This week on the Glossy Podcast: NBA Draft fashion goes luxury, Skims taps the Cavalli archive, men’s flip flops hit the runway and Daydream’s Lisa Yamner Green shares how AI is reshaping fashion discovery.

In this episode of The Glossy Podcast, Canadian-British designer Edeline Lee sits down during London Fashion Week to discuss her evolving brand. Known for dressing powerful women like Victoria Starmer, Lee discusses balancing elegance and practicality, expanding into footwear and kidswear, and connecting with her customers through trunk shows and...

Viewership of women’s basketball skyrocketed last year, with the women’s NCAA championship game eclipsing the men’s counterpart. So, on this special episode, Sara and Tatiana give a report from the Orange Carpet at the WNBA Draft. We also talk about the growing popularity of women’s sports and the potential impact...

Brands are increasingly recognizing the potential of the gaming industry to connect with people in an immersive way and potentially foster technological innovations. 

This week, international fashion reporter Zofia Zwieglinska provides a preview of London Fashion Week, including last-minute changes to the schedule. Later, the Glossy Podcast hosts discuss Forever 21 circling its second bankruptcy in only a few years and the new EU legislation set to make companies responsible for where their...

The RealReal opened a pop-up on NYC's Canal Street on Thursday stocked with 35 styles of luxury handbags, but none of them are for sale. The reason: They’re all fake.

Converse is the latest brand to be hit with layoffs, but across the industry it’s clear that the macroenvironment is forcing difficult choices.

In the Nordic countries of Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland, beauty brands are seeing success in DTC and, more recently, retail channels. 

This week, we talk about the goings on at Milan Fashion Week, including the Gucci show and the departure of Jil Sander’s creative directors. Later, we talk about Steve Madden raising prices to deal with the costs of tariffs and the continued struggles of the mined diamond industry.

Fast fashion is getting faster than ever. As companies like Shein standardize dirt-cheap prices and ultra-fast turnaround times, a growing number of brands are looking backward, investing in the kind of slow, traditional craftsmanship that has become increasingly rare.

This week, we discuss the closing of sustainable fashion brand Mara Hoffman, the continued struggles of British high-street brand Ted Baker and the efficacy of events like the Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen.

With more financial support from organizations such as the CFDA and platforms such as TikTok allowing designers to showcase their work, we've been exposed to more AAPI-owned brands catering to every type of consumer. Here are four to consider supporting this month.