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February 06, 2026

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Luxury Briefing: Brunello Cucinelli thinks keyword search is holding luxury back

For this week’s Luxury Briefing, I sat down with Francesco Bottiglieri, chief of humanistic technology at Brunello Cucinelli, to get an inside look at the new Brunello Cucinelli AI-driven website. He broke down why most luxury websites no longer reflect how customers actually shop and how Brunello Cucinelli is trying to change that.

Fashion

Wolf & Badger is positioning itself as an anti-Saks to brands seeking new sales channels

As bankruptcies, tariffs and de minimis changes reshape fashion retail, Wolf & Badger is stepping in to help independent brands survive and scale in 2026.

Fashion

What goes into an NFL partnership? With Abercrombie & Fitch CMO Carey Collins Krug

This week, we're talking about the Super Bowl. With the biggest American sporting event of the year taking place this weekend, editor-in-chief Jill Manoff sat down with Carey Collins Krug, the CMO of Abercrombie & Fitch, which has big plans tied to its title of "official fashion partner of the NFL."

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Beauty

Glossy Pop Newsletter: Why are so many skin care brands hitting the slopes?

With brands hosting influencer trips at picturesque ski chalets and partaking in multi-year resort partnerships across Aspen and Jackson Hole, ski destinations have emerged as a new experiential marketing frontier. They offer brands an opportunity to showcase product performance in cold temperatures and harsh conditions, while also generating visually compelling content and reaching consumers in aspirational, experience-driven environments.

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How one brand is leading the charge for transparency in health and wellness

Coslus is a professional-grade personal care brand making care more accessible by focusing on effectiveness, safety and transparency. Product development is constant for the brand — a commitment to keep improving even after launch.

Beauty

A year into turnaround plan, the Estée Lauder Companies finds steady growth

A year after declining sales led the Estée Lauder Companies to launch its "Beauty Reimagined" turnaround plan, the beauty conglomerate has found a return to growth. The company posted a 6% increase in net sales for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026, to $4.2 billion, with gains in skin care and fragrance despite a soft makeup category.

Beauty

E.l.f. Beauty CEO outlines Rhode’s international expansion plan, holiday sales wins on earnings call

On Wednesday, E.l.f. Beauty reported 38% net sales growth for its third quarter of fiscal 2026, ending December 31, 2025. CEO and chairman Tarang Amin shared insights into the brands and products that led its holiday sales spike, unveiled an expanded international strategy, and teased the innovation launching this year.

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Six ways beauty brands can harness creativity to reignite growth in 2026

Audiences are tuning out influencers and craving something real. A recent report found that campaigns grounded in real experiences and shared values perform far better, increasing results like awareness and intent to buy by 17% to 25%.

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The Super Bowl pop-up playbook: How brands are showing up on the ground in San Francisco

Brands like Béis and Abercrombie are touching down at the Super Bowl with pop-ups offering everything from bingo to bar snacks.

Beauty

With new launch, Hailey Bieber’s makeup artist aims to dominate foundation sales at Sephora

Celebrity makeup artist Mary Phillips’ makeup brand, m.ph by Mary Phillips, launched its first foundation on Thursday — with ambitions to become Sephora's No. 1 in the category, according to newly appointed CEO Hannah Beals.

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