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  • 24 Sèvres hints at its larger strategy on social media

    LVMH’s impending multi-brand e-commerce platform, 24 Sèvres, posted a grid of images on its Instagram account yesterday meant to uncover “24 secrets of the launch.” The move -- which involved the creation of multiple Instagram accounts and countless image grids -- shines a light on what to expect from the...

  • Behind the Instagram with Refinery29 co-founder Christene Barberich

    We caught up with Refinery29 co-founder Christene Barberich during SXSW and asked her to pick five of her favorite recent Instagram posts, weigh in on the pictures and share the inspiration behind them.

  • CEO Matt Kaness on the future of ModCloth, post-Walmart

    ModCloth, the indie brand beloved by its customers for its retro aesthetic and inclusive sizing, made headlines when it was bought by Walmart subsidiary Jet.com earlier this year. CEO Matt Kaness spoke to Glossy about how he's been dealing with feedback and what customers can expect from the transition.

  • Plus-size retailers are shifting their focus to the in-store experience

    With plans to open a temporary, experimental physical store this spring, Eloquii is the latest plus-size retailer to enter brick-and-mortar territory. The store, which is largely a response to consumer demand, will be open for three months at the Fashion Centre at Pentagon City.

  • Kohl’s is using social data to steer its new fast-fashion label

    Department store Kohl's has hired a data-focused team to build its newest in-house clothing brand, K/Lab. Included is a data scientist, who scours social media and blogs to gather data on what millennial women are responding to.

  • How New York’s The Cut is betting big on video

    The Cut is making its most significant video push yet, with a new, limited-run beauty series called "Face Race," which debuted last week. Hosted by the site’s senior beauty editor, Ashley Weatherford, the show pits two top makeup artists against each other in a competition to recreate iconic beauty looks...

  • Why fashion brands are gaga for chatbots

    Chatbots are popular in fashion for obvious reasons. It brings an element of the in-store experience online, letting people speak one-on-one with customers.

  • Tim Coppens: Designers should lead with creating, not running a business

    Tim Coppens joined the Glossy Podcast to explain how he's building a new brand with Under Armour — Under Armour Sportswear — and the differences between fashion industries around the globe.

  • Zines are making a comeback in the fashion world

    Though the recent trend to publish zines is not particularly novel -- brands like Uber and Casper have launched their own spinoff print publications in recent years -- a number of fashion brands are following suit. Adidas Originals is the latest to jump aboard with its "September Non-Issue," in partnership...

  • How small label Kallmeyer is adapting to changing consumer demands

    Daniella Kallmeyer thinks of herself as an old school designer, a fact that can feel at odds with an industry increasingly driven by the digital sphere. “I’ve had to adapt to technologies that are really controlling our industry,” she said, noting that Instagram was still in its infancy when she...

  • The state of luxury e-commerce in China

    Long wary of selling online in China, where retail platforms are riddled with counterfeits, luxury brands are changing their tune. Chinese luxury shopping is switching gears to domestic channels, and e-commerce in the region promises a much-needed boost of revenue for luxury brands.

  • Alice + Olivia launches private Instagram for top consumers

    Alice + Olivia announced that it’s launching a private Instagram for customers and friends of the company using the handle @aliceandoliviashop. The account will give top shoppers first looks at new products, along with the ability to shop looks before they launch.