As the pandemic renders physical beauty product testing a thing of the past, top tech giants are doubling down on virtual makeup try-on to drive e-commerce sales. 

Actress Bella Thorne shared with Glossy what prompted her decision to launch the line, what inspires her own style and what sets Thorne Dynasty apart from other celebrity-backed brands.

Despite the stock market recently providing evidence to the contrary – namely, via shares tumbling as apparel brands and retailers downgrade annual projections — the financial and fashion industries are getting cozier. More specifically, making moves to tap into the opportunity the other provides is trending among the leaders of...

After starting with a single shelf in Harrods in 2012, the brand has slowly and quietly grown a global distribution network that includes Bergdorf Goodman, Net-a-Porter, Neiman Marcus, Harvey Nichols and Mecca.

Detailed descriptions of labor standards, production materials, animal rights and more can be found alongside luxury dresses and skincare at a new retail pop-up in San Francisco. 

At the center of the Hatch's success is an engaged community that has worked wonders to fuel its growth. Hatch’s annual sales grew 80% in 2021, and Goldman is projecting 40-50% growth this year.  

Implementing more sustainable practices is on the mind of many beauty companies. But despite the public urgency around the environment -- especially when it comes to climate change -- brand goals are often set for years in the future. This week, a look at what brands are prioritizing on the...

With a long creative leash and budget to spare, the brand decided to go big for its last campaign of the year, enlisting TikToker Anna Sitar (12.1 million followers) to direct a connected TV commercial.

Popularized by beauty YouTubers, the search for the perfect beauty “dupes” has been streamlined with a mobile app.

Madison Reed opened its latest salon location in Roslyn, New York on Friday rounding out its locations to 50. Madison Reed, like most every other at-home hair-dye brand, experienced a surge in sales throughout 2020 and lasting strength in 2021.

Dr. Portela’s path is a different one as compared to his dermatologist peers or even more traditional skin-care influencers. It also serves as an example of how verified and accredited experts like him are getting creative, when it comes to expanding across social platforms.

When the Black Lives Matter movement swept the U.S. over the summer, beauty Instagram shared lists featuring hundreds of Black-owned beauty brands to support.