Helmut Lang launched a new campaign to announce the brand's reset this week, the first campaign under the direction of its first "editor-in-residence," Isabella Burley. Burley was brought on in March to chart a new direction for the brand, instead of a creative director.

In its latest attempt at revival, Michael Kors acquired Jimmy Choo on Tuesday morning in a $1.2 billion deal. How do mergers help beleaguered companies, and will Jimmy Choo succeed in breathing life back into Michael Kors? We took a look at the larger implications.

ThredUp is expanding to include luxury goods on its reselling platform, a move supported by its vast customer data base. The launch is the latest in a recent string of expansions for the company, which include launching in Canada and opening physical stores.

Though the resale market has continued to expand in recent years, there’s been one demographic that has been noticeably underserved: plus-size consumers. In response to the void in plus-size resale, Karine Hsu started CurvyCo, the first e-commerce site for previously owned clothing designed for consumers sizes 10 and up.

While traditional malls have started shuttering around the U.S., leaving carcasses of empty storefronts in their wake, outlet malls are holding their ground even as they fall prey to the same challenges wrought by e-commerce.

More than 300 employees participated in Conde Nast’s third annual company-wide hackathon, where they spent three days brainstorming new concepts for the company. The event concluded on Thursday with final presentations in front of a panel of judges that included Vogue editor-in-chief and Conde Nast artistic director Anna Wintour.

ModCloth, the indie brand beloved by its customers for its retro aesthetic and inclusive sizing, made headlines when it was bought by Walmart subsidiary Jet.com earlier this year. CEO Matt Kaness spoke to Glossy about how he's been dealing with feedback and what customers can expect from the transition.

Tara Foley, the founder and CEO of clean beauty retailer Follain, joined the Glossy Podcast to discuss the growth of the organic beauty and skin-care industry, and how she's used her degree in public policy to raise awareness about the lack of industry regulations.

Maison de Mode is part of a growing number of luxury fashion sites dedicated to proving to consumers that fashion can be both sustainable and stylish in the luxury space.