Last week, Shein's IPO came closer to fruition, but the Chinese fast fashion giant seems to have abandoned its intent to go public in the U.S.

This week, we talk about Olay sponsoring the Olympics, the sports marketing opportunity for brands, and the rise of waterless beauty products. Later, we talk about Virginie Viard’s departure from Chanel, and Lexy offers a preview of what’s coming up on the Glossy Beauty Podcast.

For Béis, the campaign marks the first time it has worked with an outside party on a creative campaign. And, in general, it highlights the fact that brands are becoming more willing to work directly with influencers on content creation.

The initiative speaks to current disruption in diamonds, where lab-grown versions’ affordability and abundance of supply are causing sellers of both mined and lab-grown diamonds to rethink their businesses.

While the fashion industry has recently seen its fair share of depressing stories — including the back-to-back bankruptcies and closures of beloved fashion brands — all is not lost.

This week, we talk about the challenges recently forcing fashion brands to close up shop for good. We also discuss the disappointing earnings report from Capri Holdings and run down some of the summer trends we see on the horizon.

This weekend's dedicated events are coming at a high point for vintage fashion. Major companies like Kate Spade are dipping into their own archives, stylists are in an arms race to dig up the best archival pieces for their celebrity clients, and resale companies are growing off the back of...

This week, we discuss the closing of sustainable fashion brand Mara Hoffman, the continued struggles of British high-street brand Ted Baker and the efficacy of events like the Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen.

It’s the latest crossover between the increasingly interlinked sports and fashion worlds, following brand sponsorships of women’s athletes in the WNBA and the brands working with entire leagues, like Rhone’s collaborations with the LPGA.