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Bobbi Brown and Walmart Want to Bring Wellness to the Masses
The makeup industry veteran is partnering with the retailer to launch a line of gummies, tea, pills, powders and tablets, BoF has learned. They are betting that wellness concepts that proved hits with Goop and other luxury retailers will translate into a mass consumer brand.

Op-Ed | EBay Is the Un-Amazon, for Better and Worse
EBay is missing opportunities as online shopping reshapes the $20 trillion in annual global retail spending

Glass Sculpture's Increasing Presence in Luxury Retail Experiences
Canadian company Imagic Glass is riding a wave of demand for more elaborate stores as luxury retailers encourage consumers to forsake online shopping for brick-and-mortar experiences.

The New Rules of Brick-and-Mortar Retail
Amid an ongoing 'retail apocalypse' that’s wiping out thousands of stores, retailers are staking their future on a new generation of brick-and-mortar shops that are radically different from their predecessors.

Could Forty Five Ten Be the Millennial Generation’s Answer to Barneys?
With a new team in place, the Dallas-based retailer plans to woo young, local consumers to its Hudson Yards store by mixing luxury standbys with unexpected labels, home goods and vintage. But can it make it in Manhattan, where the competition is both fierce and familiar?

J.C. Penney Pulls Plug on Clothing Subscription Service
The subscription service, introduced in December 2017 in partnership with Bombfell, works in a similar way to Stitch Fix.

How to Address Fashion's Racism Problem
It’s time for fashion brands to get serious about improving their cultural IQ.

Ukraine’s Quiet Fashion Entrepreneurship Boom
A few standout businesses are doing a roaring trade in post-revolution Kiev, elevating their labels from small ateliers to rising brands.

Mickey Drexler-Backed Line Takes on J.Crew
Former J.Crew designer Somsack Sikhounmuong has partnered with founder Alex Drexler to relaunch Alex Mill, expanding the label into women’s for the first time.

Inside the Levi’s IPO
The company plans to go public amid a resurgence in denim sales and as the 166-year-old brand is finding success among younger customers with fashion collaborations and high-tech customisation options.