With increased awareness of the sun’s damage to our skin, both medically and aesthetically, today’s influencers speak instead of slathering themselves in their favorite SPF when they go on holiday, and sticking to strict skin care regimes. And yet, many famous faces are still bronzed and glowing. #spf #skincare Read more: https://buff.ly/4dNQIjv
About us
Glossy is a daily publication exploring the intersection of fashion, luxury and technology. Launched in 2016 by Digiday Media, Glossy covers this intersection with sophistication, depth and honesty -- and a bit of fun. Digital is the impetus behind almost every decision right now: With online sales of luxury goods growing four times faster than offline, where brands spend their money and their resources has shifted as well, and Glossy will be covering it every step of the way.
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http://glossy.co/
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- 51-200 employees
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- New York City, NY
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- 2016
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- Beauty
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Employees at Glossy
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Tony Case
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Lexy Lebsack
West Coast correspondent @ Glossy.co | Award-Winning Reporter, Editor & Host
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Sara Spruch-Feiner
Senior Reporter at Glossy
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Zofia Zwieglinska
Zofia Zwieglinska is an Influencer International Fashion Reporter at Glossy | LinkedIn Top Voice for Fashion & Beauty 2022 | Speaker on fashion sustainability, innovation and web3
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The holidays will be good to Pandora. Even in today’s unpredictable retail environment, it’s a safe bet that the 42-year-old jewelry brand will have a successful fourth quarter. With charms as a company signature, the trend cycle is working in its favor. Plus, as of 2022, it’s behind a growing lab-grown diamond jewelry business, as people are pinching pennies and the stigma around the lab-grown option has all but faded. In diversifying its offerings, now catering to more customer demographics, it’s landed on “it” items at different ends of the pricing spectrum. And, at the same time, it’s been on a growth trajectory that’s expected to stick. #pandora #holidayseason In this piece by Jill Manoff, we speak to Luciano Rodembusch.
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the Alt League, in devising the marketing launch for Combat, took advantage of newly changed Name, Image and Likeness rules, which recently began allowing student athletes to accept brand deals, and recruited high-profile young athletes. #athletes Read more: https://lnkd.in/erPZ3htR
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Product virality translates to sales. That was proven yet again by 12-year-old texture hair-care brand The Doux, founded by licensed cosmetologist Maya Smith. On TikTok, there are over 17.8 million posts related to the brand’s hero product, Mousse Def. According to the band, it’s sold over 2 million bottles of the product, to date. Smith said support from the textured hair community has been the brand’s biggest growth driver. The Doux is currently one of the top five fastest-growing Black-owned hair-care brands, according to the company. #TheDoux #haircare Story by Tatiana Pile
How The Doux became an 8-figure textured hair-care brand
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Influencer Carla Rockmore (@carlarockmore, 1.1 million TikTok followers) is giving her followers a chance to dress like her with her new exclusive collection for QVC, launching on November 1. “We were inspired by Rockmore’s ability to merge fashion from then and now to create a look that was unique and different, as well as her storytelling about how she got there,” said Rachel Ungaro, vp and gm at QVC. “Plus, she’s cool and contemporary and over 50, which we love. She checked all the boxes.” Story by Tatiana Pile
Over-50 TikToker Carla Rockmore launches new collection with QVC
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When Rawlings Sporting Goods, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of baseball equipment and apparel, set about planning the rollout of its new youth-oriented brand, it took more inspiration from basketball than its own sport. The brand, called Combat, launched Monday with a focus on high school athletes and a Gen-Z audience. The accompanying campaign, devised by creative agency the Alt League, is gritty, soundtracked by hip-hop beats and shot in an urban, street photography style. The intention was to call to mind the combination of hip-hop, basketball and sneaker culture that has defined the last few years’ crossover between fashion and sports. #sports #athletes #basketball In this piece by Danny Parisi, we speak to Dylan Kavanagh, Kimi Peterson, and Rick Albano.
Baseball brands are taking cues from basketball's relationship with fashion
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The “quiet luxury” trend surfaced the on-again, off-again conversation about the value of a brand logo among luxury fashion consumers. At Shoptalk Fall in Chicago, Glossy asked Luciano Rodembusch, Pandora’s North American gm and svp, about the value among fine jewelry shoppers, specifically. Rodembusch joined Pandora from Tiffany & Co. in 2021.
After the ‘quiet luxury’ boom, do logos matter?
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“With AirLight Pro, we prove that technology can augment beauty performance, caring for multiple hair needs, and reduce its environmental impact,” said Nicolas HIERONIMUS, CEO of the L'Oréal, in a press release. “That’s the future of beauty we are aiming to create.”
L'Oréal takes on Dyson
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Four-year-old skin-care brand Kinship is moving away from its Gen-Z focus to broaden its messaging to sensitive skin customers of all ages. #beauty #skincare #genz
Why Kinship is no longer marketing to Gen Z
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“Today’s consumers are more conscious about the beauty products they use and making sure they make guided choices about their impact on the planet,” said Kristin Wolf, Ulta Beauty’s svp of enterprise strategy and transformation. “This initiative gives our customers a seamless and responsible solution to discard their empty packaging, as well as their hard-to-recycle empty packaging.”
With new expansion, Ulta Beauty's Beauty Drop-Off becomes largest US beauty store take-back program
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