On Monday, Jenna Lyons, longtime president and creative director of J.Crew, announced she is stepping down from the floundering retailer.

There’s a growing movement in the fashion industry comprised of brands turning to overstocked products and unused fabrics, known as deadstock, to create refreshed styles.

Lululemon shared its fourth quarter earnings yesterday, indicating slowed growth that scared investors and pointed to a possible shift in the athleisure market.

Alice + Olivia announced that it’s launching a private Instagram for customers and friends of the company using the handle @aliceandoliviashop. The account will give top shoppers first looks at new products, along with the ability to shop looks before they launch.

L’Oréal is launching a loyalty rewards program tied to philanthropy, taking a cue from competitor Sephora, which has played a significant role in driving the concept of humanitarian-focused beauty.

Facebook launched a Stories function of its own today, which allows users to share content that can be viewed for 24 hours on their page, as well as view the Stories of their friends.

Although Instagram and Snapchat were launched within just a year of each other -- in October 2010 and September 2011, respectively -- fashion brands have made Instagram a cornerstone to their strategies while Snapchat remains, in most cases, firmly in the experimental bucket.

The H&M Group is looking to diversify its offerings by shifting focus from its eponymous store to its five other companies: COS, Weekday, Cheap Monday, & Other Stories and Monki. The Swedish retailer is recalibrating across 64 countries, relocating certain stores, shuttering others and opening an increased percentage of locations...

On Thursday, Facebook announced its Collection feature, which allows companies to share video advertisements that users can click on to be directed to an immersive shopping page. On this page, brands can showcase up to 50 items at a time, and users can click on items of interest to be...