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  • How celebrity hair stylist Justine Marjan grew her personal brand

    After assisting another famed celebrity hair stylist, Jen Atkin, for a few years, Marjan graduated to independent work about two years ago and began working to build her personal brand. Doing so is a common move these days among celebrity-adjacent makeup and hair artists, who have become increasingly influential thanks...

  • Why FabFitFun and MTV are teaming up for the VMAs

    In an unusual partnership, FabFitFun has teamed up with MTV on a product box themed around the network’s Video Music Awards on Sunday. The boxes are available only to a select group of five influencers, including Lo Bosworth and Jamie Lynn Spears, who have been paid to promote the brand...

  • British Vogue’s risky bet on a flashy masthead

    Edward Enninful will finally take the reins as editor in chief of British Vogue on August 1, and he’s given us a glimpse of what to expect with a slew of flashy contributing editor announcements. Major industry players including Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Pat McGrath and Guido Palau are slated...

  • Inside the holiday plans of young direct-to-consumer brands

    As the holidays fast approach, young, direct-to-consumer brands are plotting how to best reach their customers during this noisy time of year. The result will be a mix of smarter and less aggressive discounting than their predecessors, as well as timely product launches and events.

  • James LaForce: ‘Social media isn’t an extension of e-commerce’

    LaForce founder and president James LaForce joined the Glossy Podcast to discuss restraint, the separation of social media and e-commerce, and the one industry that can’t tell a good story on Instagram.

  • Now public, Stitch Fix’s success strategy lies in its customer data

    Stitch Fix had its IPO on Friday, and the company started sharing on the market at a lower-than-anticipated price. But in Stitch Fix's data, the company's key differentiator, there's a plan to acquire new customers as well as keep existing customer coming back.

  • How Alibaba makes Singles’ Day appealing to luxury brands

    Ahead of Singles' Day, Alibaba hosted the Tmall Collection, a see-now-buy-now promotional event to help boost the profiles of brands participating in the upcoming shopping holiday. For the massive event, Tmall Collection was able to attract luxury brands including Opening Ceremony, Guerlain and Jason Wu.

  • Fashion influencers take to social media to protest immigration ban

    Sign-wielding models and fashion influencers are taking to the streets and social media to protest President Donald Trump’s latest executive order that prohibits travel to the United States from seven Muslim countries and indefinitely suspends the refugee program.

  • Why Coach Inc. rebranded to Tapestry

    Debate over when a great luxury conglomerate will be established in the states, and which company that will be, has been looming for years. Wednesday morning, New York-based Coach, Inc. thrusted its own name — well, its new name — into the front-running position.

  • Day in the Life: PopSugar Inc. founder and president Lisa Sugar

    Lisa Sugar shared one of her recent busy days in PopSugar’s headquarters of San Francisco, which included testing beauty products, reuniting with Ken Downing and taking her turn in her daughter’s soccer practice carpool.

  • Women are buying their own jewelry and brands are taking notice

    Pricey jewelry purchases are no longer relegated to the wallets of lovesick men or the engaged. Today, women are taking these loftier purchases into their own hands, often spending into the high thousands or more for pieces that are unrelated to special occasions.

  • Amazon’s beauty strategy is as elusive as ever

    Although Amazon is clearly interested in today’s buzzy beauty brands -- company insiders at Goop and Glossier both confirmed that Amazon had been in touch with them -- the retailer's partner goals seem to extend far beyond the obvious.