Welcome to the Glossy 50, our first annual list featuring men and women contributing to the transformation of fashion, luxury, beauty and technology. In this feature, we dive into their contributions to their industries’ new directions. These are the honorees in the Sustainable Fashion category. These are the honorees in...

Elle magazine is using its first official partnership with YouTube to tackle the lack of inclusivity in fashion. The Hearst-owned publication announced a new video series titled “Fashion For All” during a panel discussion at New York’s Chelsea Market on Tuesday evening, comprised of diversity advocates including designer Christian Siriano,...

As designers chart their own paths while navigating fashion week -- deciding between runways and presentations, to sell or not to sell, which influencers to cast in their shows -- they're all optimizing for one thing: reach.

As Instagram continues to evolve and the reign of influencers grows ever stronger, New York Fashion Week is trying to keep up.

JD.com's president of fashion Xia Ding is building out the fastest-growing category of the business by partnering with Western brands. Most recently, the company sponsored the 3.1 Phillip Lim fashion show as the brand considers how to best enter the Chinese e-commerce market.

Rebecca Minkoff is adding Alipay to its stores and site, and will add Amazon Pay and Apple Pay down the line, in an effort to make transactions seamless for customers across channels and regions.

The Fashion Institute of Technology, Infor and Harper's Bazaar have teamed up to host a student design competition that judges not only the aesthetics and craftsmanship of the young designers, but also their ability to successfully sell a collection.

At the start of New York Fashion Week, and fashion month, RO NY founder Rony Zeidan joined the Glossy Podcast to discuss his predictions ahead of this season's events.

During a talk with investors at the Goldman Sachs Retailing Conference, Gap Inc. CEO Art Peck focused on the good, rather than the bad — namely Athleta and its trajectory to becoming a billion-dollar brand. Through a competitive production cycle, more stores and increased e-commerce capabilities, the company believes the brand...