Luxury Briefing: Can louder clothes loosen luxury’s purse strings?
In this week’s Luxury Briefing, buyers from Kirna Zabête, Bloomingdale’s and Harrods explain what they’re backing after Paris Fashion Week, and where prices could get in the way. Also, Frasers starts...
View ArticlePop Newsletter: College-age creators are embracing Amazon and ShopMy, moving...
Content creators have a lot of options for affiliate revenue these days. Between TikTok Shop, LTK, Amazon and ShopMy, plus the many new platforms popping up, there are many paths they can take. But...
View ArticleThe most impactful designers, products and trends from Paris Fashion Week
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts • Spotify With Paris Fashion Week over, we’ve officially reached the end of this season’s Fashion Month. For the latest Glossy Podcast, senior fashion reporter Danny Parisi,...
View ArticleWhy does this Estée Lauder-owned brand keep reformulating its hero products?
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts • Spotify What if new product development didn’t have to be so complicated and expensive? NIOD, the second brand from Estée Lauder-owned Deciem, entered Sephora in August...
View ArticleFashion Briefing: How 3 fashion brands crossed $100 million in revenue...
This week, Glossy spoke with three leaders of brands that have scaled up to over $100 million in revenue without any outside investors. As investment dollars become harder to come by, learning to do...
View ArticleZara and Gap are borrowing luxury’s playbook. Can they keep the attention?
John Galliano’s first Zara collection arrived on October 1, giving shoppers a new place to buy the work of a designer synonymous with Dior and Maison Margiela. For Zara, the bigger prize is what his...
View ArticleWellness Briefing: Fiber brand BelliWelli’s Walmart playbook includes celeb...
For the Wellness Briefing, Glossy interviews BelliWelli CEO and co-founder Katie Wilson about the brand’s Walmart playbook, which includes celeb cameos, giveaways, endcap marketing and fashion...
View Article‘There’s nothing wrong with being a heritage brand’: How Revlon is updating...
As an 87-year-old brand, Revlon needed to do more than just reintroduce itself to a new generation of beauty consumers. “We needed to reintroduce ourselves to not just a next generation of consumers,...
View ArticleSwedish Stockings targets US growth as tights return to the runway
A pair of orange tiger-print tights became an unexpected customer-acquisition tool for Swedish Stockings. Now, the brand is bringing them back as it makes a bigger push into the U.S. On October 7,...
View ArticleBeauty Briefing: Are you olive, cool or warm-toned? Why beauty consumers are...
This week, I checked in on the online communities making undertones a main topic of conversation. Additionally, Tate McRae joins the celebrity fragrance market, and Sephora expands its footprint in...
View ArticleHow consumer healthcare brands are adapting FMCG media strategies
By Sam Bradley. This story was originally published on Glossy’s sibling publication Digiday. More consumers are looking to over-the-counter solutions to everyday healthcare needs. In response,...
View ArticleMaesa backs K-beauty hand care, tween manicures and SPF patches as the future...
The K-beauty craze and tween beauty market aren’t going away anytime soon — if you go by a new crop of beauty founders, that is. On Monday, beauty incubator Maesa announced the 2027 class for its...
View ArticleBeauty creators want brands to go off-script
Creator Emma Ambrose knew one of the beauty ads she did did not sound like her. And so did her friends. “They were like, ‘Emma, what is this?’” said the 21-year-old creator, who began working in...
View ArticleHow Retrofête is banking on category expansion and see-now buy-now to hit...
At the Retrofête fall-winter 2026 show at New York Fashion Week this season, attendees got more than they bargained for. Not only did every table come with a lychee martini and a cigarette, but the...
View ArticleWhy Nest New York is turning its bestselling Holiday candle into fine fragrance
This story was first reported on and published by Glossy sibling site Modern Retail. As fragrance continues to have a moment, home fragrance brand Nest is strategically going about diversifying its...
View ArticleWhy food partnerships are only getting bigger: ‘Everyone is in each other’s...
A new rush of food partnerships has flooded beauty, fashion and wellness as brands tap into nostalgia, novelty and new consumer groups. This includes a laundry list of the expected and unexpected,...
View ArticleLuxury Briefing: Gucci and Prada give Milan Fashion Week something to talk about
In this week’s Luxury Briefing, I check in with buyers from Harrods and Bloomingdale’s for their takes on this season’s Milan Fashion Week. Plus, Traackr data insights on magazines and the impact of...
View Article3 major takeaways from an extravagant, maximalist Milan Fashion Week
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts • Spotify Milan Fashion Week wrapped earlier this week, and now that the dust has settled, it’s clear there were several striking themes. Many of them centered on maximalism....
View ArticleThe AI-powered holiday shopper: How prompt-driven curation and Gen Alpha...
Welcome to Glossy’s Holiday Countdown, a bi-weekly guide to the new and noteworthy strategies brands and retailers are employing to capitalize on holiday spending. As the holiday shopping season...
View ArticleExclusive: Coty names new US consumer beauty chief as it rebuilds brand support
Coty has appointed Kara Langan as general manager of its U.S. Consumer Beauty business as it restores marketing support behind CoverGirl and Sally Hansen and rebalances spending across creators and...
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