Great Again Gear, launched in early June, sells an array of hats with modified tongue-in-cheek versions of Donald Trump's campaign phrase "Make America Great Again." The concept -- the brainchild of Avery Andon, founder of Andon Equities by day and manager of street artist Alec Monopoly -- was brought to...

Though Supreme is known for partnering with unexpected mainstream brands (think: The North Face, Budweiser and Brooks Brothers), its recent foray into the luxury sector hasn't tarnished its cool kid image.

It's been almost two weeks since Britain shocked the world with its decision to leave the EU. While its long term impact on the luxury and fashion industries remains unclear, new research shows the ripple effect Brexit has had on the global luxury market so far.

We're thrilled to welcome Jill Manoff as editor-in-chief of Glossy.

Lancôme is a major player in the app-happy beauty industry, but that didn't stop it from passing on an app in favor of a comparatively affordable and convenient optimized web experience.

Well-known designer Anna Sui discusses why she isn't jumping on the see-now-buy-now bandwagon, how social media has changed the industry and how young designers can set themselves up for success.

Digital sports publisher, Bleacher Report, has teamed up with street-wear label KITH as it tries to build brand culture and be more than just a sports website. The nine day pop-up shop in Soho features computers to create memes, an exclusive KITH collection, and snacks, and is targeted towards young...

From the 'Internet of Clothing' to the impact of social media on the fashion calendar, the speakers at the Glossy Forum, happening October 20 in New York, represent the myriad ways the fashion industry is adapting to the digital era. Here's a sampling of who will be joining us.

Bloggers, fashion photographers, and editors alike, including Tommy Ton, Susie Lau and BryanBoy, took to social media to dispute the claims that their profession is frivolous, receiving widespread support from fans, who have decried Vogue’s “mean girls style condescension.”

The fashion community is already out in full force for Hillary Clinton, and now Condé Nast and the CFDA have launched an Instagram campaign asking people to register to vote in this year’s presidential election.

The pressure on the fashion industry is increasing: The advent of new production and show cycles and a more complicated logistics operation is affecting not only the retailers and the brands, but the designers themselves. On this week’s Glossy Podcast, Tanya Taylor, designer of her eponymous women’s line, joined us...

From the onset, wearable technology was largely made by men, for men, said Ramon Llamas, IDC’s research manager of wearables. As more women enter the industry, they're making products with female consumers in mind.