Video: How AI is redefining brands’ approach to creativity and customer connection Glossy, Digiday and Modern Retail's AI Marketing Strategies event, held on Wednesday, brought together marketing leaders who discussed how they're using AI in meaningful ways. Speakers explored how large‐language models, predictive analytics and automation are enabling them to do more with less by accelerating creative production, enabling deeper personalization or...
How Beekman 1802 uses AI to humanize digital marketing At Glossy’s AI Marketing Strategies virtual event, Beekman 1802’s David Baker shared how the skin-care brand is using AI to personalize marketing, uncover new customer insights and boost efficiency without losing its human touch.
Kenneth Cole Productions enters a new era of leadership and creative direction On October 15, Kenneth Cole announced Jed Berger as CEO and president, marking a move away from the company’s historically design-driven leadership toward a marketing-led approach centered on storytelling, consumer connection and purpose.
Luxury Briefing: Kering focuses on retail recovery and creative execution as Gucci rebuilds In this week’s Luxury Briefing, the details of Kering's latest earnings as the company focuses on retail recovery and Gucci rebuilds under Demna. Plus, ShopMy and Halfdays close funding rounds, Hermès names Grace Wales Bonner menswear director, Dsquared2 begins restructuring, and the latest Glossy Podcast.
For Kering, a $4.3 billion step back to move fashion forward Kering’s $4.3 billion (€4 billion) sale of its beauty division to L’Oréal marks the clearest signal yet that the French luxury group is resetting around its core business: fashion.
Glossy Podcast: Victoria’s Secret’s new era, Gucci’s EU fine and Armani’s leadership change — plus, Ty Haney on Outdoor Voices 2.0 Danny Parisi, Jill Manoff and Zofia Zwieglinska discuss the 2025 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show’s new diversity push, Gucci’s €157 million E.U. fine, Armani’s new CEO and Ty Haney’s bold relaunch of Outdoor Voices.
Luxury Briefing: Inside Chalhoub Group’s data-led answer to luxury clienteling In this week’s luxury briefing, the director of AI at the Chalhoub Group discusses early results from testing a generative luxury beauty assistant. Also, Fashionphile's U.K. launch, LMVH's earnings, Fendi's and Brett Johnson's executive moves, and news to know.
‘Sephora is everything Amazon is not’: LVMH’s beauty and retail brands are quietly outperforming While the company’s total revenue for the first nine months of 2025 reached €58 billion ($63 billion), down 2% organically, Q3 returned to growth. The Perfumes & Cosmetics unit rose 2% organically during the quarter, and the Selective Retailing division, which houses Sephora and luxury travel retailer DFS, climbed 7%....
Beyond the runway: LVMH says fashion recovery isn’t just about creative renewal The Fashion & Leather Goods division, which makes up nearly half of the group's revenue, posted revenue of €27.6 billion ($29.8 billion) for the first nine months of 2025, down 6% organically — but it showed progress in Q3, when the decline narrowed to 2%.