As American Eagle Outfitters prepares to close out the year, the brand is looking to continued in-store experimentation and discounting to get rid of stale inventory in preparation for 2018.

Designer Dan Liu, who heads both his namesake label and the brand Tatsuaki, joined the Glossy Podcast to discuss the changing pace of fashion, the industry's inability to come to terms to technology-driven selling techniques and the fate of the department store.

Though Old Navy has grown synonymous over the years with branded Fourth of July T-shirts and bargain flip flops, the mass retailer has made a concerted effort to establish itself as a style destination.

As streetwear becomes more integrated in mainstream men's fashion, women working in the industry continue to feel ostracized by the pervasive boys' club. In our latest Confessions story, one woman who's worked for multiple streetwear brands shares her experience of feeling undervalued and unsafe in the industry.

Following several quarters of poor performance, JCPenney is trying to shake its reputation as a stale retailer by transforming into “Jacques Penné” for the holidays.

Barneys is hosting a gift giveaway on Instagram with exclusive products to drive its follower count and direct engagements with customers during the holiday season.

For many brands, co-op advertising, also known as wholesale marketing, has long been a black hole. But with department stores’ retail sales declining, partly due to the rise of Amazon, marketers are demanding that the stores get smarter about how they spend the co-op dollars,

Calvin Klein is building on the momentum of its Amazon partnership and spending $20 million more on marketing efforts for the fourth quarter of 2017 to drive quick sales during the holiday season.

T Brand Studio -- the brand marketing unit of the New York Times -- is taking strides to increase digital luxury advertisers, and brands like Gucci and Max Mara are taking note.