Thanks to the pandemic’s impact on the retail environment, brands are overhauling the data they consider when choosing where to set up shop.

So much for building out a lifestyle brand. Compared to clothes, contemporary brands are finding their customer is willing to make bigger investments in accessories. And, for better or worse, they’re turning to top luxury fashion houses to do so. 

Batsheva hit a lot of radars when Ella Emhoff, Kamala Harris's stepdaughter, wore the brand to the 2021 inauguration. According to Hay, the resulting brand awareness worked wonders to drive sales: “I didn't know that it would be so huge. I got a big sales boost from it that I...

With its first acquisition, of 3-year-old Kit Undergarments, ThirdLove joins Victoria’s Secret and Journelle in upping its focus on the Aerie-dominated Gen-Z underwear market. 

Serving as cultural hubs within cultural hubs, the Hauses fuse music, food and art within the confines of the world’s most influential cities. The intention is to foster relationships with people in the arts and entertainment industries by providing a “safe space” via one-on-one service and exclusive parties. The goal...

On this week's episode, the hosts discuss Victoria's Secret's latest inclusivity plays of hiring its first male model and launching a gender-free tween brand. They also weigh in on the implications of Instagram opening up its product tagging capabilities, and they break down Lululemon's plan to double its annual sales...

“[We want] to transform the fashion industry and the way people consume fashion," Moizant said on the latest episode of the Glossy Podcast. "That's what motivates us and makes us wake up happy every morning.” The company is well on its way. With Tradesy, Vestiaire Collective now offers 5 million...

After more than two years of working from home and living in sweats, people are increasingly heading back to the office and investing in office-appropriate pieces – whatever that means. 

It wasn’t until mid-pandemic that 8-year-old fashion brand AYR came into its own and became profitable, according to its founders. And they largely owe that to launching a print catalog.