During an action-packed year for Amazon, the retail giant expended plenty of energy building up its fashion business. Through an expansion and elevation of its private-label brands, an international footprint, high-profile partnerships and a set of new services, the retail giant set itself up for an even more fashionable 2018.

Hoping to model the success of Stitch Fix, retailers like ThredUp and Gap are trying their hand at subscription box services.

A year after the The Limited filed for bankruptcy and closed all 250 of its stores in 42 states, the brand is being resurrected. The Limited will now be exclusively distributed by Belk, a department store chain that operates primarily in the southern United States. Belk is owned by Sycamore...

Ankush Sehgal, CEO of the financial service Try, wants to create an online shopping experience that emulates brick-and-mortar, including the ability to try on clothing without a fee.

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...

As American Eagle Outfitters prepares to close out the year, the brand is looking to continued in-store experimentation and discounting to get rid of stale inventory in preparation for 2018.

Designer Dan Liu, who heads both his namesake label and the brand Tatsuaki, joined the Glossy Podcast to discuss the changing pace of fashion, the industry's inability to come to terms to technology-driven selling techniques and the fate of the department store.

Though Old Navy has grown synonymous over the years with branded Fourth of July T-shirts and bargain flip flops, the mass retailer has made a concerted effort to establish itself as a style destination.

As streetwear becomes more integrated in mainstream men's fashion, women working in the industry continue to feel ostracized by the pervasive boys' club. In our latest Confessions story, one woman who's worked for multiple streetwear brands shares her experience of feeling undervalued and unsafe in the industry.