While there have been some winners in the beauty category saw a 14% decline in sales year-over-year in the first quarter. In tandem with a loss of sales, beauty companies, many of which are in the luxury segment, are increasingly getting into bed with buy-now-pay-later services.

Jeff Staple, sneaker designer and outspoken personality in the streetwear world, has a new sneaker drop coming in collaboration with Dominic “The Shoe Surgeon” Ciambrone, creator of custom sneakers, and Nike. Potential buyers can line up for the virtual drop in a secret online shop and win the sneakers when they...

Though celebrity-led beauty brands are nothing new, the model is changing and so is the rapid focus on Gen Z.

On Tuesday, menstrual and personal care brand Blume debuted tampons and pads for sale on Sephora Canada’s e-commerce site, which represents the first time Sephora has sold period products.

As U.S.-based brands explore how to capitalize on livestreaming, they are taking a patchwork approach to sourcing on-camera talent.

Today, Sephora.com announced it is partnering with buy-now-pay-later company Klarna, allowing Sephora North America customers payment flexibility for all of the 290-plus brands it carries -- orders can now be split in four equal payments with no interest. Because the goal is to attract and retain Gen-Z and young millennial...

New York fashion designers are campaigning for the return of the city they call home. 

This week, I'm looking at the various ways brands are approaching Gen Z. For the original youth-focused Clinique, it's through digital channels, and for newcomer Rare Beauty, it's via a retro zine. Also, a breakdown of the pandemic's impact on women.

Counterfeiting has always been a problem for fashion brands. It’s one of the main reasons luxury brands are hesitant to engage with Amazon. And counterfeiting has only gotten worse with the rise of e-commerce. Glossy spoke one fashion brand founder dealing with the issue about how counterfeiters harm a brand's...

This week, a deep dive into brands’ attempts to make investments in better products pay off. 

Stay-at-home orders and the overall downturn of the U.S. economy caused many consumers to change not only their spending habits, but their daily beauty routines. In this midst of this transformation, two-year-old indie self-tan brand Isle of Paradise — the brainchild of celebrity spray tan artist Jules Von Hep —...

The proprietary device, simply called Hair AI, will only be available to JPMS wholesale salons. It promises to evaluate the hair and scalp, and recommends 10 products on average from across the JPMS portfolio.