Last week, as the post-Black Friday hangover set in, Glossy looked back at some of the trends that dominated the holiday shopping week, including how retailers tackled the issue of returns. Elsewhere, Matthew Williams announced his departure from Givenchy and Italian biomaterials company Biofluff raised new funding.

Kendra Scott’s licensing partnerships with LoveShackFancy, Disney and Dolly Parton are driving nearly 50% new customers and lasting loyalty.

As rave culture has taken off in beauty, hair-care brand Olaplex is getting on board with the movement via a TikTok challenge featuring hundreds of influencers and a well-coiffed DJ.

Even following the temporary TikTok blackout, consumers are shopping on the platform. But both its success and uncertain status have opened the door for other social shopping sites to emerge and showcased the importance of agility in adopting new platforms.

When Vacation debuted its Classic Lotion in 2021, it did so with the express purpose of creating "The World’s Best-Smelling Sunscreen." Now, it's building on its fragrance category with trendy body sprays.

In Glossy’s inaugural list of the most impactful marketers in beauty and fashion, we’ve spotlighted the executives moving the needle on creativity, carving out new avenues for messaging, and of course, driving sales.

In Glossy’s inaugural list of the most impactful marketers in beauty and fashion, we’ve spotlighted the executives moving the needle on creativity, carving out new avenues for messaging, and of course, driving sales.

Garance Doré, a longtime blogger, developed a skin-care brand with just three simple products -- making it one of two new brands to take this minimalist approach. CBD, which has been slower and quieter as of late, popped up in two noteworthy brands, both of which are touting the ingredient's...

Rather than rethinking the runway or embracing new talent, the season's major houses doubled down on exclusivity. Celebrities and billionaires replaced influencers in the front row. Archival reissues outpaced innovation on the runway. And the messaging was clear: Luxury brands are no longer trying to reach everyone. They’re designing for...

The beauty industry has made strides to be more inclusive of textured hair in marketing, advertising and brand assortment, including with its embrace of the 15 Percent Pledge starting in 2020. Still, until recently, a salon environment for all hair types was not part of the picture.

On October 1, the skin-care brand Derma E posted a TikTok video in collaboration with Dr. Mark Strom, explaining that he'd be hitting NYC streets to see what real New Yorkers are using in their skin-care routines — and taking viewers inside their bathrooms. The teaser post has over 200,000 views....

While virtually every luxury fashion label has its own fragrance, makeup and skin-care lines had long been reserved to a small handful of brands. These days, that’s quickly changing.