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March 04, 2026

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Beauty Briefing: Why everyone wants a piece of Carolyn Bessette Kennedy

This week, I checked in on the beauty brands and consumers tapping into CBK’s ‘90s style — and the brewing pushback. Additionally, Charlotte Tilbury shakes up its C-suite, and Summer Fridays expands to fragrance.

Fashion

On takes aim at Lululemon with proof-first leggings strategy

As Lululemon worked to contain fallout from its second, January 2026 see-through leggings controversy, On moved into the category with a $120 pair of SenseTec tights. The product boasted the brand's biggest material innovation for 2026.

Beauty

How Schwarzkopf is winning pop culture, from Sarah Pidgeon’s CBK transformation to Alysa Liu’s halo hair

Showing up in the right pop culture moments is paramount for heritage hair brand Schwarzkopf Professional. Most recently, this includes Sarah Pidgeon’s Carolyn Bessette Kennedy transformation for FX’s “Love Story,” earned through a partnership with celebrity hair colorist Kari Hill, and Alysa Liu’s halo hair refresh ahead of her Olympics win. Glossy sat down with Schwarzkopf GM Michelle Chandler to learn more.

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‘The perfume houses of tomorrow are scaling up today’: Matiere Premiere’s CEO on priming the brand for global expansion

When Caius von Knorring, Aurélien Guichard and Cédric Meiffret launched Matiere Premiere in 2017, $25 million in sales was about the ceiling for a successful niche perfume brand. Now, with niche fragrance a billion-dollar business and global expansion on the horizon, Matiere Premiere has its eye on becoming one of the perfume giants of tomorrow.

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How brands are moving to streamline guest checkout

Nearly 1 in 5 U.S. shoppers will abandon a cart when forced to create an account. Refining checkout is important, and brands need solutions that reduce friction while being simple to put in place.

Beauty

Creator marketing is becoming a loyalty play

As influencer fees compress and algorithms shift, brands like American Eagle and Gap are building always-on advocacy platforms that merge loyalty mechanics with performance-driven creator marketing.

Fashion

Nuuly is leading the fashion rental resurgence, with 70% of its subscribers being new to the market

Key to Nuuly's success hasn't been taking existing market share away from other rental platforms. Instead, nearly 70% of all Nuuly subscribers have never rented from any platform before, according to Nuuly's customer research. That means Nuuly has succeeded in expanding the addressable market and creating a new cohort of renters.

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Korean wellness brand utilizes TikTok Super Brand Day to drive growth in the U.S.

Korean wellness brand Foodology saw its momentum in the U.S. accelerate after Kylie Jenner mentioned it on TikTok. The brand also hosted a TikTok Super Brand Day experience as part of its U.S. expansion.

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Target makes the case for how it will ‘reclaim its merchandising authority’ at annual investor day

During an investor meeting that Target hosted at its Minneapolis headquarters on Tuesday, senior leaders made the case for how exactly the company plans to reclaim its merchandising authority in key areas like food, beauty and more.

Beauty

Glossy Pop Newsletter: Why a beauty brand is giving Gen Alpha equity

Evereden is not the first brand to give equity to creator partners — Glossy Pop reported on Nudestix's "CSOP" (celebrity stock option plans) in 2022. But the three creators that are a part of its new Generation E, equity-based program are ages 14, 15 and 17 — so they may be among the youngest to receive equity in an established beauty brand.

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