From the onset, wearable technology was largely made by men, for men, said Ramon Llamas, IDC’s research manager of wearables. As more women enter the industry, they're making products with female consumers in mind.

GQ, the Cut and Cosmopolitan are turning to Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter, in very different ways, to push out election coverage, Tuesday. With very different audiences, the three have plans to interact with their audiences on social media, and repurpose some of their most popular pieces.

Teen Vogue announced today that it will transition from its monthly print magazine to a quarterly collectible issue centered around a specific theme. The Condé Nast-owned publication will also make an increased investment on digital, video and social content.

The plus-size movement is gaining traction among brands and retailers who are beginning to cater to the $20.4 billion market in the U.S. Increasingly they're turning to plus-size models, but as one model tells Glossy in our latest confessions, there's still a long way to go before plus-size is considered...

In an Instagram post today, Supreme shared a photo encouraging followers to vote along with the hashtags #imwithher and #fucktrump.

The plus-size market, to a large extent, is being ignored. Plus-size consumers say there are a lack of options, particularly in the high-end and corporate work wear, so one brand, Of Mercer, has made a move to fill the gap.

Many people associate classic pearl necklaces with their grandmothers. Historically, pearls have been significant investments, handed down from generation to generation. They’ve become stodgy. They’re old-fashioned. As a result, pearls are not exactly the go-to piece of jewelry for millennials looking to make an investment. None of this constitutes the most ideal...

We're thrilled to welcome Jill Manoff as editor-in-chief of Glossy.

In an ongoing effort to eschew harmful chemicals in its clothing production, Levi Strauss & Co. announced it will be pushing suppliers to avoid petroleum-based materials, instead opting for items made using natural resources, including bacteria, fungus, yeast and methane gas.