For this week’s body-care conversation, Glossy sat down with Sloane Stephens, a professional tennis player and Grand Slam title winner. When Stephens isn't training or playing in-season, she is running her foundation, the Sloane Stephens Foundation, and spreading awareness about body positivity and self-confidence on her social platforms.

Though the African net sponge has been around for centuries in Western Africa, the product began taking off in the United States thanks to the rise of the body-care category.

In recent years, the beauty and fashion industries have made significant strides to open the doorways for Black-owned businesses to thrive, with initiatives like Fifteen Percent Pledge and dedicated incubators led by major retailers and organizations including Sephora, Ulta and the CFDA.

In this week’s body-care conversation, Glossy sat down with Megan Roup, lifestyle and fitness influencer and founder of 5-year-old The Sculpt Society, an at-home dance and cardio workout company. Through her social platforms, Roup shares the benefits that daily movement has on one's body, as well as their mind.

Brands using raffia material is nothing new. But a few recent drops from big-name brands have brought raffia back to the forefront.

With the slow but steady destigimazation around sexual orientation and gender identity, it's important that those who consider themselves an ally show their support financially, too.

On TikTok, the hashtag #linen has 408 million views, with users flaunting everything from their favorite linen pants to their must-have linen tops and everything in between. Brands are getting in on the action, too.

For this week’s body-care conversation, Glossy sat down with Katy Cottam, founder of 1-year-old Luna Daily, a microbiome-balancing, inclusive brand for body care from head to toe, even the more intimate areas. Through Luna Daily, Cottam encourages everyone with a vulva to embrace intimate body care throughout the different phases of...

When fashion veteran and style icon Gym Tan posted a now-viral TikTok video of herself sporting the Abercrombie & Fitch Strappy Plunge Corset Maxi Dress in July 2022, no one could have predicted the product's popularity would last almost a year later.