“Luxury fashion can feel very prohibitive and exclusionary. There's this bubble around it that people who shop for luxury created, and they don't want to let anyone in. I never liked that.” –Charles Gross

“I approach every Instagram post like the release of an album.” –Everett Williams

So much for this being the year that discount-focused holiday promotions come to a halt. Yes, inventory shortages are rampant and product sell-through is practically guaranteed. But, to compete for early shoppers amid a flurry of holiday sales, many brands are reverting to their regularly scheduled promotion programming. Others are...

“The Warby Parker of” had its day in the sun. Now, startup founders are aspiring to build their businesses like Goop, despite its issues. At the same time, they’re focusing on the men’s market, where there’s less competition -- for now, anyway. 

Nearly 50 years after founding his namesake fashion company, Elie Tahari is telling his brand story. The move comes just as his company embarks on a new chapter that's free of wholesale partners. 

At Glossy's Future of Fashion Summit, held in Miami earlier this month, Glossy surveyed attending fashion brand workers about the state and direction of their companies and the fashion industry at large. The resounding message: It's already a new normal -- and many of the changes workers are seeing are...

OG fashion Instagrammers Danielle Bernstein and Rocky Barnes are building empires and, at the same time, growing their influence beyond the industry.

With widespread supply chain issues threatening their holiday product selections and sales, brands are bulking up their inventories with used versions of their popular styles.  

For many people, a bad hair day would result in a few shed tears and some variation of a head covering. However in the case of Yve-Car Momperousse, CEO and co-founder of Kreyol Essence, a beauty brand specializing in natural hair-care and skin-care products from Haiti, what started as a...