Elizabeth Segran is a senior staff writer at Fast Company, specializing in the fashion and retail industries. With a background in academia, she brings a unique perspective to her writing, covering topics such as sustainable fashion, design, and the business strategies of successful brands. Elizabeth's work explores the intersection of fashion, technology, and social impact.
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Elizabeth Segran's coverage heavily revolves around the fashion, design, and retail industries. She often covers stories related to innovative business models, sustainable practices, emerging startups, and industry trends.
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More than 40% of people are too embarrassed to treat their hemorrhoids. Megababe aims to change that.
By: Elizabeth Segran
All of these coats have interesting, flattering silhouettes that will get you from work to the weekend.
By: Elizabeth Segran
Steph Hon has been called crazy several times. In 2020, she launched a brand called Cadence that sells small magnetic capsules made from ocean-bound plastic, for carrying toiletries on trips.
By: Elizabeth Segran
Sephora has become the place to go for a quick hit of shopping dopamine. Its only sale of the year seems perfectly timed to relieve election-induced anxiety.
By: Elizabeth Segran
With a new eye mask, Therabody—the maker of Theragun—is on a mission to calm our nervous system.
By: Elizabeth Segran
The luxury industry is in a slump. Dolce & Gabbana's strategy is to create affordable pieces with SKIMS, Kim Kardashian's shapewear label.
By: Elizabeth Segran
Alone, the price hikes to everyday goods under Trump's proposed tariffs don't seem like much. In aggregate, they could cost the average American family a lot.
By: Elizabeth Segran
Richard Christiansen left the creative agency he founded to become a gardener in California. In a new book, he lays out the profound lessons he's learned since.
‘The Tonight Show' host just designed a set of pajamas with Alex Mill, so we asked him for his sleep secrets.
The bodycare line Sol de Janeiro launched in 2015. Today, it's the top-selling brand at Sephora.
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