For the Luxury Briefing, Glossy looked at the different second-quarter performances of Moncler and Ermenegildo Zegna Group. Moncler was held back by weaker tourism and delayed winter purchases, while Zegna benefited from strong DTC growth, high-spending clients and momentum in the U.S. Additionally, new Traackr data shows paid creator-marketing value...

For this back-to-school season, American Eagle is filling sorority houses with denim, sending creators into malls and selling limited-edition jeans in its physical stores as it attempts to turn the back-to-school frenzy into customer acquisition and denim sales.

Two years ago, fragrance generated around 20% of The Nue Co.’s sales. This year, the category is expected to account for 85% of total company net sales, as the wellness company redirects its inventory, marketing and product pipeline around its fastest-growing business.

Pink wants to be the first stop on a Gen-Z shopper’s trip to the mall this holiday season. To get there, the Victoria’s Secret-owned brand is expanding beyond the pajamas, fleece and intimates it is best known for, using accessories, denim, beauty and collaborations to position itself as a broader...

In this week’s Luxury Briefing, Glossy looks at how contemporary womenswear brand Toccin is using private shopping events, trunk shows and full-look selling to fuel its expansion. Also, what Richemont’s latest results signal about the widening divide within luxury. Plus, executive moves at Bottega Veneta, Balmain and La Perla, and...

Six months after entering four Ulta Beauty stores, Stripes Beauty is expanding into 448 locations, marking the Naomi Watts-founded menopause care brand’s first major national retail rollout.

In this week's Luxury Briefing, Glossy digs into Haute Couture Week in Paris with luxury sourcer Gab Waller, concierge specialist Isabel Bazzani, designer Rahul Mishra and Bain senior partner Federica Levato — the brands taking part are increasingly looking to younger customers as their next long-term clients, the sources said. Also,...

On is exploring how to expand its automated LightSpray manufacturing system beyond Switzerland and South Korea, potentially establishing production in Europe and the U.S.

With founders Caspar Coppetti and David Allemann back as co-CEOs, On is applying the development system behind its running shoes to apparel, lifestyle and new sports. Glossy went inside the Zurich labs where the company tests products on athletes, builds prototypes and develops products for broader commercial scale.