At the Glossy Summit in Miami this week -- focused on the future of fashion and luxury -- main-stage speakers repeatedly pointed to the way they’re integrating their shoppers into processes from product development to marketing. Building consumers’ trust and speaking their language is crucial, so brands are allowing them...

Brands from Dirty Lemon, Lululemon and Goop are staking their claim on the category at the interactive, film and music festival.

Although it first launched with Brazil’s top-selling beauty and personal care brand, Natura, it’s the company’s two other brands -- The Body Shop and Aesop -- that Americans are likely to be most familiar with.

Prose, an artificially-intelligent hair care brand that launched nine months ago, is releasing a new product – a customized hair oil – in order to test customer appetite for a new product category while still attempting to balance being a voice of authority with a curated assortment.

This week, the 90-year-old American fashion brand best known for footwear, accessories and outerwear, released its first workout-ready shoe, driven by the on-the-go lifestyle of its young, urban professional customer. The shoe’s look and concept call to mind direct-to-consumer brand Allbirds’ popular Runner style, which often pairs with the tagline,...

With couture designer Giles Deacon newly at the helm, Aspinal of London is the latest British brand making a big push into the U.S. market.

Benefit Cosmetics and Sephora were among the first U.S. brands to participate in “Les Journées Particulières,” an initiative from French luxury goods conglomerate LVMH meant to allow people inside the company’s many “maisons” to more intimately understand and appreciate brands such as Christian Dior, Givenchy and Louis Vuitton.

Schmidt's Natural had to quickly adjust the business and learn how to scale while under new ownership, and adequately take advantage of the plethora of services its parent company could provide.

On the most unpleasant day of NYFW -- thanks to an ongoing wintery mix -- glamour was on full display.

We discussed how fashion and beauty brand executives, directors and managers are dealing with these consistent challenges at the Glossy Summit, which took place this week in Miami.

Selling perfume today involves more than Hollywood glamour and a hint of seduction. To better cater to today’s younger consumers, new fragrance brands are instead relying on messages of authenticity, individuality and empowerment, tapping conveniently into the larger feminist conversation.

Though the onslaught of NYFW shows didn’t kick into high gear until today, it seems both Rachel Comey and 11 Honoré set the tone for the week beginning Wednesday.