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  • As Amazon looms, Ulta plans to ramp up its assortment of mass beauty brands

    After successfully gaining share in the prestige category last year, Ulta is planning a reset and expansion of its mass offering in 2018. Although a greater investment in the category could affect mass competitors like CVS or Walgreens, and help keep Sephora at bay, Amazon is the likeliest target.

  • How Asos became a top beauty retailer in the UK

    Despite increased competition from Bezos’s behemoth, and the convenience of local drugstore chains like Boots and Superdrug, Asos has become a beauty go-to, thanks to its low-priced, trendy assortment and speedy delivery options. It also carries some of today’s hottest brands, including Benefit, NYX Cosmetics, Lime Crime, NARS and The...

  • The biggest beauty highlights of the spring 2018 shows

    The spring 2018 shows wrapped up on Tuesday in Paris, and with them, fashion month has come to a close. Although clothes are still the main event each season, the beauty industry’s presence at the shows continues to grow. This season it was Rihanna and L'Oreal who had beauty fiends...

  • Independent beauty brands took control of social media in 2017

    That social media drives beauty trends isn’t news, but this year, the online conversation was dominated largely by independent beauty brands.

  • Glossy 50: Modern Media

    Welcome to the Glossy 50, our first annual list featuring men and women contributing to the transformation of fashion, luxury, beauty and technology. In this feature, we dive into their contributions to their industries’ new directions. These are the honorees in the Modern Media category.

  • Hourglass Cosmetics pledges to become an all-vegan makeup brand

    Hourglass Cosmetics is positioning itself to be the first luxury makeup brand to go fully vegan, announcing today that it will do so by 2020. Already selling predominantly vegan products, the brand -- which is also 100 percent cruelty-free -- will take things a step further by doing away with...

  • Day in the Life: Tatcha Beauty founder Vicky Tsai

    Vicky Tsai was inspired to launch Tatcha Beauty, a company bent on the age-old beauty rituals of the geisha that many Japanese women still follow today. We asked Tsai, who splits her time between Japan and San Francisco, to detail a recent day in her life, which included “mono-dressing,” a...

  • Modiface is becoming the go-to provider of augmented reality to beauty brands

    ModiFace has built the AR technology used by 84 leading brands today, including Sephora, Estee Lauder, Smashbox, Mac, L'Oreal, CoverGirl and Maybelline. As the tool becomes commonplace, the company has positioned itself as the universal platform for virtual beauty.

  • Bando founder Jen Gotch: ‘Retail is better when everyone wins’

    Jen Gotch has built a business based on selling accessories in millennial pink, with cute patterns and kitschy phrases. But the brand basically came together by accident.

  • Women’s Health draws advertisers with inaugural ‘Naked Issue’

    The September issues of women's magazines have long been synonymous with endless pages of fashion ads. Women's Health, on the other hand, used its September issue to celebrate the naked body — and beauty and skin-care brands followed.

  • Day in the Life: Trestique co-founder Jennifer Kapahi

    Jennifer Kapahi, a former Revlon product developer and co-founder of the new beauty brand Trestique, details a recent day in the life that includes video shoots, photo shoots and plenty of emails.

  • 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...