For the second year in a row, Lands' End has taken residence in Soho with a pop-up focused on "chaotic customization." The brand, which prides itself on being "approachable" and "attainable," according to chief creative officer Kym Maas, sees personalization as a "solution," which, she said, is always what it...

When Gap launched CashSoft four years ago, it debuted a small assortment featuring a "proprietary new yarn" meant to replicate the feel of cashmere, a famously expensive material. Today, it is the focal piece of Gap's holiday campaign.

For its holiday campaign, dubbed "Anything Roots," Roots, the 52-year-old Canadian brand best known for leather goods and sweats, tapped a famous Canadian face: Seth Rogen, creator, writer and star of the Emmy-sweeping show "The Studio." Rogen stars as Roots's holiday concierge, available to advise on gifting needs.

For its 37th location, Studs is introducing its first concept store: The Studs Chapel. Located inside the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort, the piercing chain has conceived of it as a destination for bachelorette parties and other quintessential “When in Vegas” moments.

It's been over three years since the Hailey Bieber smoothie launched at Erewhon's famous Tonic Bar, and in the time since, brands including Dove, Brooklinen, Heinz Ketchup and Vacation sunscreen have put their own spins on branded beverages. Countless other influencers, celebs and models have done the same, with businesses...

On the latest Glossy Beauty Podcast, Helen Steed of Steed & Friends takes listeners through mini case studies, examining her work on products like Rhode's iconic phone case, Glossier's first foray into body care and Merit's logo.

In two weeks, Bubble will launch its latest product, on its e-commerce site. But before that, it's trying something new: It's offering the product as a free add-on to Glamsquad's in-home makeup service. The service is dubbed "Bubble Skin Prep."

When brides think about their makeup, Lancôme wants to be the first brand on their mind. To do so, it's embarking on a multi-pronged strategy to show — or remind — brides that it has always been a purveyor of bridal elegance.

Since 2019, Olive & June has entered the at-home manicure space and prioritized innovation. It already offers two kinds of press-on nails: glue press-ons and tab press-ons. Now, it's launching Pressies — press-ons specifically made for kids and tweens.