Indie brand Babyghost is an example of how luxury designers can win in both the U.S. and China, as well as resonate with a younger set of customers, with the right social media, e-commerce and technology strategies in place.

Since launching the beta mode of its new luxury platform in July, resale company ThredUp’s Luxe program is already on track to rake in $10 million dollars in sales by the end of the year. Now, as it prepares to open to the public on Thursday, the challenge is finding...

Hal Rubenstein, one of the founding editors of InStyle magazine, joined the Glossy Podcast to discuss retail's "too much stuff" problem, the crime of athleisure and why he's skeptical of all influencers, except maybe Selena Gomez.

Coming on the heels of the launch of its Paris flagship store in June, Kate Spade New York is experimenting with augmented reality to increase foot traffic in the shop during Paris Fashion Week.

As artificial intelligence slowly but surely infiltrates fashion production, it’s also beginning to shake up the way trend forecasters pinpoint emerging styles.

Neiman Marcus's Luxe Lab is a collection of designer items meant to drive excitement for customers that have grown weary of a typical department store lineup.

As part of Allure’s continued efforts to use its status as a beauty authority to profit, the magazine is launching a chatbot to help readers discover and purchase products from its annual Best of Beauty list.

It’s no secret that personalization is a vital strategy to luring consumers to shop. However, according to a recent report, most retailers aren’t using it to their advantage, due to the overwhelming number of channels available to reach shoppers.

See-now-buy-now, the in-season fashion show model that released collections at the same time they were shown on the runway, was poised to revolutionize fashion. So what happened?