L’Oréal is doubling down on AI-powered marketing, rolling out agentic tools and ramping up social commerce spend across Europe.
Tala brings its social-first strategy offline with a Carnaby Street flagship, blending influencer buzz, community loyalty and curated retail design to scale its next chapter.
Chanel is scaling back aggressive price hikes after a sales drop and consumer pushback, focusing instead on long-term investments in supply chain, boutiques and brand equity to rebuild trust and maintain luxury relevance.
Faced with tariff turbulence and complex sourcing, footwear brands like Dolce Vita, Larroudé and On are rethinking production through 3D printing, factory ownership and automation. They're also designing smarter supply chains built for speed, flexibility and sustainability.
In this week's Luxury Briefing, a look at how a bridal atelier is capitalising on creator interest. Also, why Longchamp is changing up its store format in the U.S. and why Harrods is betting on MENA designers. Also, earnings from Chanel, Richemont and Mytheresa, as well as executive moves and...
FP Movement is teaming with Lacoste for its first exclusive sneaker collaboration, blending heritage tennis style with fashion-first activewear. The drop marks a strategic play to own the tenniscore lifestyle, just in time for the French Open.
Powered by AI, tools like ChatGPT, Phia and Daydream are redefining what fashion search looks like and what brands need to do to keep up.
Glossy breaks down the Burberry layoffs, the Cannes influencer rules and the music festival opportunity for brands, with insights from Revolve's Raissa Gerona and designer Asher Levine.
Fenty Beauty is bringing e-commerce to Roblox with a shoppable lip gloss experience, blending gaming, community and physical product drops to reach Gen Alpha where they play.