Since 2005, Sara Happ has wanted her eponymous brand to focus on one thing: lips.

Portfolio media company Dotdash announced on Tuesday the acquisition of Clique Brands–owned publications Byrdie and MyDomaine, as Dotdash seeks to enter the beauty content space and Clique Brands moves away from media to focus on consumer products.

Pre-orders and waitlists have earned scrutiny for being a gimmicky viral marketing strategy to stoke interest in a brand, but they provide other opportunities for indie beauty brands.

The wellness industrial complex swelled to over $3.7 trillion in market size in 2015, and now beauty brands are seeing a marketable opportunity to appropriate the objects and habits of New Age wellness to make a profit by reaching new customers looking to experiment with the movement.

On this week's episode of The Glossy Podcast, Hilary Milnes sits down with Wallace Eustice to discuss how MZ Wallace has evolved since 2000, why the brand won't be sold anytime soon and how technology has impacted the larger fashion industry.

Glossy spoke with Thompson about how technology and editorial content play into customer experience, how DōTerra is rethinking how it's reaching the customer online and what role mobile shopping plays today.

Direct-to-consumer brands are popping up in nearly every sector, looking to play disruptor. But in luggage, there are relatively few DTC brands beyond Away making much of a splash.

Then I Met You is taking an anti-self-care approach by trying to get customers thinking outside of themselves and instead at their interpersonal relationships and community.

The retailer, first opened by tailor Fred Segal in 1961, had its heyday in the nineties and early aughts, when it became the first to sell Kate Spade and Juicy Couture, and served as a popular haunt of Paris Hilton and the Olsen twins. Though it’s recently faced instability, its...

The international arm of Avon, Avon Products Inc., continues to go after a millennial customer. After launching a personalized app in October 2018 for its 6 million representatives to better serve consumers digitally, this month, the beauty company is tackling ease and speed by partnering with on-demand delivery service Rappi.

As the lines between beauty and wellness continue to blur, Ulta is making moves to offer deeper assortments of both to its customer. The retailer’s latest brand addition is Fur, an indie body-hair company that sells a line of pubic hair oils, ingrown hair concentrates and stubble cream. On March...

A look at what has happened and what will happen at New York Fashion Week.