Following a major U.S. push, online fast-fashion retailer Boohoo has seen its American revenue grow 145 percent in the past year. As other retailers with big regional ambitions scale back, the online retailer is seeing success with temporary retail spaces and a razor-sharp focus on college-aged women.

Gucci has been on a roll, and with another strong quarter of earnings under its belt, it's showing no signs of slowing down. Kering, Gucci’s parent company, reported that in the first quarter of 2017, the brand saw a revenue increase of 48.3 percent, or $1.44 billion, in organic sales...

Newly appointed Laird + Partners CEO Patrick Yee joined the Glossy Podcast to discuss how his media background prepared him for agency life, why strategy wins overall and what challenges CMOs are facing today.

At Glossy's first Hot Topic event, focused on data strategy, we learned the biggest trends and challenges facing fashion brands and retailers today as they try to understand their customer through data. The takeaway: Customer connections are critical, while attribution remains elusive.

Nordstrom has once again stirred up internet ire for selling a pair of distressed jeans caked in fake mud, described in the product details as “Americana workwear that's seen some hard-working action with a crackled, caked-on muddy coating that shows you're not afraid to get down and dirty.”

Thanks to a back-end technology integration that the company first started putting into place in 2015, Aldo is surviving the carnage of mall retail. To support its position as a cross-channel retailer, it just launched its first new website in 10 years.

Today marked four years since the Rana Plaza factory collapse in Bangladesh. To commemorate the tragic event, sustainable fashion non-profit Fashion Revolution is using social media to share findings from its latest transparency report and educate consumers about workers' rights.

Rent the Runway, which took to Snapchat last year to host virtual try-ons and "office hours," is switching gears by testing the waters of live engagement on Instagram Stories.

eBay wants to remind consumers that it’s more than an online auctioning site. It's also a platform for finding luxury products. Despite its reputation for thrift, 81 percent of items on eBay are new and 87 percent are available to buy immediately, at a fixed price — no bidding required.