At its Capital Markets Day, Kering detailed how its L’Oréal partnership will scale its beauty business, signaling a broader change in how luxury groups approach growth and infrastructure.

On Tuesday, Kering reported first-quarter revenue of €3.57 billion, or roughly $3.9 billion, down 6% on a reported basis and flat on a comparable basis. The numbers point to stabilization at the group level, but the story remains unchanged. Gucci is still the problem, accounting for roughly 38% of Kering's...

David’s Bridal and The Knot are testing different strategies for AI-driven commerce, as brands move to capture discovery and data inside chat despite uneven conversion performance.

With 200-plus video assets and a creator-led strategy, Kendra Scott’s latest campaign reflects current marketing trends for jewelry brands and beyond.

Ahead of Coachella 2026, festival fashion is fragmenting beyond the flower crown era, while brands like Gap rethink activations with more practical, on-site experiences.

For this week’s Luxury Briefing, Glossy spoke to Trevor Hardy, CMO at Chanel-owned Orlebar Brown, about how the brand is strategically opening stores to reach affluent shoppers year-round. Also, an update on Saks, insights into Brunello Cucinelli's earnings, and new executive moves at Tiffany & Co. and Fear of God.

Cotopaxi’s new capsule with FP Movement is the latest example of the outdoor brand using partnerships to reach a more fashion-conscious female consumer.

In 2025, political backlash against ESG policies pushed companies to scale back public commitments and invest more cautiously. Now, brands are changing their approach to sustainability, with some moving away from broad, global messaging toward more targeted, visible initiatives.

On this week’s episode of the Glossy Podcast, international reporter Zofia Zwieglinska is joined by senior beauty reporter Emily Jensen to unpack Macy’s latest earnings and what they signal for the future of department stores.