New York Fashion Week is slimming down. As major designers like Willy Chavarria head to Paris, others like Tibi’s Amy Smilovic are redefining the runway with private shoots. Can NYFW maintain its influence amid the shift?
Michael Kors is reversing pricing missteps after alienating shoppers, while Versace and Jimmy Choo refine their quiet luxury strategies on the Capri earnings call. The company is betting on a reset year to drive future growth.
Trump’s new tariffs are sending fashion brands into crisis mode. With costs rising and supply chains at risk, Glossy spoke to industry experts about how brands are scrambling to adapt. Pricing shifts, sourcing changes and tariff engineering are among the top strategies.
Fashion brands including Hobo Bags and M.M.LaFleur are tackling 'Returnuary' with savvy resale strategies, turning holiday returns into sustainable wins.
Alo Yoga is doubling down on digital wellness with its latest Roblox Sanctuary refresh, blending mindfulness, movement and in-store activations to engage a new generation. With 118 million visits and growth doubling year-over-year, the experience is proving that quiet gaming and wellness-first digital spaces have staying power.
Sephora’s full-year 2024 earnings hit new highs, thanks to Sephoria's global expansion and a focus on experiential retail. From Shanghai to Paris, the brand’s localized approach showcased how cultural relevance can drive big results.
LVMH reported strong 2024 growth despite global challenges. Bernard Arnault addressed French tax pressures and U.S. optimism, and defended Tiffany & Co. amid workplace allegations.
AI is transforming fashion design, offering brands like Gruppo Teddy and Puma new ways to enhance creativity, optimize workflows and bring ideas to market faster than ever.
When Net-a-Porter launched Net Sustain, its sustainability-focused product category in 2019, it started with just 26 brands. Now, it features nearly 200 brands, with more to come in 2025, reflecting the demand for sustainable fashion among its luxury customers.