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  • Half the Story hopes to take some of the BS out of fashion

    Social media is known for many things, but authenticity -- at least in the fashion and beauty sphere -- is not one of them. Larissa May, a 22-year-old entrepreneur and former fashion blogger, is hoping to change that with Half the Story, a multi-media project encouraging more honest reflections from...

  • What the head of innovation at Neiman Marcus does

    Neiman Marcus launched its innovation lab five years ago to test in-store and digital technologies, with an emphasis on personalizing the customer experience. Scott Emmons, speaking at the Future Stores Seattle conference, shared insights on the impact the lab has had on the company, both internally and externally.

  • ‘Fashion still has a long way to go’: What insiders really think about fashion month

    With New York and London fashion weeks already under our belt, and Milan Fashion Week kicking off yesterday, we checked in with some of the industry’s top insiders to hear their thoughts on the state of New York Fashion Week, which aspects of fashion month still need fixing and their...

  • Europe’s luxury press agencies are expanding in the US market

    Luxury brands, it seems, are looking to deepen their connections with American consumers. Earlier this week, Hopscotch Luxe -- an arm of the French communications agency Hopscotch Groupe, which caters to luxury clients -- opened its first office in New York City. Rumor has it that the Paris-based marketing agency...

  • Inside Birchbox’s 40-person social media war room

    To celebrate its seventh anniversary, Birchbox hosted its annual Customer Appreciation Day, a day full of giveaways and promotions. This year, with the goal of driving sales to its e-commerce site, it enacted a 40-person social media war room to reach out to as many customers as possible with personalized...

  • ‘Instagirls don’t change customer behavior’: The limits of influencers

    We talked to Rhiyen Sharp, director of digital strategy at The Industry Model Mgmt, about the difference between celebrities, influencers and girls with large social followings, and where macro-influencers fit into the current mix. (Preview: They don’t.)

  • Life after modeling: ‘I feel like a dog that got sent back to the pound’

    Marga Esquivel got her big break at 19 when she walked in Gucci’s resort 2016 show -- a major win for any model. A year later, however, she decided to leave the modeling business behind. Four seasons of the show circuit had been enough to prove to her that high-fashion...

  • British Vogue’s risky bet on a flashy masthead

    Edward Enninful will finally take the reins as editor in chief of British Vogue on August 1, and he’s given us a glimpse of what to expect with a slew of flashy contributing editor announcements. Major industry players including Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Pat McGrath and Guido Palau are slated...

  • The current state of the beauty influencer market in 7 charts

    The beauty industry pioneered the world of influencer marketing. Today, the beauty influencer market continues to evolve. Most notably, there's recently been a divide between influencers and micro-influencers: Brands are choosing between well-known YouTube personalities and lesser-known, emerging stars.

  • At Fashion Month, usable tech takes center stage

    This fashion month, designers are getting real about what type of technology flies with shoppers, especially in the realm of wearables: Many have transitioned to undetectable tech, refreshingly created with the wearer, versus press coverage, in mind.

  • College Fashionista launches an online fashion education program

    College Fashionista is expanding today with the launch of a digital education platform and fellowship for its 5,000-plus “Style Gurus.” The free courses will explore everything from media to marketing, and will be taught by industry talents from parent company Clique Media Group, WGSN and more.

  • The Khaite guide to launching the next great American sportswear brand

    Catherine Holstein was well-versed in all that comes with launching a brand — and had decided to make a go of it anyway — when she met Vanessa Traina, executive creative director of holding company Assembled Brands. She and AB launched Khaite 18 months ago on Instagram, and have since...