More and more brands are clamoring to create innovation hubs of their own — but have they started to become mere window dressing, or are they actually helping companies grow? Here’s a look at the state of innovation labs at fashion and beauty brands.

Eloquii CEO Mariah Chase appeared on the Glossy Podcast to share the ultimate retail revenge story: how Eloquii, just a year after it was shuttered by its parent company The Limited, resurfaced online due to popular demand.

Fashion brands have started offering gender neutral and genderless apparel in recent years in a bid for inclusivity, and children's clothing companies are following suit.

Today marks Amazon’s third annual Prime Day, and in addition to raking in an expected $1 billion, the e-commerce mammoth is hoping to promote its in-house fashion brands.

Poshmark opened a Wholesale Portal in 2015 to differentiate its business from the competitive online consignment space. It was a savvy business move, but feelings among sellers haven't been entirely positive.

As the resale market continues to grow, companies like The RealReal are identifying innovative ways to partner with celebrities cleaning out their closets — including, most recently, Lena Dunham.

Gucci is continuing to push the boundaries of the traditionally buttoned-up luxury fashion industry by again tapping the expertise of independent artists in its latest campaign.

Amazon is aggressively trying to win over wary fashion brands, with convenience-optimized perks like Prime Wardrobe and Echo Look. The catch: Brands have to be wholesale partners, not third-party sellers, to participate in them.

Luxury menswear has historically played second fiddle to womenswear, but the industry is showing vast gains that point to cultural shifts in the way men dress and experiment with style. The menswear market is estimated to be valued at $33 billion by 2020, an increase of 14 percent from 2015.