Sharon Edelson is a Senior Contributor at Forbes. With over 30 years of experience, she has extensively covered retail and real estate, focusing on luxury boutiques, independent retailers, and the evolving landscape of e-commerce within the beauty and fashion sectors. Sharon's insights and expertise have also been featured in Yahoo News Singapore and Yahoo Finance.
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Sharon Edelson's coverage revolves around business and lifestyle topics, with a focus on retail industry developments. She frequently covers press releases and private sector announcements related to companies such as Bobbi Brown, Saks Fifth Avenue, Target Corp., Bruckner Commons, and PIOMBO.
If you have news or insights related to these specific businesses or other prominent names in the retail industry, Sharon may be interested in receiving them. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on trends within the retail sector or offer analysis on how recent events may impact this space more broadly, she would likely find this valuable for her reporting.
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By: Sharon Edelson
Swap has built a storefront for merchants first. COURTESY OF SWAP
Mango has a strong track record of collaborating with external creative talent. In fact, the Mango Collective initiative was created precisely for
A gut punch, is how Disney Petit described feeling when she heard that fast fashion giant Shein was reportedly acquiring Everlane, known for sustainability and transparency, for $100 million.
In response to the sale of Everlane to Shein, a deal that last week shocked and outraged customers and sustainability advocates, one of Everlane's
By: Sharon Edelson
Target has come under fire from a group of labor-backed investors, including, SOC Investment Group Trillium Asset Management , and Mercy Investment
Eileen Fisher's circular Renew brand has collected 3 million items since she started the business.
A selection of garments from Eileen Fisher's circular brand, Renew. COURTESY OF EILEEN FISHER Eileen Fisher has come full circle.
Blacksheep, which sells designer frames for very low prices is announcing its entry into the U.S. market today. Owner Pierre Wizman said the company has gone viral on TikTok.
Garrett Leight California Optical is launching "Archives," a new venture for rare vintage, collector, and dead stock eyewear. The Silver Lake store has been repurposed for this concept, which will also be available online. Archives will showcase frames from 16 years of eyewear history, featuring iconic brands like Oliver Peoples, Ray-Ban, and Gucci, alongside deadstock GLCO styles and personal collections from Garrett and Larry Leight. This initiative, echoing a concept Leight first explored in 2010, celebrates two decades of the business. Items, including unused factory-leftover frames, will be sold above MSRP, with GLCO overstock ranging from $150 to $250, providing a curated alternative to traditional off-price markets.
Selling through television has historically been difficult, but Glance and Samsung are partnering to revolutionize the experience. They aim to transform millions of Samsung smart TVs in the US into personalized, AI-powered shopping destinations. This first-to-market agentic commerce solution integrates Glance's AI platform natively with Samsung's Tizen OS, enabling interactive browsing. Users can create personalized shopping feeds and explore products like fashion and accessories using just voice and remote, eliminating the need for secondary devices. Samsung believes the living room's big screen, combined with AI and natural language, offers an immersive and unique shopping experience, making it a complementary approach to traditional retail.
