5407 Results for ‘beauty’
  • You can’t work with us: How the new, ultra-exclusive shared workspaces stack up

    A number of ultra-exclusive shared workspaces touting themselves as gathering spots and community hubs have sprung up. Here’s how they stack up.  

  • How the wellness industry markets to men

    Men's wellness ads commonly use humor and visual euphemisms to make subjects like hair loss less uncomfortable, compared to macho-images from a decade ago that prized shirtless hunks and most-interesting-man personalities. Now, these brands say, men can just be themselves.

  • Cheat Sheet: How LVMH and Kering are going after Gen Z

    On Friday, LVMH confirmed the longstanding rumor that it will be launching within weeks a bonafide luxury fashion brand headed by Rihanna, called Fenty. The new brand builds on Rihanna’s previous work on Fenty Beauty and Savage x Fenty, her lingerie line. It will be sold mainly through digital channels...

  • Plan B: How Blume revamped its fundraising strategy after striking out with investors for a year

    Originally, in 2016, Blume launched as an organic tampon subscription service under the name of ElloBox. Two years later, the company relaunched as Blume, selling feminine care and skin-care products. Around that time, Blume co-founders (and sisters) Taran and Bunny Ghatrora set out to fundraise and grow the DTC company,...

  • Inside corporate feminism’s brand takeover

    Many brands are hopping on the “female empowerment” bandwagon. But while some brands are solely focused on money, some are trying to make a difference.

  • Jewelry brand Pandora is overhauling U.S. stores to focus on experiences

    In 2017, the company lost 27% of its market value, followed by an additional 61% in 2018. Sales dropped 12% year-over in the first quarter of 2019. As part of a larger comeback plan, Pandora is opening its first experience-focused concept store in the U.S. on Thursday, at Garden State...

  • Tatcha and QVC continue to leverage partnership

    Geisha-inspired beauty brand Tatcha is leaning further into its relationship with QVC. This week, Tatcha will exclusively launch with the retailer its latest product, the Ageless Revitalizing Neck Cream -- it's a direct response to QVC customer demand.

  • Glossy+ Research Report: The Age of Instagram

    Each quarter, the Glossy team explores emerging industry trends and topics in our member-exclusive research reports. Introduction: Since its inception in 2011, Instagram has revolutionized the way the world thinks, interacts and shops. But the platform hasn’t just democratized the fashion and beauty industries, providing emerging labels with access to customers...

  • Glossy+: Inside beauty brands’ love-hate relationship with retailers

    As beauty brands work to move the industry forward, retailers are proving an obstacle. At Glossy’s first Beauty x Wellness Summit, held this week, executives from the beauty and wellness industries gathered to talk through their effective strategies and future plans, and the challenges they’ve faced growing their brand. On...

  • Avon is building an in-house content studio

    Avon Products Inc. is upping its content strategy. On February 25, the international beauty company announced the creation of its first in-house content studio in partnership with global creative production company MediaMonks. The studio, which is meant to better educate the company’s nearly six million representatives across the globe, will...

  • Inside Curology’s strategy of fewer products, more personalization

    Curology's milestones have been on just three products in five years, but Lortscher said the company's brand awareness is at less than 3%. According to industry sources, Curology began looking at strategic buyers this summer to help remedy this and is valued at $100 million.

  • Celebrity hairstylist Frederic Fekkai: ‘I need to build brands I believe in’

    On this week's episode of The Glossy Beauty Podcast, beauty editor Priya Rao talks to Fekkai live at the Glossy Beauty x Wellness Summit about how he got his start in the industry, what it was like to build and sell his namesake company, and why he says up-and-coming brands...