Week in Review: Daniel Lee leaves Bottega Veneta, Dior’s first London show in years and the biggest collab drops of the week This week, the biggest news was Daniel Lee's abrupt departure from Bottega Veneta, three years after taking over as creative director and earning the brand wide acclaim. Also on the show: Dior's first menswear show in London since 2016, the future of London as a fashion hub, the big collaborations...
Singles’ Day offers brands a glimpse at retail’s future Singles' Day causes a frenzy every year. This year, brands like DVF, Mansur Gavriel and Supergoop are all investing heavily in China both as a revenue driver and as a testing ground for retail concepts that can be applied to the rest of the world.
How Prive Revaux is navigating shifts in the marketing and privacy landscape At the end of September, Apple rolled out a new update, iOS 15, that had long-term impacts on email marketing. With it, email marketers can no longer gauge who opens their emails. For recipients using the default Apple Mail app that's installed on every iOS device, every email they receive...
Tia Adeola: Gen-Z name changing fashion “Age is really nothing but a number. My clothes aren’t targeted to any specific age group, but to the woman who wants to feel confident and has no problem having all eyes on them.” –Tia Adeola
Nike aims to use 100% renewable energy by 2025 Noel Kinder, Nike’s chief sustainability officer, said that 80% of the brand’s carbon footprint comes from the sourcing of its materials and manufacturing. While Nike is one of the largest users of recycled polyester in the world, Kinder said he believes materials are where Nike can have the biggest impact....
Week in Review: COP26, Nike in the metaverse and American Eagle’s shipping acquisitions In this week's Glossy Week in Review podcast, which breaks down the biggest news stories in fashion, fashion reporter Danny Parisi is joined by fellow Glossy reporter Zofia Zwieglinska for a discussion on COP26 and fashion's responsibility to the environment.
Ralph Lauren licenses women’s intimates and sleepwear to Delta Galil Ralph Lauren partnered with Delta Galil, an Israeli manufacturer of private-label goods, to create a line of women’s intimates and sleepwear for the American brand. Ralph Lauren doesn’t currently sell women’s underwear, but it does make women’s sleepwear. Delta Galil will take over the production of sleepwear and will create...
Pangaia is using 3D body-scanning to perfect denim sizing Pangaia aims to ensure that every pair of jeans in its month-old denim line is the perfect fit. On Nov. 11, the brand will debut a collaboration with custom denim brand Unspun. As part of the collaboration, Pangaia will be the first brand to use Unspun’s new mobile app, which lets...
Resale is a harder sell for footwear outside of sneakers The last year has seen a flurry of brands launching resale programs, especially in categories like denim and outerwear. But outside of sneakers, footwear has notably been absent. Nike and Adidas both have in-house resale programs, but casual and dress shoes are more often confined to third-party resellers like The...