Longevity has quickly become one of beauty’s most crowded areas, fueled by demand for preventative health, supplements and clinic treatments. Now, Lancôme is making its play, and it’s doing so in a way that puts its claims under immediate scrutiny.

On this week’s episode of the Glossy Podcast, senior fashion reporter Danny Parisi and international reporter Zofia Zwieglinska are joined by Achim Berg, founder of the fashion and luxury think tank FashionSights and former senior partner at McKinsey, to unpack how escalating conflict in the Middle East is impacting the...

Aerie is expanding its “Aerie Real” platform with a pledge to never use AI-generated bodies, launching a campaign starring Pamela Anderson and reinforcing its focus on trust and transparency.

Reddit’s new shopping tools highlight its growing role in beauty discovery, as brands tap community conversations that increasingly shape AI-powered search and purchase decisions.

When UGG brought back its Fluff Yeah sandal on March 16, the move was driven less by nostalgia and more by sustained consumer demand, according to the brand. The style, which first launched in fall 2018 at around $100, quickly became a celebrity favorite and a breakout product for the...

In this week’s Luxury Briefing, I speak to luxury experts about Zara’s continued push upmarket as it embarks on a two-year partnership with John Galliano to reinterpret the Zara archive. Also, Revolve’s Raissa Gerona on the Revolve Los Angeles brand launch, and news to know.

On this week’s tariffs-focused edition of the Glossy Podcast, senior fashion reporter Danny Parisi is joined by Angela Santos, partner at law firm ArentFox Schiff, for a legal perspective on tariff refunds, shifting trade policy and what fashion brands should be doing now.

Lululemon is navigating a slowdown in its North America business, leaning on international growth to offset it and continuing the search for a permanent CEO — all while trying to reestablish its footing as a premium, product-led brand.

Nuuds will launch in four Nordstrom stores across Middle-American markets including Houston and Denver. The move reflects a growing retail focus on customers outside coastal fashion hubs.