise to total warm-weather ownership? Click through for a trip down memory lane, from 1980–now.​