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  • Amid calls for racial equality, the beauty industry observes Juneteenth

    June 19, known colloquially as Juneteenth, is sweeping the beauty industry. Acknowledging Juneteenth is an un-navigated territory, which could spark broader conversations around performative company culture and how said companies choose to publicly and internally stand againist racism.

  • WellnessUlta begins curbside pick-up program to offset store closures

    Ulta CEO Mary Dillion announced the retailer's curbside pick-up program, a take on its buy-online, pick-up in store service [BOPIS] that was shut off on March 17 in tandem with its 1,254 store closures. Ulta's curbside service is available in a select 350 stores in 26 states.

  • Why resale companies continue to attract investors

    Fashion resale often gets lumped in with fashion rental in discussions of how the market is changing, particularly since they both represent departures from the standard models of fashion consumption. But as the coronavirus pandemic has worn on, the two are becoming increasingly delineated. While rental is suffering resale is...

  • Photograph of Birdies shoes.DTC footwear brands are pivoting to slippers

    At the beginning of the year, Birdies co-founder and CEO Bianca Gates had a thorough plan for the year focusing on outdoor shoes and the slogan “Travel boldly.” Birdies, like many fashion brands, has had to shift priorities.

  • Inside Nordstrom’s play for DTC brands

    This week Skims, the shapewear company founded by Kim Kardashian West, announced its move into wholesale with an exclusive partnership with Nordstrom. Skims is the latest buzzy DTC company to partner with the retailer.

  • How Wander Beauty fosters a deeply engaged customer community

    In the latest edition of Glossy+ Talks, an exclusive series for Glossy+ members, Divya Gugnani, Wander Beauty co-founder and CEO, discusses how customer conversations offer troves of data, why transparency and honesty with customers are always required, and how Wander Beauty is discussing today's racial inequality conversation internally and externally.

  • The fight for inclusivity finally comes to skin care

    Despite venture capital and private equity firms being called out for the part they play in perpetuating inequity and inequality, there are signs change is coming. Soon-to-be-launched, Black-owned beauty brand Topicals is one company bucking the odds.

  • Tiktok logo with dollar signs behindHow TikTok hashtag hijacking is impacting beauty campaigns

    Hashtag hijacking occurs when TikTokers use a brand’s hashtag on an irrelevant video in the hopes they can “hijack” the TikTok algorithm and gain more exposure.

  • dtc startupsAs cities reopen, the DTC store strategy is changing

    While the first generation of DTC brands waited years to launch retail stores to build up their online business, newer DTC brands have been much more eager to launch stores within their first couple of years in business. Many of them are now cutting back on the number of stores...

  • Can CBD revive color cosmetics?

    A shrinking market is often a reflection of a lack of innovation and exciting product options. CBD-infused makeup began to emerge in 2019, but 2020 shows a more intense brand interest in the sub-category.

  • ‘We don’t want to be La Mer’: Augustinus Bader’s Charles Rosier on creating the next cult beauty brand

    Some beauty products trickle down from medical applications to use for everyday consumers. Augustinus Bader's topical application is something of the opposite, according to the company's co-founder Charles Rosier. Rosier first learned about its potential as a "wound gel" in a case study involving a young burn victim. "Basically, using...

  • Will male celebrity-backed beauty brands make a mark?

    As the male grooming category undergoes a renaissance with more, better products, and it becomes more culturally acceptable for men to partake in beauty routines, celebrities like Idris Elba, Karamo Brown and Bollywood star Salman Khan are launching new lines.