Stadium Goods launched its newly renovated and expanded Soho this week. Founded in 2015, The company began by specializing in sneaker and streetwear resell. But the company has been moving into the apparel space in recent years — a shift the company wants to capture in its physical presence.
This past week saw some changes in the leadership of the CFDA, raising the question of where the organization goes from here. Also in this weekend's briefing: acquisitions in the intimates space, exotic leather on its way out, cryptocurrency payments on their way in, dispatches from the Glossy E-Commerce Forum...
From June 6-8, Glossy brought together some of the industry’s most compelling voices at the Fashion & Luxury Summit. We heard from forward-thinking leaders about how they’re safeguarding for the future, keeping customers engaged across every channel, and bringing fresh ideas to legacy retailers and DTC brands. Here, we’ve broken...
This week, we look at the potential for a Midwest fashion capital via a knitwear factory and the progress around circularity in fashion, as brands work harder to facilitate recycling.
Men’s swimwear has largely been left out of the booming-swimwear-category conversation, but that doesn’t mean the sector isn’t evolving. New styles have become dominant and new brands are vying against some of the stalwarts of men’s swim, making it a competitive and growing category, albeit less so than women’s.
It’s a safe bet that, rather than wait around for Philo’s next move while strictly wearing Old Céline, fans of Philo’s quiet approach to luxury have found solace in other brands of a similar mindset. The Row, Loro Piana, Lemaire, Deveaux, Brunello Cucinelli, Jil Sander and Lafayette 148 all trade...
In a new series from Glossy, we are looking at what brands have entered the metaverse this past month, why it matters and what they are bringing to the table. Here, the metaverse is defined as the future of the internet, a shared 3D virtual universe that users can exist...
On-demand manufacturing is on the rise. Increasingly automated and customer-driven, thanks to emerging technologies, it requires a new way of working that puts established brands at a disadvantage. But Rebecca Minkoff, which knows the value of braving uncharted territory, is jumping in headfirst.
If the last two years have taught fashion industry insiders anything, that’s to prepare for the unexpected. However, there are indicators of where fashion could be going next, including the habits of successful fashion brand founders. Where they’re spending their time and money outside of their core, OG companies is...
Gabby Barikian, Director of Marketing, Fortress Brand Long before the COVID-19 pandemic, modern consumers were increasingly turning to e-commerce, shopping for everything from household items to luxury goods. More than a year and a half later, the e-commerce movement has skyrocketed and caused a shift in both consumer behavior and...
As retailers evolve to compete, they’re infringing on the territory of one-time industry disruptors. Now, those with formerly innovative business models are expanding their horizons.
James Bond, super spy and embodiment of British sophistication, is no stranger to product placement. From the very first Bond film, the character has always been dressed in Savile Row suits and driven British cars like the famous Aston Martin. With one of the character’s defining features being his exquisite...