Retail Industry Trends
Inside the Wonderfully Weird — and Growing — Retail World of Mushrooms
Be it via trippy toadstool motifs or calming adaptogenic blends, fungi are sprouting into our consumer lives.
Hey, Quick Question: When Did Sales Associates Become 'Personal Stylists'?
And is there always a difference?
From Supreme Collabs to New Stores to Paris Fashion Week, Here's How Lacoste Is Trying to Stay Relevant
The tennis brand's CEO takes us through his new retail concept and overall repositioning strategy.
Will The Year of 'The Drop' Change Fashion Forever?
Luxury fashion adopted the streetwear scene's preferred method of retail in 2017. But is the hype model sustainable in the long term?
How Vintage Stores Are Reinventing Themselves For a New Generation of Shoppers
As shoppers are increasingly more fashion-conscious and digitally savvy, the traditional vintage store is getting a modern-day update.
Meet Shop Shops, an Interactive, Online Retail Experience For Fashion-Savvy Chinese Consumers
Founder Liyia Wu attracts tens of thousands of followers in China for her QVC-esque in-store livestreams throughout the U.S.
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What Makes Us Want to Shop a Drop?
We spoke to experts in marketing, retail and consumer behavior on why drop culture is working.
Garmentory Is Now Your Online Destination for Indie Boutiques and Emerging Designers
The e-commerce platform has grown exponentially since its launch in 2014.
Urban Outfitters and Hot Topic Are Among the Most Popular Retailers For Millennials
Nostalgia and goth vibes are striking a chord with '80s and '90s babies over the past six months.
eBay Is Tapping Into the Under-24 Demographic By Partnering With Snupps
Could this be a way for the online marketplace to keep up with other fashion resale sites?
4 New and On-the-Rise Online Marketplaces to Join, Shop and Sell Your Stuff
Meet Depop, Tictail, Vinted and Witchsy.
Generation Z: A Primer On Their Shopping and Fashion Habits
We're moving on from millennials.
13 Ways Department Stores Tried Not to Die in 2016
Justin Bieber merch, streetwear and Kendall + Kylie are just a few of the tools they used to woo millennial shoppers.