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  • Why ocean plastic is catching on among eco-conscious fashion brands

    Fashion brands are increasingly rolling out products made from discarded ocean plastic, part of a two-pronged strategy that allows them to build cause marketing campaigns while simultaneously cutting down on the eight million tons of waste dumped into the sea each year.

  • The state of data strategy in fashion and retail

    At Glossy's first Hot Topic event, focused on data strategy, we learned the biggest trends and challenges facing fashion brands and retailers today as they try to understand their customer through data. The takeaway: Customer connections are critical, while attribution remains elusive.

  • Despite Gucci, LVMH still believes in separate creative directors

    Unlike Kering, LVMH continues to appoint separate creative directors for menswear and womenswear. Whether one strategy is more ideal than the other depends on who you ask, but any separation of the collections does work against the growing, industry-wide trend of showing a unified idea on a coed runway.

  • Glossy 50 2017: The Rise of Streetwear

    Welcome to the Glossy 50, our annual list featuring men and women contributing to the transformation of fashion, luxury, beauty and technology. In this feature, we dive into their contributions to their industries’ new directions. These are the honorees in the Rise of Streetwear category.

  • Glossy 50: Modern Media

    Welcome to the Glossy 50, our first annual list featuring men and women contributing to the transformation of fashion, luxury, beauty and technology. In this feature, we dive into their contributions to their industries’ new directions. These are the honorees in the Modern Media category.

  • The biggest beauty highlights of the spring 2018 shows

    The spring 2018 shows wrapped up on Tuesday in Paris, and with them, fashion month has come to a close. Although clothes are still the main event each season, the beauty industry’s presence at the shows continues to grow. This season it was Rihanna and L'Oreal who had beauty fiends...

  • Bustle Digital Group ventures into streetwear with female-focused video series

    Bustle Digital Group is looking to capitalize on the lack of female voices in the streetwear industry with a new video series called "Blaze," which will spotlight female entrepreneurs, influencers and sneaker enthusiasts.

  • Glossy 101: How the wholesale buying process is adapting to a digital world

    Once relegated to line sheets and carbon copy paper, the wholesale buying process is finally getting a digital makeover. Platforms like Joor, NuOrder and Buyingshow have popped up in recent years to alleviate the many analog pain points faced by fashion brands and retailers while in market.

  • Glossy 50: Evolution of Luxury

    Welcome to the Glossy 50, our first annual list featuring men and women contributing to the transformation of fashion, luxury, beauty and technology. In this feature, we dive into their contributions to their industries’ new directions. These are the honorees in the Evolution of Luxury category.

  • Calvin Klein is spending another $20 million to market its Amazon partnership

    Calvin Klein is building on the momentum of its Amazon partnership and spending $20 million more on marketing efforts for the fourth quarter of 2017 to drive quick sales during the holiday season.

  • W builds upon digital expansion with AR app for the September issue

    September is undoubtedly the biggest issue of the year for every fashion publication -- and also a source of vital advertising revenue -- but this year is particularly significant for W. Not only does it mark the final work of former fashion director Edward Enninful before ascending to the role...

  • Is Coach gunning to be the next major fashion conglomerate?

    Following several weeks of speculation, Coach, Inc. has officially acquired Kate Spade & Co. The $2.4 billion deal is intended to bolster Coach's weakened brand equity and reads as an effort to progress a plan of building its own luxury conglomerate.