Aligne’s viral tailored styles just landed at Nordstrom. Here’s how the buzzy British brand is scaling in the U.S. without losing its edge.

Why did a forgotten boat shoe become one of 2025’s biggest hits? Aritzia and Sperry’s sell-out collab navigated trend fatigue, tariffs and logistics with near-perfect timing.

Estée Lauder’s $14 billion turnaround is underway, driven by AI, e-commerce expansion and a strategic brand reset. Here’s what’s working — and what’s still at risk.

As U.S. brides embrace secondhand wedding gowns, A&Bé and Anna Bé are meeting demand with a new resale platform, Onceloved. The move reflects a growing trend of circular fashion in bridal.

In this week's luxury briefing, a look at how Coach is gaming the "charm economy." Plus, Prada is the most impersonated brand online, and Arc'teryx is betting on luxury retail amid slowed growth. And the latest Glossy podcast features a sneaker roundtable with executives from Culture Media and StockX.

Coach CEO Todd Kahn explains how the brand will address a $160 million tariff impact from the sudden August 2025 end of the United States de minimis rule while sustaining growth after a record fourth quarter.

In this week's luxury briefing, a deep dive into On Holding's Zendaya-led apparel strategy, and why the brand is betting on tennis and premiumization. Also, exclusive new data from StockX, new data on the appreciation of luxury bags, the latest Glossy podcast and news to know.

On posted a record $853 million in Q2 sales. Co-founder David Allemann breaks down DTC gains, Asia growth, tennis visibility, and luxury collabs with Loewe and Zendaya.

Luxury customers are rethinking how they buy jewelry, increasingly pairing contemporary, design-led pieces with their high-end staples. In step, the 13-year-old British jewelry brand Astrid & Miyu is opening its second New York store this September on NYC's Madison Avenue.