From the 'Internet of Clothing' to the impact of social media on the fashion calendar, the speakers at the Glossy Forum, happening October 20 in New York, represent the myriad ways the fashion industry is adapting to the digital era. Here's a sampling of who will be joining us.

Diversity on the runway is a topic that pops up during every fashion week, but even more so at this NYFW. “The conversation is much more relevant and important during this September fashion week,” said Toni Box, senior director of social media and content at PMX Agency. Leaders in the...

On this week’s Glossy Podcast, Stacie Brockman, now co-founder of Metier Creative and previously an editor at one of the original blogging networks The Coveteur, laid bare how fashion influencers got to this point.

This past Black Friday generated record breaking sales at $3.4 billion, a 22 percent increase on 2015. And mobile sales reached the highest they've ever been at just over $1 billion dollars. To get an insight into how every day customers really shop and whether they're lured in by the...

Burberry took a cue from Tommy Hilfiger and launched a fashion chatbot of its own yesterday to complement the brand's first foray into see-now-buy-now fashion.

Allure fashion director, Rachael Wang, began her career as a stylist assistant at Self magazine. Today, she's heading Allure's fashion direction and coverage. While she doesn't post on her personal Instagram a huge amount - roughly once or twice a week - she said it's a vital tool for fashion...

At the recent Glossy Forum we asked fashion executives to write their biggest challenges. It turns out many share the same ones. Glossy's created a single mind map to see what challenges the industry is facing.

StyleHaul is developing an original series with BMG called Collide that showcases the convergence of fashion, beauty and music with artists like Grammy-award-winner Andra Day. Collide will complement other new programming, including a virtual reality series.

Bloggers now feature as frequently as big-name celebrities in brands' marketing plans. But the young advertiser-influencer relationship is mired in confusion and opacity. Now, Rimmel London is testing an interesting way to side-step all the awkwardness, while piggybacking on influencers' sway.

Vogue is leveraging its Vogue Runway vertical, launched last September to house fashion week-specific coverage, to continue testing Facebook Live and video content directly from shows. Vogue Runway editor Nicole Phelps said the primary difference in its second year will be an increased emphasis on real-time coverage, rather than post-show...

Today, models’ Instagram photos and follower counts are referred to often, by everyone from casting directors wondering about their personalities to brand executives looking to align themselves with influential talent. In short, they’re commonly the catalyst for models’ biggest deals.

Nudz is part of the ongoing movement toward inclusivity in beauty and fashion, from cosmetics lines that feature more diversified tints to clothing lines tailored to fit a broader range of body types. "I wanted every woman to feel inclusive and feel that we were recognizing all skin tones," said...