An increasing shift to see-now-buy-now, more brands departing the traditional fashion calendar and shows, finding ways to market to consumers in an increasingly crowded online environment and navigating today’s shifting consumer shopping habits are some of the biggest challenges the fashion industry has faced — this year alone.
To dive deeper into these topics and get an insider’s perspective, Glossy spent a portion of our first year producing weekly podcasts that called attention to some of fashion’s biggest emerging designers — including Tanya Taylor and Timo Weiland, who divulged how they’re building their brands. To read the rest of this story, please visit Glossy.
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