Le Tote is building up its clothing rental subscriptions with buzzy influencer collaborations, designed in house using the million data points left by members.

Shopify is the latest e-commerce platform attempting to alleviate the fervor of streetwear product drops with a mobile app.

Lately, more luxury brands are realizing e-commerce can be used as more than just a means to make a profit — it can also support philanthropic efforts. This is ultimately vital to their bottom line, as consumers are increasingly compelled to purchase from charitable companies.

The Outnet's co-president and chief merchant Shira Suveyke shares insight on what shaped the Net-a-Porter Group's off-price counterpart, why mobile is taking over and how the site has managed to stand on its own.

Celebrities have long served as the public faces of fashion and beauty brands, but now brands are tapping them for insider roles with mysterious titles like “head of imagination” and “storyteller-in-chief.”

As part of Who What Wear's continued effort to elevate its status as a shopping authority, the popular fashion site is launching its own e-commerce app for mobile.

Hilary Swank stopped in for an episode of the Glossy Podcast to talk about what she learned from starting Mission Statement, her brand of luxury performance wear.

Lauren Conrad's first maternity collection for her Kohl's-exclusive brand, LC Lauren Conrad, is the latest addition to a long list of category expansions and capsule collections the celebrity and the retailer have fleshed out since LC first launched in 2009.

As rents continue to soar, the artist scene that dominated SoHo is increasingly fleeing, while luxury brands are shuttering storefronts. These shifts have made way for the rise of pop-ups, ephemeral experiential stores often used by emerging retailers to test out products and strategies.