This year, Willy Chavarria, the creative force behind his self-named label and svp of design at Calvin Klein, strengthened his prominent placement in the fashion industry. Known for his powerful blend of cultural commentary and fashion, Chavarria continued to use his designs to amplify messages about human dignity, inclusivity and...

This week, they discuss how new signs of an upcoming recession are affecting U.S. spending, whether fashion will get more political as the election approaches, and how the FTC's banning of fake reviews will impact consumer behavior.

For insight into luxury's dynamics and direction, Glossy spoke with Gemma D’Auria, the global leader of apparel, fashion and luxury at McKinsey.

Last week, labor disputes shook the fashion industry. Meanwhile, Matthew Williams’ 1017 Alyx 9SM got a big jolt of new funding and Burberry saw its sales slow way down.

While the fashion industry has recently seen its fair share of depressing stories — including the back-to-back bankruptcies and closures of beloved fashion brands — all is not lost.

Glossy breaks down the Burberry layoffs, the Cannes influencer rules and the music festival opportunity for brands, with insights from Revolve's Raissa Gerona and designer Asher Levine.

Macy's is closing 150 stores in the next few years and The RealReal reached profitability by cutting costs, reflecting a trend in fashion where reining in costs becomes the clearest path to profits.

Fashion and apparel brands face escalating acquisition costs and changing consumer spending habits. These shifts underscore the need for brands to attract new high-value shoppers and continue building long-term relationships with existing customers. Instead of employing a broad, one-size-fits-all approach, leading fashion brands strategically invest in promotions that tie back...

Fashion brands across the industry are cutting costs, laying off employees and closing stores to make up for falling revenue.

It’s clear that large multi-brand online retailers focusing on luxury are struggling. But where does that leave the future of luxury e-commerce? While there are still a few luxury online retailers that are doing well enough to stay afloat, namely MyTheresa and Moda Operandi, the most likely scenario is that...

Hillary Taymour, the designer behind 15-year-old Collina Strada, has previously been outspoken about the high costs of runway shows. And, as she tells it, NYFW isn't a suitable marketing tool for every brand.

Kate Barton never set out to launch a fashion brand. But, three years in, her namesake label is earning industry accolades, getting scooped up by top retailers and being chosen for big red-carpet appearances by influential women across fields.