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  • Nordstrom is investing in technology to support personalization and customer service

    Nordstrom is investing in new digital tools through two tech startup acquisitions that will help the company better engage with consumers and bridge gaps in communication across both digital platforms and brick-and-mortar stores.

  • Day in the Life: Designer Rebecca Minkoff

    Rebecca Minkoff walked Glossy through a typical jam-packed workday, which included hitting handbag market, enjoying a glam session over lunch and moderating a panel discussion at her Soho store, part of the recently-launched RM Superwomen platform and centered on the work-life challenges of modern moms.

  • Proenza Schouler debuts new site, powered by Farfetch

    Consistently forward-thinking, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez aren’t your stereotypical fashion industry veterans. Their latest project is an all-new, “modern and innovative” website, launched this week on the Farfetch Black & White platform.

  • The Urban Outfitters guide to winning social media

    Urban Outfitters has mastered the art of maximizing social media engagement. Here's how.

  • 7 years later: How Beautycon is using customer data to woo brands

    Launched in 2011, Beautycon was once an underground event catering strictly to YouTube beauty influencers, but it's grown up significantly in the last few years. Since 2014, it’s been open to the public and, more recently, it's been leveraging its ample customer data for brand partnerships with the likes of...

  • Blogger fashion lines are moving beyond their creators to thrive

    The market for fashion blogger–launched clothing collections has grown increasingly crowded in the last few years, and their ubiquity hasn’t curbed their success. However, the once-whimsical, largely directionless offerings are on the heels of a makeover: Some bloggers, including Aimee Song and Vanessa Hong, are rebranding or relaunching their collections...

  • The Outnet’s Shira Suveyke: Fashion is going mobile

    The Outnet's co-president and chief merchant Shira Suveyke shares insight on what shaped the Net-a-Porter Group's off-price counterpart, why mobile is taking over and how the site has managed to stand on its own.

  • 4 takeaways from men’s fashion month so far

    Men’s fashion month — which kicked off in London on June 8 — stopped in Paris over the weekend, after making its way to to Florence (for Pitti Uomo) and Milan. Although a few big-name designers like Burberry and Gucci have transitioned to showing their men’s and women’s collections together...

  • Glossy 101: Why fashion and beauty brands are still betting on innovation labs

    More and more brands are clamoring to create innovation hubs of their own — but have they started to become mere window dressing, or are they actually helping companies grow? Here’s a look at the state of innovation labs at fashion and beauty brands.

  • 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.

  • Could weed be the next frontier of fashion?

    Fashion has never been one to shy away from scenes considered edgy or fringe, which could make it the perfect partner for the growing cannabis industry. As the legalization of marijuana continues to spread -- 25 states now allow medical marijuana, while seven states have recreational marijuana laws either implemented...

  • The evolution of the modern sample sale

    During a period when physical retail is on the decline as consumers turn to e-commerce, sample sales have managed to remain relatively unscathed. The ability for a sample sale to continue to draw mobs of shoppers is particularly notable, given the rise of flash sale sites like Gilt, Rue La...