Clinique is teaming up with Kate Spade for a lip gloss collab, tapping into TikTok’s Black Honey lip color obsession and early 2000s nostalgia. 

The 10-year-old body-care brand has remained ahead of the body mist craze with on-trend gourmand scents and immersive storytelling. Now, two years after it was discontinued, Sol de Janeiro is bringing back the fan favorite Cheirosa 39 mist.

L'Oréal-owned Thayers launched in 1847, but until last week, it had never tapped a celebrity ambassador. That changed when the brand introduced DJ Pauly D of "Jersey Shore" fame as the star of its new "Gym. Tone. Laundry." campaign running across Instagram and TikTok.

What led P&G to its rapid absorption of prestige brands has percolated for years. For a company founded 24 years before the American Civil War, P&G has stood the test of time, but it's also faltered on occasion.

For AAPI Heritage month this year, Glossy sat down with Deepica Mutyala, Live Tinted's Founder and CEO to talk about how important it is to see yourself in the beauty industry.

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.

Last week, a fiery end to Tremaine Emory’s tenure at Supreme put the brand on blast. Elsewhere, Meta mulls letting E.U. customers pay to avoid ads, and Kering’s Françoise-Henri Pinault nears a deal to acquire CAA.

School is back in session — and for brands, going on tour and visiting campuses is catching on. The latest to hit the road is Glossier, with its You Look Good tour.

After 15 years in the beauty industry holding various positions, Alisa Metzger founded Innbeauty Project in 2019. This clean beauty brand, which is aimed at Gen-Z consumers through an accessible pricing strategy, sells its products in major retailers like Sephora and Credo, as well as on its direct-to-consumer site.

With post-peak-pandemic revenge travel still in swing, fashion brands are seeking out opportunities to support consumers checking off packing lists, tap vacationers’ indulgent shopping habits and even team up with tourism boards, which are upping their own plays for travelers.

The brand also introduced an age-based discount for customers over 40-years-old based on an honor system, as well as a month-long sweepstake for U.S. customers to win a convertible car and a hotline allowing customers to chat about makeup tips and tricks with Geller herself. 

Chay Costello, associate director of merchandising for the MoMA Design Store, has been instrumental in elevating the Design Store above a simple museum gift shop. It's now a strong and growing retail business with three physical locations, a robust online presence and cultural cachet of its own.