On this week's episode, the hosts discuss LVMH's first-quarter 2022 earnings, showing a revenue increase of 29% year-over-year, as well as Lululemon's new resale program, offering more accessible leggings. They also recap the top takeaways from NFT Day and the biggest challenges in the beauty space, as reported by executives...
"We’ve laid out a plan and we're pretty confident we can get to be one of the largest privately-owned jewelry companies in the U.S. within the next five years, if not the largest," Wegman said on the latest Glossy Podcast.
The five stories we're following this week include brands' presence at Coachella, golf apparel's rapid rise and American Dream's fun-fueled evolution.
Farfetch has the digital side of luxury fashion retail on lock – but that’s just one piece of the pie. Through a new partnership with Neiman Marcus Group, Farfetch is set to build on its physical retail prowess, while also gaining access to valuable American luxury consumers.
"The business has been doing well and evolving quickly,” Borenstein said on the latest Glossy Podcast. “We’ve accelerated growth, and we’re hiring like crazy. We need to make sure we have the right resources and great team members [in place] to support all of that growth.”
Working from home served as permission to remain comfortable throughout the workday. And as women traded “hard pants” for leggings and sweats, they abandoned bra styles with wires and padding in favor of bralettes, sports bras or nothing at all. For many workers, tides are now turning — to some extent.
Eight years ago, Nadia Boujarwah launched fashion styling and e-commerce company Dia & Co to cater to women wearing sizes 10-32. This customer segment has long been neglected, but according to Boujarwah, brand interest in serving the demo is at its height. “The social calls for inclusivity have never been...
As brands increasingly embark on a mission to become “a full lifestyle brand,” Soho House is decidedly leading the pack. Building on its retail offerings of home furnishings and natural beauty products, it debuted skin-care brand Soho Skin this month.
The center of New York's SoHo spotlights the increasing competition among luxury resale companies. As of next week, 29-year-old What Goes Around Comes Around will have two flagship stores in a three-block span of the neighborhood. And, depending on the route taken, The RealReal or Rebag will be positioned between...