As more beauty brands are becoming active on Twitch and in the gaming world at large, Charlotte Tilbury announced last week its new partnership with the Girlgamer Esports Festival.

Building on the success of its previous Sephora launches, the brand is officially expanding into every Sephora store in North America.

The latest news is both an expected outcome and the coup de grâce on a two-year saga that began in 2020.

On Monday, the platform relaunched, which Wood-Tepperberg described as a brand "evolution," versus a change. Now, for the first time, classes are being offered by instructors other than Wood-Tepperberg — seven, to be exact. Two specialize in pre- and post-natal exercise, and two will introduce an entirely new workout, Dance Flow....

In the ever-evolving world of athleticwear, inclusivity and cultural sensitivity are becoming paramount for brands. British athleisure brand Gymshark has taken a significant step toward inclusivity by introducing a hijab into its athleticwear line for $30, available globally. 

Glossy editor-in-chief Jill Manoff and senior researcher Dania Gutierrez spoke with Dr. Muneeb Shah, a board-certified dermatologist, influencer (18.1 million TikTok followers) and founder of clinically backed skin-care line Remedy, about how founders and content creators can capitalize on current social trends.

The emergence and ubiquity of Eighth Day on the highly oversaturated skin-care scene is thanks to a fortuitous combination of factors, though I’m sure founder Dr. Antony Nakhla would chalk it up primarily to the brand’s science. 

In an era where a brand's message is often lost on noisy digital channels, a group of fashion brands is shifting toward analog marketing methods and reversing old notions about effective marketing.

Last week, was Met Gala Week, and with it came a whole lot of looks and a whole lot of discussion about how the annual costume party/publicity event fits into the overall fashion ecosystem. Read on for more from the last week in fashion.

Born out of the NYC-based Milk Studios, Milk Makeup made a name for itself through daring and playful products like Kush Mascara and blotting papers that doubled as rolling papers for marijuana joints. Today, Milk Makeup is sold in 20 countries and is a Sephora U.S.-exclusive brand. Alongside Obagi skin...

Khalyla Khun was going through a breakup with Lee when she found herself retreating to the ocean. "It was very healing," she said. But she noted the downside: It left her hair tangled and unmanageable. And, after looking for products that were reef-safe and would also nourish her skin, hair...

The privately-held company first began in 2009 selling brushes but has dived deeper into clean makeup and gathered 60 patents over the years for products like a lipstick that never loses its sharp point.