5839 Results for ‘fashion’
  • How Lauren Bucquet is bringing a designer-led philosophy to her new DTC brand

    Brands like Warby Parker and Bonobos have become incredibly popular, swiftly moving from online-only to having physical stores and growing customer bases. But these brands lack a single designer -- a recognizable name or a personality customers can identify as the creative force behind the brand. Who is Warby Parker,...

  • Natural men’s beauty brand Ernest Supplies launches price-accessible diffusion line

    Ernest Supplies, a natural skin-care brand founded in 2013, is launching at Target on Tuesday with an exclusive diffusion line meant to offer clean beauty to men at more accessible, mass-retail prices.

  • Nail-care brand Olive and June aims to bring back the at-home manicure

    California-based nail salon brand Olive and June wants to elevate the at-home manicure. On March 14, Olive and June is launching its first foray into polishes, including six non-toxic shades and a top coat, as well as a rubberized tool dubbed “The Poppy” that facilitates easier application.

  • Fashion month, by the numbers

    Monday marked the official start of fashion month, the industry's seminal biannual event that convenes fashion professionals and enthusiasts around the world to see the latest designer collections. We took a look at fashion month by the numbers, including everything from the average number of minutes a show is delayed...

  • Mall operator Macerich looks to attract digital natives with BrandBox platform

    As digitally native brands turn to physical retail, shopping center developers are eager to facilitate their transition. The latest is high-end mall operator Macerich, which this week launched BrandBox, a service designed to primarily cater to high-growth digital brands more accustomed to tracking click-rates than foot traffic.

  • How Fashion Revolution plans to become a go-to industry resource for sustainability

    While Fashion Revolution was founded mostly to raise awareness -- compared to organizations like Fashion Positive and the Sustainable Fashion Coalition, which act as industry think-tanks to identify more technical solutions -- the group hopes to become more of a catalyst for sustainable change. For example, this year, Fashion Revolution...

  • The Glossy Report: Summer 2018

    Each quarter, the Glossy team explores key themes and topics from the rapidly evolving beauty and fashion industries and breaks them down for you. In this report, we looked at the changing face of retail and the top five trends shaping the industry.

  • How streetwear infiltrated luxury fashion

    While luxury brands have always gained inspiration from underground, subculture and streetwear style, for the first time, these designers and brands are getting a seat at the table. Streetwear has seeped into not just mainstream fashion, but the highest echelons of it. For luxury fashion houses, there’s a new ultimatum...

  • How Self-Portrait built a brand off one signature style

    At the press preview for Self-Portrait's pre-fall 2019 collection, Chong discussed building a brand identity, balancing consistency and innovation, and getting feedback directly from customers.

  • Why L’Occitane is positioning its female employees as influencers

    French beauty brand L'Occitane is the latest company to shine a light on its employees in the name of marketing.

  • Yahoo Lifestyle debuts celebrity influencer series NowWith with eBay

    Yahoo Lifestyle is rolling out the next step of its “NowWith” program, a “celebrity-driven platform” that hosts a series of shoppable short videos featuring different celebrity influencers along with brand and retailer partners. In addition to the previously announced series starring Nicole Richie and affiliated with the lifestyle brand Wylde...

  • Beauty retailer Violet Grey is taking a content-first strategy

    Editorial content via tutorials, Q&As and first-person essays have always had their place in the beauty industry, primarily in print magazines and online publications. But for some retailers, like Violet Grey, Goop and Net-a-Porter, editorial content is the key driver behind their e-commerce businesses.