High end fashion brands such as Diane Von Furstenberg and Veronica Beard have teamed up to create a capsule collection with sustainable textile company, Piece & Co, to be sold on online retailer, Shopbop. It's a different approach to becoming a more sustainable industry, when it's ranked the world's second...

When NBA commissioner David Stern enacted a dress code for the National Basketball Association in 2005, a few players took the mandate a step further, transforming a sartorial order into a passion and eventually a business opportunity.

Cost transparency among brands is gaining momentum. Naadam, a luxury cashmere clothing label, is the latest brand to lift the hatch on its process and how it reaches its prices.

A new global marketplace and a changing customer mindset has forced luxury brands to do many things they’d never have done before. That includes changing the entire way they market and set prices for their products. One movement gaining acceptance among certain brands is that of “global” or “harmonized pricing.”

The influx of aspiring Pokemon Masters may actually be a blessing in disguise for the malls of America, which have experienced slumping sales and foot traffic in recent years. According to social media, many of the Pokemon Gyms and PokeStops -- locations for players to train their Pokemon or stock...

Lyst head of partnerships Jenny Cossons joins the Glossy Podcast. Cossons said the biggest surprise to her in the last decade has been how digital moved from being the “poor cousin” inside fashion brands and publishers to being a central force in decisions -- but brands remain hesitant to get...

Brands and designers are increasingly choosing to show collections when and where best suits them, instead of falling into the traditional fashion calendar. As a result, the idea of seasons, separate men's and women's shows and consumer facing shows are all being challenged, and adopted. We ask industry experts what...

Womb, which will be available in VFiles stores and online July 11th, is entirely crowdsourced from young photographers around the world and offered at no cost.

According to experts, Amazon's utilitarian aesthetic is incongruous to the way high-end fashion brands engage with consumers, who are keen to use the platform as a destination for toilet paper and beach reads rather than designer dresses.