Blake Lively announced as Glossy Pop NYC speaker We’re excited to have Lively speak about the evolution of Blake Brown at Glossy Pop NYC on September 5.
From tennis to baseball to the NFL, jewelry brands are embracing sports for viral growth While the rest of fashion has been crossing over with sports for years, jewelry is newer to the arena. The contrast between the intensity and performance of sports and the luxuriousness of fine jewelry makes for an odd pairing. But as the line between sports and the rest of culture...
Glossy Podcast: Tariff update, HanesBrands acquired, Willy Chavarria apologizes — and a roundtable conversation on the state of sneakers In this week's episode, we host a roundtable discussion on the state of the sneaker market.
Fashion Briefing: How fashion brands are optimizing their AI search result performance Over the last few weeks, Glossy spoke with several brand workers about how they’re approaching optimizing search for AI models and where they’re finding good information. The field is still very new, so many said they are still figuring out their strategies, but a few common themes stood out.
Inside the Glossy Influencer Index: Which influencer strategies are proving effective in 2025 The annual Influencer Index collects valuable data points on how brands are working with influencers and what tactics are driving results. These videos from a recent Glossy+ event break down the report's highlights and go deeper, via an interview with Julianne Fraser, founder of the marketing consultancy Dialogue NYC.
Deckers-owned Teva is banking on a streetwear collab to help catch up with sister brands Ugg and Hoka For Teva, the collaboration with Sean Wotherspoon is both a sign that sandals are having a moment, particularly among fashion-forward men, and an indication of how Teva is seeking to grow its audience. Teva’s two sister brands Ugg and Hoka, all owned by parent company Deckers, are on hot streaks...
Glossy Podcast: Zara’s banned ads, Gucci’s labor dispute, Capri’s recovery — and a chat with Anthropologie’s Anu Narayanan We speak with Anu Narayanan, the president of women’s and home at Anthropologie, about the company’s decision to spin off one of its private labels, Maeve, into its own standalone brand. Narayanan also gave insight on her leadership style, the right time to invest in business expansion and the importance...
The denim brand True Religion is well on its way to the goal of $1 billion in annual sales. And according to CMO Kristen D’Arcy, an ambitious marketing strategy at a time when many other brands are pulling back on ad spend has been key to its growth.
Anthropologie launches sub-brand Maeve as a new standalone brand Today, Anthropologie is relaunching its Maeve private label as a standalone brand. The launch will come with all the bells and whistles of a standalone brand, including dedicated Maeve physical stores, dedicated Maeve social media channels, an influencer launch event and a full marketing campaign.