As traditional clothing brands continue to ignore the pressure to offer expanded sizes, subscription styling companies like Stitch Fix are beating them to the punch.

In its latest partnership, the LCF’s Fashion Innovation Agency teamed up with designer Sabinna and the virtual fitting room application Pictofit to create an augmented reality presentation during London Fashion Week.

As the luxury discount market continues to grow, The Outnet and its parent company, the Yoox Net-A-Porter Group, are evolving to keep up.

New York continued to navigate ongoing changes to the industry: Several designers ditched in favor of showing in Los Angeles, while others offered consumers immediate gratification with more see-now-buy-now options. In addition, the week unfolded to the backdrop of a tumultuous political climate, which led several brands and fashion week...

Though Supreme is known for partnering with unexpected mainstream brands (think: The North Face, Budweiser and Brooks Brothers), its recent foray into the luxury sector hasn't tarnished its cool kid image.

We hit Tuesday's shows at Skylight Clarkson Square to chat with those attending the shows and working behind the scenes about fashion's role in politics. While some said fashion serves as a stage to shed light on cultural issues, others expressed feelings that there needs to be more separation between...

Fashion advertising has turned a corner, and brands are trying hard to stay current when it comes to changing platforms and a new type of customer. On this week’s Glossy Podcast, two veterans in the fashion advertising space join us to discuss why brands in the fashion world find it...

Designers are increasingly finding value in sharing behind the scenes looks at their brands on social media, including experimenting with Instagram Live during New York Fashion Week.

Not only is Nordstrom’s stock up more than four percent the day after President Donald Trump denounced the retailer for dropping his daughter Ivanka Trump’s line, but now celebrities are supporting the brand through acts of protest-shopping.