Reflecting on the year in fashion brand fails.

Pakistan has a diverse and booming fashion scene, with two fashion weeks run by two different fashion councils (Karachi and Lahore). Fashion blogger Salima Feerasta shows us the industry and what life as a blogger is like through five of her Instagrams.

Digital-born companies like online styling service Dia&Co are catering to the $21 billion plus-size market, while more traditional retailers are still lagging behind. Using the data Dia&Co collects from its consumers, co-founder Nadia Boujarwah is on a mission to increase the number of brands offering sizes larger than a 12...

Retailers know holiday gifting can be a major pain, so they’re leveraging digital technologies to help consumers accelerate and simplify the process.

Stuart Weitzman is betting big on the Chinese messaging app WeChat to increase its footprint in Asia. It joins other luxury brands like Coach and Chanel, who are using WeChat as a direct line of communication to consumers. However, creating content for WeChat isn't as straightforward as it is for...

L'Occitane reported an earnings increase of 33.9 percent for the six-month period ending on September 30, as the result of an aggressive growth strategy that includes an expansion of flagship locations across the U.S. and new spa services. Now, the company is focused on providing an experiential retail experience with...

A select group of smaller, under-the-radar brands are thriving by conducting business exclusively on social media platforms, sans buzzy product drops or flashy media stories. Rather than launch full seasonal collections in-store, these emerging companies debut their limited-edition items through Instagram posts or Facebook groups.

Esquire launched its first 48-hour Snapchat Discover channel, featuring a compilation of grooming guides sponsored by Armani. This is Hearst’s fourth publication to experiment with Discover, following Seventeen, Marie Claire and Sweet, the company’s recently formed video group.

Fashion and retail is undergoing a revolution, according to Luxury Institute CEO Milton Pedraza. He said that, as retailers begin to experiment with in-store tech to enhance their customers' shopping experiences, they should focus on training store associates to create a point of difference. Glossy hit the streets to ask...