The company, launched in 2009 by Jennifer Hyman and Jennifer Fleiss, is fashion’s answer to the on-the-rise sharing economy, and it’s been picking up steam by answering new needs of both consumers and brands in the digital age.

Opening a store is one thing. Opening a four-story, 15,000-square-foot store with a 20-year, $45 million lease in NYC’s retail-prime NoHo neighborhood is quite another. Tal Zvi Nathanel and Amir Zwickel, entrepreneurs from the marketing and tech, and real estate fields, respectively, did just that this week with Showfields, their...

As mall developers shift their aim to fewer, better stores, buzzy direct-to-consumer brands are increasingly popping up in shopping centers.

Shoppers are willing to pay for convenience, especially during the holidays.

With consumers becoming more cautious about giving up personal data, L’Officiel is looking to make it worthwhile by offering up rewards by Chanel, Dior and Michael Kors.

In our second annual Glossy 50 list, we’re honoring the industry insiders responsible for driving these impactful shifts. They include a fashion veteran building a circular fashion brand, an influencer helping beauty companies cater to more skin tones, a beauty brand vp leading the charge for ingredient laws and Alessandro...

As more cannabis beauty and wellness products continue to pop up, like Scotch Porter’s recent CBD-infused beard collection and High Beauty’s cannabis sativa seed oil moisturizer and facial oil, it is fitting that the cannabis retail landscape is changing, too.

For the latest edition in Glossy's Ask a VC series, Rimer discussed how Amazon is currently impacting retail, how brick-and-mortar stores need to evolve and what he learned from investing in Nasty Gal.

Considering the New York Fashion Week playbook of the brand, the off the beaten path, unexpected store location (by fashion industry standards, anyway), opened on Tuesday, is to be expected.