Macro-economic volatility surrounding inflation, supply chain constraints and Covid-19 lockdowns in parts of China have led to slumping stock prices even with individual beauty companies reporting strong growth or record sales.

In this week's Luxury Briefing, a look at how a bridal atelier is capitalising on creator interest. Also, why Longchamp is changing up its store format in the U.S. and why Harrods is betting on MENA designers. Also, earnings from Chanel, Richemont and Mytheresa, as well as executive moves and...

2023 was a big year for social commerce. With the growth of apps like Flip and the launch of TikTok Shop in the U.S. in September, it felt like more of the world was finally catching up to the full convergence of social media and shopping that’s been the norm...

With recent investments in niche perfumers like Amouage and Borntostandout, L’Oréal is looking to capitalize on a growing appetite for fragrance brands built on craftsmanship, particularly in hot markets like China and the Middle East. But that also means facing stiff competition and winning over savvy consumers.

In July 2023, Wild unveiled California Naturals, a clean hair-care brand that launched direct-to-consumer and with exclusive distribution at Target. Compared to her previous hair-care brand, Playa, she's taking a different approach to hair care.

With the rise of wearable NFTs and virtual makeup looks popping up in the metaverse, AR beauty tech companies are making their way into the space. 

Though the products used by creators to achieve the aesthetic vary, the idea remains the same: A heavy red, peach or light-pink blush is paired with a berry-hued lipstick, a shimmery highlighter and a light-brown eyeliner to get an effortless, foundation-free, summery pink glow.

As health concerns reshape consumer habits, brands like Under Armour and Lululemon are investing in clean, plant-based materials, ushering in a new era of toxin-free athleticwear.

In this edition of the weekly Research Briefing, we share focal points from Glossy’s recently released report on how retail media is growing as a marketing channel.

In this edition of the Glossy+ Research Briefing, we analyze Lululemon’s first-quarter financial results, which the company reported yesterday. Investors are relieved to see sunnier predictions for the rest of the year. 

With the decision official, many brands across the fashion, beauty and wellness industries broke their silence and issued statements — some bolder and less vague than others — issuing their support. Statements ranged from those making the brand's stance known to those also announcing donations.

The fashion and beauty industry can be secretive, and the emphasis on surprise and delight and the drop model has led brands to keep things tightly under wraps. But sometimes the opposite can be helpful.