5822 Results for ‘fashion’
  • Burberry continues digital push with Pinterest partnership

    Using the Pinterest API, Burberry is giving users the ability to fill out a questionnaire on beauty preferences and then building a custom pin board that includes product tips and makeup tips. The collaboration is part of an effort by Burberry's to promote its new mascara line, Burberry Cat Lashes...

  • Inside the mind of a Supreme fanatic

    For David Shapiro, it's a Love Supreme. Shapiro a self-professed Supremacist, creator of Pitchfork Reviews Reviews and a journalist who has written for The New Yorker and the Observer, has been obsessed with the fashion brand and everything it stands for for decades.

  • Melania Trump wears ‘pussy bow’ shirt to presidential debate

    The wife of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump came dressed in a hot pink $1,100 Gucci “pussy bow” blouse, a term used to describe a shirt that ties at the neck. Her sartorial decision was particularly notable following the release of a video on Friday that depicted her husband making...

  • Shiseido’s Alessio Rossi: ‘It’s easy to drive sales; loyalty is hard’

    Beauty brands are jumping on augmented and virtual reality. One of those is Japanese-based cosmetics company, Shiseido, which is betting big on experimenting with virtual and augmented reality, as well as consumer data to inform its marketing strategies and talk to consumers one-on-one.

  • What LVMH’s sale of DKNY tells you about the luxury market

    LVMH is selling off Donna Karan International, the owner of DKNY to G-III Apparel Group, a deal that is valuing the troubled brand for $650 million.

  • How Burberry, Coach and Chanel win over WeChat users

    Bain & Company's 2016 survey of nearly 1,500 Chinese consumers shows that 60 percent identified Weibo and WeChat as their online source for information on luxury goods. Burberry, Coach and Chanel are some of the high-end fashion brands that have done WeChat marketing right.

  • How MM.LaFleur uses data to tailor designs and get customers to return

    MM.LaFleur gets to know its customers' style preferences and sizes before it pairs them with a stylist to offer them pieces. The data it receives helps stylists to shorten the shopping experience, and it also helps the brand to redesign and adjust pieces, depending on customer feedback.

  • Gilt Groupe co-founder is latest to launch a shopping app

    Gilte Groupe co-founder Alexis Maybank launched a fashion marketplace app, but with Instagram, such a place might be irrelevant.

  • How DSTLD is democratizing denim

    Denim brand DSTLD -- short for "distilled," and popular among celebrities like Cara Delevingne, Selena Gomez and Kendall Jenner -- is gearing up to open its first round of venture capital funding as part of the initial public offering process. The brand is the first fashion company to participate in...

  • StyleHaul expands video offerings

    StyleHaul is developing an original series with BMG called Collide that showcases the convergence of fashion, beauty and music with artists like Grammy-award-winner Andra Day. Collide will complement other new programming, including a virtual reality series.

  • Melania Trump’s $2,000 Roksanda RNC dress quickly sells out

    Prior to allegations that Melania Trump plagiarized Michelle Obama’s address to the 2008 Democratic National Convention, most of of the online attention was directed toward her dress. The wife of presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump strutted onto center stage at the Republican National Convention last night in a form-fitting, off-white cotton dress...

  • Intel gets inside the wearable industry

    Until now, fashion-tech, although a seemingly good match, has struggled to be more than a spectacle. Intel is committed to making it a reality.