Malique Morris

Matthieu Blazy’s debut Cruise show in Biarritz, Bobbi Brown’s imminent exit from every U.S. department store, and the slow demise of rewards platforms like Ty Haney’s TYB.

Puig’s potential merger with the Estée Lauder Companies, the most popular brands of the year so far according to Lyst, and Adidas’s bullish post-Q1-earnings outlook.

Heidi O’Neill was the internal face of some of Nike’s biggest strategic mistakes. So how is the woman many blame for breaking Nike supposed to fix Lululemon?

Thomas Plantenga’s methodical leadership has taken Vinted from acquisition target to Europe’s dominant resale force, with a $9 billion valuation. Will his measured strategy help the company conquer the U.S.?

Victoria’s Secret just escalated its proxy battle with billionaire Brett Blundy, an ugly fight over who’s done worse on sexual harassment. But the sideshow is distracting from a crucial point: The new Victoria’s Secret is working.

Why did the link-up between the upscale running brand and German shoe giant engender such hate? Plus: a closer look at Chanel’s pre-Blazy bump.

The lingerie retailer has had success of late with a fairly obvious collab strategy, but an upcoming linkup is pretty out there. Plus, what does Everlane’s sale to Shein mean for its San Francisco landlords?

Neil Blumenthal, co-founder and co-C.E.O. of the Millennial-beloved eyewear brand, discusses its big, Google-backed bet on A.I.-powered smartglasses—and how he plans to get people to wear them.

In an era when Walmart, Amazon, and Quince are competing for the same customer, Target appears to be returning to the designer who wrote the playbook for bringing thoughtful fashion to mass retail. Could Isaac Mizrahi make Tarjay happen again?

As Everlane becomes a cautionary tale for retailers committed to selling “radical transparency” and sustainable fashion, Quince is becoming a billion-dollar business by remaining unapologetically transactional.