Macy’s chief merchandising officer, Nata Dvir, is leading the company's private-brand evolution. The department store is rethinking its portfolio of private label brands across all product categories, including men’s, women’s, kids and home. That includes adding, refreshing and editing brands through a new customer-centric strategy.

Last month, Sunspel, the 163-year-old British luxury brand best known for its James Bond-beloved polo shirts, announced a new CEO, Raul Verdicchi. Verdicchi, who has experience at luxury brand Ermenegildo Zegna and racing brand Alpha Tauri, marks the first leadership shift since the brand was bought out by former CEO...

In episode four of the "Is This The Metaverse?" narrative podcast, Glossy international fashion reporter Zofia Zwiegliska spotlights the brand opportunity, when it comes to fashion in the metaverse.

Google Glass is remembered by many fashion fans as a sci-fi-like accessory that made a gimmicky appearance on a 2012 Diane von Furstenberg runway. But fashion shouldn’t be as quick to dismiss the next iteration of smart glasses. That's because multimodal AI is taking them to the next level.

Even before its buzzy collaboration with Telfar in July, Melissa had already partnered with designers including Marc Jacobs and Vivienne Westwood.

Katie Jane Hughes, the British celebrity makeup artist behind Hailey Bieber’s signature dewy look, is launching her own brand. Hughes first earned a following by doing makeup tutorials on Instagram, where she now has 875,000 followers. Her makeup looks have also earned her 58,000 YouTube subscribers and 162,000 TikTok followers.

On September 28 on the web3 platform Cornerstone, The Fabricant will launch the “Primal Rave” couture fashion collection and a corresponding virtual reality experience called “Wholeland.” The moves are part of a new creative and business strategy for the company focused on making profitable and innovative digital fashion.

The Piferi event, which attracted hundreds of people to the Windmill cabaret club in Brixton, London, was highlighted by Browns buying director Ida Petersson as LFW's best show format.

With the launch of TikTok Collective and the new “speed-dating” style events in the four fashion capitals, the social media platform is focusing on creators to offer unique content opportunities for brands.