It’s no longer just activewear brands signing strong female athletes for endorsement deals as beauty brands get on board.
The clean beauty category, which has been especially popular with millennials, is finally training its sights on Gen Z, adjusting marketing strategies, branding and price to meet their demands.
“Our team became very nimble, and we just started monitoring our data every single day and changing as that data came in.”
Spas allowed to do business again in New York City as part of Phase 3 of the Covid-19 reopenings are navigating a brave new world.
As a growing body of research connects China's forced detention of Uighurs to the supply chain of the world's largest fashion companies, a new campaign to pressure brands is gaining momentum.
The beauty industry’s foray into shoppable livestreaming continues in North America as a growing number of brands are adopting the feature.
As women’s lifestyle publications like Cosmopolitan and Shape have provided anecdotal evidence of the trend of quarantine-induced hair loss, interest in hair-loss products has risen during the pandemic.
As the Stop Hate for Profit campaign gains momentum with over 120 brands now participating, beauty is stepping up to halt its advertising on Facebook and Instagram.
Capitalizing on scarcity, exclusivity and more than a little bit of FOMO, streetwear’s classic drop model is becoming more mainstream in beauty.