It’s no coincidence that there are more fashion collaborations with Formula 1 than ever before. With products from licensed T-shirts selling for $35 all the way up to one-of-a-kind Formula 1-inspired watches selling for over $1 million, fashion brands have continued to latch onto the sport’s growing popularity.

The main risk that market analysts are predicting is a global rise in energy costs due to the conflict obstructing important shipping lanes, which would disrupt a market where many consumers are already cutting back on discretionary spending.

Champion's new owners have a central strategy to turn the brand around: realigning it with professional sports.

Our editor-in-chief, Jill Manoff, sits down with Warby Parker’s chief product and supply chain officer, Kim Nemser. The conversation covers Warby Parker’s omnichannel strategies, with a particular focus on how it’s integrating AI into many of its back-end operations.

As luxury brands struggle with declining sales and bad PR around how their goods are made, they may need to rethink their pricing strategy to bring back lapsed luxury consumers and jaded Gen-Z shoppers.

Pitti Immagine Uomo, the menswear trade show held twice a year in Florence, kicked off this week. And this year is continuing a trend that began in 2024: Pitti is becoming more international every year.

Brands across the fashion and beauty industries are looking for ways to cut back their spending. But when choosing what to cut, payroll, operations and inventory expenses are less likely to be on the chopping block. At the beginning of June, Glossy surveyed 22 workers from fashion and beauty brands,...

In this week's podcast episode, an exploration of recent probes into the manufacturing practices of luxury brands like Dior. One probe, conducted by an Italian competition authority, found that Dior was sourcing products from workshops in Italy where underpaid immigrants worked in grueling conditions to create its handbags.

This week, a look at Rebag’s growth through partnerships with retailers like Walmart, Bloomingdale’s and, most recently, Amazon. We also examine how resale's immunity to tariffs is making it an appealing partner for retailers.