Amid the invasion of Ukraine, digital fashion brand DressX is calling for international support from the fashion industry and from its community. On Friday, it launched a Support Ukraine collection on the DressX app, where users can now make donations in cryptocurrency. 

London's first full fashion week schedule since March 2020 coincided with the lifting of Covid restrictions in the country and a flurry of storms in the capital. The highlights came from younger brands like Conner Ives, Labrum London and Edward Crutchley, who took to performances to highlight their collections. And...

Metaverse launches have been frequent in the last year, with brands including Gucci and Adidas launching NFTs. But according to new data, retail consumers across the U.K. and the U.S. are still unaware of the metaverse, its applications and its benefits.

In collaboration with payment installments service Clearpay and The Institute of Digital Fashion, fashion brand Roksanda debuted a digital piece during its London Fashion Week Show on Monday, held at the Tate Modern art museum. The finale look of its physical fashion show will never be produced and can only be purchased...

Fashion is beginning to engage with its new digital communities through alternate channels like Discord, as engagement rates drop on Instagram and Facebook. 

As fashion weeks around the world adopt themes like sustainability and next-generation design, NYFW could become a go-to for technology collaborations. This season, multiple designers experimented with the format.

Positioned as a physical metaverse influencer creator hub, 1.2 million-square-foot Emcee Studio is opening in downtown L.A. later this year as part of Emcee's expansion into the metaverse. 

The luxury watch industry is uniquely positioned to embrace the culture of rare limited editions and NFTs, as watch collecting has millions of fans around the globe. So, where should luxury watch brands be looking next?

Larger-than-life holograms have arrived at NYFW through a partnership between Yahoo, Keds and designer Maisie Wilen. In an exclusive feature for Glossy, we look at how volumetric technology was used to create the catwalk experience of the future.