e-commerce

After a tumultuous two years, the permanent ways in which consumers have shifted how they live, work and shop are becoming clear, and brands are responding. Here's what that could mean for the future of retail.

Inflation and supply-chain issues mean smaller discounts and more "out of stock" notifications, according to experts.

Today, the former Nasty Gal buyer has made it big off of her particular cocktail of quirky nostalgia.

Bergdorf Goodman's Yumi Shin reflects on how fashion buying has evolved over the past few decades.

Thirteen Lune is an inclusive e-commerce venture by Nyakio Grieco and 11 Honoré's Patrick Herning built to support Black founders and cater to everyone.

"Today, more than ever, shoppers understand that how and where they spend their dollars can drive real economic impact," says Geenie founder Chana Ginelle Ewing.

Plus, what fashion's pivot to PPE production will mean for the industry.

Plus, circular fashion's timely opportunity.

Customers are proving their enthusiasm for responsibly made goods through their searches and purchases – and smart retailers are responding accordingly.

Plus, is Nanushka more than just an influencer brand?

It alleges that the beauty brand's retail site violates the Americans With Disabilities Act.

What's in that secret bath bomb sauce?

Plus, LVMH launches e-commerce for its wines and spirits brands.

Plus, new research shows that coming-of-age experiences deeply impact how we shop long-term.

And it's... e-comm themed?

Plus, why Barneys is looking for a new investor…in Silicon Valley.

Plus, how it thinks "Brexit" will impact its business.

Plus, fresh Fenty x Puma slides are dropping Friday.

Plus, Vanessa Friedman's take on resort 2017.

The on-demand beauty service scheduling app is making major changes.

Kate Valentine (formerly Spade), Andy Spade and fellow Kate Spade alums reconvened to launch Frances Valentine — and this time, the Internet is a thing.

The young New York designer is known for her distinctive, textured outerwear.

The store, on Abbot Kinney Boulevard, is designed to feel like your living room — but chicer and with free espresso.