T Magazine, the fashion and style publication of The New York Times, is revamping both its design and editorial strategy to better resonate with an evolving demographic of readers and advertisers.
At the end of February’s New York Fashion Week — where editors, celebrities and influencers viewed glamorous new collections from some of the world’s best designers — a general consensus: Kind of boring, no?
Rebecca Taylor joined the Glossy Podcast for an episode of the NYFW series to discuss the evolution of her relationship with the runway show, her decision to break away from the in-season model and the role technology has played in her collections.
As fashion week continues to go through a time of transition, designers are mostly landing in one of two camps: those who stay on the runway and those who choose a presentation. Despite existential hand-wringing, the runway isn’t dead. The heavyweights like Ralph Lauren, Coach and Calvin Klein have stayed...
Continuing to build upon WeWork’s explosive growth in 2017, the coworking venue company which is reportedly valued at $20 billion is turning to retail in a new partnership with J.Crew to ride the momentum.
On an episode of the Glossy Podcast's NYFW series, Downing reflected on the future of the fashion show and how the CFDA's role is shaping the path forward for the industry.
The purpose of Votre Paris is to open the doorway to American retail stores for small Paris designers by getting them immediate feedback on runway shows from buyers, as well as inventory purchases. Votre Paris will also drive foot traffic and newness to American department stores by giving them an...
As one of the earliest style publishers to successfully marry editorial content to e-commerce, Clique Brands Inc. -- formerly Clique Media Group -- is focused on continuing to find new ways to use digital to strengthen this relationship. We caught up with co-founder Katherine Power to share some of the...
For an episode of the Glossy Podcast's NYFW series, designer Alice McCall shared what she believes to be the benefits of a traditionally formatted runway show, which include a "spicier" collection, specially designed shoes and bags, and the runway's lasting halo effect.