Dubbed The Prose Salon, the membership is free for customers who sign up for the subscription (which already provides them a 15% discount off the full price). Because the personalized and customized beauty world is maturing, there are distinct points of view emerging about where it is headed.

Though the aforementioned brands are smaller distributors compared to major conglomerate-owned brands, the purpose of the pledge is twofold: to advance sustainability in any way possible and to show that collaboration is more fruitful than competition.

A 10,000-person waitlist to cop a logo sweatshirt that sells out within hours is no longer just a streetwear phenomenon.

“Workwear is a step up from athleisure. It's a little bit more formal and together, but still retains the ease we've grown accustomed to. It’s almost a subversive take on [business] workwear. No one's putting on a tailored suit anymore.”

During Decentraland's Metaverse Fashion Week on March 24-27, brands revealed a variety of retail strategies. They included NFT shopping, exhibitions, interactive experiences and Instagrammable displays. 

From toners to eye creams, the products available for men’s skin care are becoming more numerous and varied as startups vie to get them to adopt a routine, and stick to it. 

A growing contingent of beauty brands have entered the "billion-view" club by tapping into TikTok's flagship sponsored hashtag challenge feature over the past year as functionality increases.

Like BB cream, double cleansing and essence, the acne patch has emerged as the latest K-beauty innovation well on its way to becoming a full-blown beauty craze in the United States.

When beauty companies began investing heavily in AI and AR try-on tools in recent years, they may not have anticipated that these technologies would become one of the only ways their customers could test products, amid coronavirus.

Honest Co, the consumer goods company founded by actress Jessica Alba, filed for an initial public offering on Friday.

In 2011, when Jenna Lyons was creative director of J.Crew, she appeared in one of the retailer's catalogs with her son, Beckett, a toddler at the time, his little toes painted hot pink. Right-wing outrage ensued. It was the same year an article in the New York Post outed Lyons....

Following a wave of fashion brands launching voting merch, beauty brands are rolling out their own get-out-the-vote efforts -- with some more partisan than others.