As direct-to-consumer fashion brands were popping up left and right to fill voids in the U.S. market, Amaro founder Dominique Oliver was looking instead to fill the DTC white space in another market: Brazil.
In this week's episode of The Glossy Podcast, Hilary Milnes sits down with Srivats to discuss the intersection of tech and fashion, the model of giving consumers direct access to runway collections, and the way to serve as a partner for designers.
New York–based shoe company Soludos got its start in 2010 selling espadrilles to men and women, but over the years, the brand has looked to grow its customer base by expanding into more products including handbags and boots. Now Soludos is trying to fine-tune that process by catering releases to consumer demand.
Fashion resale company ThredUp is hoping to get rid of the stigma that shopping secondhand isn't as fun or chic as buying new. Today the brand shared that it is launching a secondhand capsule collection in partnership with Conscious Commerce, a company founded by actress Olivia Wilde and creative director Barbara Burchfield that connects non-profits with [...]
On Monday, American Eagle celebrated 25 years since its IPO by ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. The company has been performing well over the past few years, particularly compared to some of its contemporaries, and its lingerie brand, Aerie, that has been largely driving its growth.
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