Adam Goldenberg, the co-founder and co-CEO of Fabletics and TechStyle, wants to fast-track his biggest brand’s growth rate: His goal is to double Fabletics’ business over the next three years. To do that, Fabletics is speeding up and improving its design and merchandising strategy, plotting expansion in more international countries,...

Opening a store is one thing. Opening a four-story, 15,000-square-foot store with a 20-year, $45 million lease in NYC’s retail-prime NoHo neighborhood is quite another. Tal Zvi Nathanel and Amir Zwickel, entrepreneurs from the marketing and tech, and real estate fields, respectively, did just that this week with Showfields, their...

A personalized shopping experience is no longer a nice to have; customers have come to expect it. For fashion and beauty companies in the crowded subscription space, the pressure to be an expert on customers’ individual preferences is elevated. A curated selection featuring a miss or two, in the eyes...

Reformation formulates its email strategy by balancing brand-, mission- and commercial-driven messaging. It takes data into consideration, to an extent, but maintaining a healthy mix in messaging is more gut-driven, since relying on data alone would lead to every email promoting product. To align mission into its marketing messages, Reformation’s...

Frouke Bruinsma, G-Star's director of corporate responsibility, spoke with Glossy about how the demand for transparency has changed fashion for the better and why making the industry more sustainable must be a group effort.

The fashion world loves a collaboration, and 2017 was a testament to that. This year, brands -- from Gucci to Champion -- overwhelmingly sought out artists for partnerships.

To say it was a seminal year for fashion publications may be an understatement. From appointing new columnists with a feminist slant to going completely dark on International Women’s Day, several media organizations took on a larger political stance than they had before. At the same time, many were dealing...

Luxury beauty has always been about service, exclusivity and personalization, but as the beauty industry has grown to include clean ingredients, wellness trends and game-changing indie brands, retailers have had to change their definition of luxury to accommodate changing consumer values.

Though Amazon Alexa and Google Home devices are increasingly appearing atop bookshelves and desks across the country, consumers still aren’t sold on using them as a means to shop.

The most notable element of the space is a large pane of glass in the back of the shop, through which can be seen Meizler’s team of artisans who design and produce nearly every product in the store in plain view of customers. This is not just for show. The...

Though fashion brands by and large are still holding out on partnering with Amazon, most have felt its effects. Here are five ways they responded this year, as covered by Glossy.

With digitally native brands now migrating to physical spaces and Amazon going to great lengths to cozy up to high fashion, the industry is as unpredictable as ever; what happens next is anyone’s guess — still, we asked eight fashion professionals to try. Here, editors, designers and other insiders share...