Fashion brands are tackling sustainability to build ‘stronger, more resilient’ businesses As tariffs rise and regulations tighten, fashion companies like Stripe & Stare, Vestiaire Collective and eBay are embracing sustainability and circularity, driving innovation ahead of 2025’s key E.U. and U.S. policies.
Glossy Podcast: Kering’s luxury slump, Louis Vuitton’s price hikes and Another Tomorrow’s push for circular fashion Kering struggles, Louis Vuitton raises prices, and Another Tomorrow’s Vanessa Barboni Hallik shares how the brand is scaling sustainability with tech and traceability.
Luxury Briefing: Post-acquisition, Lyst is focusing on AI search for luxury shopping In an interview with Glossy after Zozo acquired the company, CEO Emma McFerran said Lyst is betting that taste-based personalization, not price or a platform's scale, will define the future of online luxury shopping.
Activewear brands are scrambling to clean up in America’s age of health anxiety As health concerns reshape consumer habits, brands like Under Armour and Lululemon are investing in clean, plant-based materials, ushering in a new era of toxin-free athleticwear.
Hermès price hike sets stage for American tourist boom in Europe Hermès is raising U.S. prices to offset tariffs, pushing American shoppers to buy luxury goods abroad instead.
Luxury Briefing: From diamonds to duties, tariffs are cutting into fine jewelry Luxury jewelry once stood apart from the volatility of global trade, but tariffs are now forcing the industry to face the same realities as everyone else.
Sephora shows strength in LVMH’s earnings, even as pressure builds in U.S. beauty retail Sephora remains a bright spot for LVMH, but Amazon’s aggressive push into skin care, personalization and prestige beauty is reshaping the battle for market share.
What small fashion brands can do when tariffs hit hard Facing skyrocketing tariffs and broken supply chains, fashion brands are getting creative to survive. Leveraging wholesale workarounds and cross-border pricing tricks are among the tactics they're leveraging to remain competitive.
How Von Dutch’s licensing model safeguards against tariffs As Trump’s China tariffs surge to 145%, Von Dutch and other fashion brands are leaning on licensing to stay agile, shift sourcing and keep shelves stocked.