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March 06, 2026

Beauty

Glossy Pop Newsletter: Inside the new era of long-wear makeup

Long-lasting makeup — able to withstand face masks, meetings, dinners and dates — is increasingly top of mind for everyday consumers; it's no longer solely the concern of celebrities being photographed on the red carpet.

Wellness

How brands are showing up around the LA Marathon this weekend

Glossy checked in with brand leaders at Asics, Hoka, Strava, Therabody, Lululemon and more to learn about the planned activations, including official sponsorships and proximity-based events, in Los Angeles ahead of this weekend’s big race.

Fashion

A buyer’s take on Milan Fashion Week, with Bloomingdale’s Marissa Galante Frank

On this week’s Milan Fashion Week edition of the Glossy Podcast, senior fashion reporter Zofia Zwieglinska is joined by Marissa Galante Frank, fashion director at Bloomingdale's, for a buyer’s perspective on the Fall 2026 collections.

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Luxury Briefing: As cashmere spreads downmarket, luxury brands update their approach

For this week’s Luxury Briefing, I spoke to the CEO and creative director of Agnona Stefano Aimone about the brand’s new flagship store and material innovations. Also, insights on the relaunch of Robert Marc, a buyer's take on Dior and news to know.

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Why one denim brand treats storytelling as a brand operating system

Instead of relying on a heritage name to sell the line, Rudes Denim leads with beliefs, transparency and consistency. The team knows that a legacy may attract interest, but values are what convert shoppers.

Beauty

Sephora doubles down on K-Beauty hair care

This year, Sephora does not plan to slow its investment in K-Beauty. On April 1, the retailer will launch its second K-beauty hair-care brand, LG-owned Dr. Groot, online. That will be followed by an in-store rollout on April 15.

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Fashion Briefing: As war engulfs the Middle East, fashion brands are already feeling impacts on stores and foot traffic

While the political and humanitarian impacts of large-scale war in the Middle East are still playing out, the region's fashion and luxury market is already affected. Over the last few years, countries like Qatar and the UAE have positioned themselves as glamorous luxury destinations, courting heritage European brands and wealthy consumers from around the world.

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How brands are rethinking guest checkout with faster paths and fewer drop-offs

From Glossy's sister brand Modern Retail: Brands can make changes to checkout that feel almost invisible to shoppers: a faster path, fewer interruptions, more trust. For the brands implementing these changes, the payoff is tangible.

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FROM MODERN RETAIL

Target CEO says ‘busy families’ will be company’s focus as it seeks growth

One of the key messages from Target as it looks to turn around its sales slump under new CEO Michael Fiddelke is that it has sharpened its focus. At its annual meeting with investors this week in Minneapolis, executives at the company constantly repeated that "busy families" will be the demographic they try to appeal to the most moving forward.

Beauty

Evereden co-founder and CEO Kimberley Ho on giving equity to Gen Alpha

As influencer marketing evolves beyond one-off paid posts, brands are finding new ways to build relationships that last, and go deeper than a hashtag-sponsored post.

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