Editor in Chief; Global Editorial Director, Glossy Brands
Jill Manoff is the Editor in Chief and Global Editorial Director at Glossy Brands. She covers a range of topics including retail, retail technology, beauty and fashion, as well as apparel and fashion, with a focus on consumer behavior analytics and online marketplaces. Jill's insights and expertise have been featured in Modern Retail and Glossy.
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Jill Manoff's focus is primarily on the beauty and fashion industry, with an emphasis on retail business strategies and insights from industry experts. She appears to be interested in featuring perspectives from CEOs, founders, and other key figures within the fashion and beauty sectors.
Given Jill's coverage attributes, she would likely be receptive to pitches that offer expert commentary or exclusive insights into emerging trends, innovative business strategies in retail or luxury brands. Additionally, providing access to high-profile individuals within the beauty and fashion industries for interviews could also align well with her coverage.
As Jill doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned, she seems open to covering stories from various locations as long as they are relevant to the global beauty and fashion industry.
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By: Jill Manoff
This story was originally part of the 2025 Glossy 50 feature. Click here to see all of this year’s honorees.
By: Jill Manoff
This story was originally part of the 2025 Glossy 50 feature. Click here to see all of this year’s honorees.
This story was originally part of the 2025 Glossy 50 feature. Click here to see all of this year’s honorees.
By: Jill Manoff
This story was originally part of the 2025 Glossy 50 feature. Click here to see all of the year’s honorees.
By: Jill Manoff
This is an episode of the Glossy Beauty Podcast, which features candid conversations about how today’s trends are shaping the future of the beauty and wellness industries. More from the series →
By: Jill Manoff
Launched by Wayfair to be its luxury counterpart, 9-year-old Perigold is in growth mode — against all odds. In 2025, the home furnishings retailer opened its first two stores, in Houston and West Palm Beach. And just last month, it invested in its first major collaboration.
By: Jill Manoff
At last week's Modern Retail Marketing Summit in Huntington Beach, California, brand and retail executives used town hall and working group discussions
By: Jill Manoff
In its early days in France, where it opened its first store in 1865, Printemps was “revolutionary,” said Thierry Prevost, CEO of Printemps America, during a fireside chat at a Glossy+ member event at Printemps New York on Thursday. For example, it was one of the first retailers on the Left Bank to open on the Right Bank, plus it was among the first department stores to have an escalator and electricity.
By: Jill Manoff
At this month’s Glossy’s E-Commerce Summit in Miami, brand and retail executives used town hall and interactive speaker discussions to workshop their next strategies, with considerations including the rise of AI, the evolution of creator marketing and the new fragility of consumer loyalty. The conversations sparked new ideas, provided immediately actionable takeaways, and shaped the overall direction of fashion and beauty, informing plans and priorities. Below is a rundown of the state of the industry and brands’ next steps, accordingly, based on Summit discussions.
By: Jill Manoff
Last week, with its introduction of Meta Glasses, Meta launched a fashion house. That was the read among some in the fashion community, anyway — and, essentially, that was its intention.
