Glossy Team

Glossy Team

Glossy Team

  • Ringly, wearable tech, and the world of women

    One of the most common charges leveled against wearable tech is that it has a “woman problem.” Ringly hopes it can solve that. In an effort to make tech gadgets something women would want to wear as part of their regular wardrobe, Ringly has created smart bracelets and rings that are...

  • American Apparel tries to revive image with LGBTQ campaign

    American Apparel announced its "Make America Gay Again" a partnership with the Human Rights Campaign and The Ally Coalition to support LGBTQ equality. The effort includes limited edition t-shirts and tank tops bearing the slogan, a cheeky play on Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again."

  • Publishers tap luxury digital advertisers

    With digital advertising spend slated to increase, publishers are hoping to ride the coattails of the forecasted uptick across all industries, most notably in fashion and luxury. T Brand recently appointed Tracy Doyle as its new creative director of fashion and luxury content,a strategic pivot by the company to bolster...

  • The Glossy Podcast: The future of connected objects

    Billie Whitehouse is in the business of creating an “enchanted” future. A lot of what the designer and founder of Wearable Experiments says can sound like “Minority Report,” but Whitehouse says that she envisions the connected future as being closer to Hogwarts and Harry Potter in reality. Whitehouse, the brains...

  • Influencers are becoming beauty tastemakers

    In the digital age, social influencers are increasingly siphoning power from style publications, leveraging their clout to set trends and establish predilections through Instagram feeds and blog posts. Beyond pushing products, these beauty aficionados make waves by showcasing how a brand fits into a particular lifestyle or looks on average...

  • To rule them all: Visa gets Olympians to wear a smart ring

    Visa, global sponsor of the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, announced the prototype for a new wearable payment method in the form of an accessory. The ring, modeled by NFC Ring, can be custom-fitted to the user's finger, and includes a microchip with an embedded antenna that enables...

  • Four regional approaches to the fashion calendar

    As more and more designers break free from the traditional fashion calendar, major fashion capitals around the world are forming clear stances on whether or not they’ll adopt the idea. American and British brands seem open to change, with major companies Michael Kors, Alexander Wang, and Burberry moving towards consumer-facing...

  • Why a company is selling a $1,800 bag for $200

    Cost transparency is coming to a new industry: luxury bags. Oliver Cabell, a travel and leather goods designer brand, is set to launch later in the summer and is offering Everlane-style price transparency in a much higher-priced market.

  • Instagram highlights fashion’s lack of diversity

    So often at runway shows, everything is colorful — except the model herself. Instagram is trying to change that. The photo sharing app has launched #RunwayForAll, a week-long hashtag initiative on its massively popular account (163 million followers) showcasing diverse models who are “redefining industry standards.” Kicking off last Wednesday, the first model...