Funding

It's a new day for fashion and beauty brands seeking funding.

In a challenging year for fashion businesses, a new generation of retailers are heading to Wall Street. Why?

This, in part, thanks to the $75 million it just raised in a Series E funding round.

Its latest Series C round of $34 million brings its total funding to date to nearly $57 million.

The beauty retailer is also set to launch in two new product categories.

The beauty company has partnered with Founders Factory, a digital accelerator and incubator in London.

The company, which also operates a bra-fitting mobile app, just closed an $8-million funding round.

The beauty giant is going Silicon Valley.

From the rollout of the Apple Watch to former 'Lucky' editor Eva Chen joining Instagram's team, this year brought the two industries closer than ever.

Nordstrom is among its chief investors.

The start-up is working on its logistics ... and its cool factor.

Handbags for everyone!

For this start-up, it's all about content and commerce.

Rose gold, people.

The service, launching Tuesday, lets users chat with personal shoppers and get recommendations within 24 hours.

The online-first footwear brand has raised a fresh round of funding under a new leadership team.

Which is to say, roughly $3.1 million in seed funding.

The online boutique marketplace has now raised over $195 million.

It's a significantly smaller round than the $40 million the company brought in back in 2012.

The online trunk show startup is gearing up for big growth, including a revamped version of its site launching this spring.

The young brand, which sells through retailers like Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's, is on the up and up.

The suit rental startup is transitioning into a new warehouse and building out its range of styles.