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March 21, 2026

Beauty

Inside Sephoria’s return to Los Angeles this weekend

Sephoria, Sephora’s large-scale consumer event that launched in 2018, opened in Los Angeles on Friday for two days of ticketed, immersive activations from more than 65 brands for around 8,000 consumers. Glossy sat down with Sephora CMO Zena Arnold at the event on Friday to learn about the goals, challenges and future plans for the 8-year-old event.

Fashion

Glossy Pop Newsletter: Target’s Roller Rabbit collab did $6 million in first-hour sales, won over Gen Z

The collection was primarily aimed at Gen Z, but Target knew it would see "multi-generational" love. Overall, the collection outperformed forecast expectations across every category, Target shared.

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Luxury Briefing: Zara bets on Galliano to up its pricing power

In this week’s Luxury Briefing, I speak to luxury experts about Zara’s continued push upmarket as it embarks on a two-year partnership with John Galliano to reinterpret the Zara archive. Also, Revolve’s Raissa Gerona on the Revolve Los Angeles brand launch, and news to know.

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Fashion

A fashion brand’s guide to tariff refunds, with ArentFox Schiff’s Angela Santos

On this week’s tariffs-focused edition of the Glossy Podcast, senior fashion reporter Danny Parisi is joined by Angela Santos, partner at law firm ArentFox Schiff, for a legal perspective on tariff refunds, shifting trade policy and what fashion brands should be doing now.

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How one brand is making premium clienteling scalable with AI

Rather than viewing AI as a cost-cutting experiment, it’s a growth engine when used for premium clienteling — freeing up store teams and clienteling associates to focus on the highest-value clients.

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Fashion Briefing: How Trump’s ‘Made in America’ executive order will affect fashion brands

Brands and experts that Glossy spoke to about the executive order agreed that its vague wording makes it hard to know how to respond. Many noted that there are already strict rules about what can be labeled as "Made in America."

Beauty

Bloomeffects founder Kim van Haaster’s 7-year journey to Ulta

On this week’s episode of the Glossy Beauty Podcast, co-host Sara Spruch-Feiner sits down with Kim van Haaster, founder of Bloomeffects, to discuss the brand’s seven-year journey to Ulta Beauty. Bloomeffects officially launched at the retailer in February, but the journey was years in the making — and included multiple rejections, a brand redesign and a social post that transparently documented the whole process, including those rejections.

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How one brand plans to become a leader in wellness in the U.S.

Korean wellness brand Foodology had a goal to frame itself as a cultural crossover in the category as it entered the U.S. market. That's why the brand turned to TikTok Super Brand Day.

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Macy’s, Inc. is looking to leverage AI ahead of a cautious outlook for 2026

The department store giant and Bloomingdale's and Bluemercury owner reported a 1.5% growth in comparable sales for 2025. Looking ahead to 2026, however, the company is projecting sales to remain flat as consumers take a cautious approach to spending.

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