Tech’s race to own the face is heating up, and that may cement virtual makeup’s place in beauty for the long term.

Online giants with deep pockets will alter the shape of the British high street as they snap up ailing brick-and-mortar chains, and recast the retail experience.

Given the still-high number of cases in Los Angeles, it’s unclear that things like outdoor dining and salon services will return immediately.

President Joe Biden pursued an executive order meant to incentivize domestic manufacturing, a move hailed by national textile lobbyists.

The daughter of music executive Jimmy Iovine said the show is intended not to be aspirational, but to help people “feel less alone.”

The shopping center developer has stepped its program for pop-ups as the availability of space has grown due to store closings and bankruptcies.

Luke Bahrenburg has been named head of luxury sales and executive vice president and chief revenue officer of Robb Report.

Asos has a leg up in the bidding race, given the customer overlap and its interest in also buying the Topman, Miss Selfridge and HIIT brands as part of the deal.

Thirty fellows will be chosen for the company’s eight-month “Fellowship for Change” program.

The British bootmaker is joining a raft of fashion and accessories brands tapping into the buoyant public markets.

The pure-play online giant has made a habit of buying struggling British high street retailers at knockdown prices, and moving their businesses online.

Foreign direct investment in the retail/apparel sector fell by more than 50 percent and is expected to decline again in 2021, a U.N. study said.

Media figures are publicly questioning the firing of Lauren Wolfe, purportedly over a tweet showing support of Joe Biden.

Rupert has come under fire from a Swiss newspaper for getting an early vaccine from a clinic in which one of his companies has a financial interest.

The retailer said it is preparing to provide between 10 million and 13 million doses a month when vaccine supplies increase.

Joe’s Blackbook hosted a conversation between Stubbington and designer Robert Geller.

The health and wellness retailer sees opportunity for further expansion in Asia.

The longtime broadcast reporter and anchor started at NBC in Los Angeles in the late 1960s.

A former unnamed Guess model claims the company is protecting a “sexual predator” who assaulted her last year.

The German luxury fashion e-commerce site made further gains in its second day on Wall Street.

The retailer got a Delaware bankruptcy court’s approval for a sale that would help it emerge from bankruptcy as a going concern.

He will transition to a consulting role through the end of April.

New president Agnes Chu also announced a series of promotions within the entertainment division, while former president Oren Katzeff is understood to have left the company.

Bustle Digital Group, Group Nine and Joanna Coles are among the players getting in on the action.

SimilarWeb’s rankings examine quarter-to-quarter growth of branded websites.

Euromonitor International’s list includes “thoughtful thrifting” and “craving convenience.”

Christiane Lemieux takes a deep dive into “the decade of home” — what it is and what it means for our culture.

Despite thousands of new virus cases a week in L.A., and dozens of brands and retail operators with worker outbreaks, nonessential shopping continues.

Founded in 2013, the Shanghai-based Reclassified sells a variety of scented products via its over 100 retail outlets in 50 Chinese cities.

Executives from Flow Commerce and Citizens of Humanity joined WWD in discussing attracting and converting international customers.

The CEO says Saks was making changes pre-pandemic that have helped the business navigate through the crisis.

The new president has proposed a $15-an-hour minimum wage, moved to preserve protections for LGBTQ workers, and fired the NLRB general counsel.

CEO Michael Kliger believes Mytheresa can fight right alongside behemoths such as Farfetch in the online luxury space. “It’s not a question of whether one model will win. It’s my firm belief that there are many different customers,” he said.

HBC would take Saks.com public, establishing Saks.com and the Saks Fifth Avenue brick-and-mortar stores as separate companies.

Rikard Frost is the Scandinavian label’s new CEO, effective as of April.

Salvatore Ferragamo shares rose in Milan on Thursday following the announcement.

The e-commerce site’s market capitalization hit $2.9 million in its Wall Street introduction.

David and Victoria Beckham’s businesses are growing at different speeds, but the couple are sharing the spoils, and took home a dividend of 14.5 million pounds in 2019.

“Simply, we deserve better,” said Natalie Meade, unit chair of The New Yorker Union.

Luxury spending in China might stagnate in the short term as strict rules are introduced to contain the virus ahead of Chinese New Year.

Engine Insights’ pulse of the American Consumer data reveals optimistic sentiment as the New Year begins.

Texworld’s digital winter edition focused on innovations and education in the textile industry.

The company is committed to social justice issues, local production and helping the incarcerated.

The retailer lays out its three-year growth strategy at the company’s Investor Day.

Rebranded as AC magazine, the publication is being chartered by the Accessories Council.

The e-commerce company will start out with a valuation of $2.3 billion when introduced on Wall Street.

Vogue’s former editor at large shared some highs and lows of his career with Ford Foundation president Darren Walker.

The newly formed company is helping brands and retailers accelerate digitalization.