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A branded Zippo from Glossier and Edie Parker’s novelty smoking accessories are elevating lighters to cult status ...

Can the pursuit of commerce be aligned with a political conscience? The US fashion industry seems to think so.

I started by building a team. We got an office on the fringe of New York’s SoHo (OG Glossier fans might remember it was the site of our first pop-up store) and we set about creating top-tier beauty ...

That approach has resonated with millennial, Generation Z and now Generation Alpha consumers, who can often be seen lining up outside Glossier stores in cities like New York, Atlanta and Chicago.

Her journey from intern to billion-dollar brand queen is the stuff of corporate legend. But, as Glossier founder Emily Weiss ...

It’s been an unpredictable year — but let’s finish it off with some amazing surprises. White Elephant gift exchanges, Secret Santa parties or Yankee swaps, as they’re known in some families, are a ...

As the holiday season approaches, finding the perfect gift often feels like searching for a needle in a haystack (I bet ...

I go to Union Square [in New York City] three times a week for fish ... What’s keeping me busy now is … Launching Glossier in Australia. It’s something that has been on my agenda for ...

The cosmetics company backs women’s political power and reproductive rights ahead of US election US beauty brand Glossier has teamed up with the New York Times to amplify its support for women’s ...

Research conducted with Centiment influenced the firm’s new investment mandate, expanding to founders addressing the needs of ...

Ruth Fremson/The New York Times Supported by By Mattie Kahn ... likening the glamour of the feature to an appearance in a glossier title. “It felt like our very own Devil Wears Prada.” ...