As the circular economy grows, streetwear continues to dominate fashion and younger generations of consumers with radically different views on their relationship with brands become more central in fashion, luxury must rethink its own relationship with price in order to remain relevant. Ultimately, elements outside of price will be just...

With 65 percent of all e-commerce driven by mobile — and 70 percent of consumers preferring to speak with brands via mobile messaging — it’s clear that the future of e-commerce marketing will be driven by mobile innovation. In this webinar, we’ll explore how multi-channel mobile messaging can deliver full-funnel...

First held in 1972, Pitti Uomo, the biggest part of the larger Pitti Immagine event, has been a mainstay in men’s fashion for decades. But is Pitti Uomo still relevant, particularly in an era when the kinds of eye-catching imagery known to come out of the event can be found...

For Jet, trying to compete with Amazon at its own game is a fool’s errand. Amazon has far too much of an advantage for Jet to overcome it as a general online retailer of choice. But Jet is not trying to compete with Amazon on its own terms.

Topshop, once one of the dominant fashion retailers in the U.K., has been hit with hard times. The company revealed a loss of close to $14 million in its most recent earnings report, and in October, owner Philip Green was outed as a serial sexual harasser, causing a PR nightmare...

Savvy marketers know that new customers can often be acquired via word of mouth recommendation. Through referral programs, beauty and fashion brands in particular can drive up their customer acquisition rates. But while this strategy may seem simple enough, many brands struggle with implementing it successfully. Sponsored by MentionMe.

For Days founder Kristy Caylor joined the Glossy Podcast to discuss the idea of ownership, For Days’ early days and how sustainability can work in fashion.

Athleisure has sparked a new lingerie-meets-athleisure category. Brands like Lively, Negative Underwear and Lunya are all putting their own spin on the movement.

On this week's episode of The Glossy Podcast, Hilary Milnes sits down with West to discuss the need for fashionable technical wear, the way wholesale failed the brand and the reason he and Smith are now considering taking on retail partners. Below are excerpts from the episode, edited for clarity.

Brands continue to incorporate innovative technologies into their shows to get the most bang for their NYFW investment.

While there is an undeniably ethical aspect to this business model, Donadi said the desire to challenge himself creatively was an equally motivating factor, calling ethics and creativity the “two pillars” of the company. People are at their most creative when they are under limitations, according to Donadi, and that...

On Friday night, Humberto Leon and Carol Lim debuted their sixth campaign film for the brand, titled “The Everything,” with three back-to-back screenings — the first, a press conference that concluded with a panel featuring the cast, including Milla Jovovich and “Insecure” actor Jay Ellis.