Danny Parisi

1 week ago | glossy.co | Danny Parisi

This is an episode of the Glossy Fashion Podcast, which features candid conversations about how today’s trends are shaping the future of the fashion industry. More from the series →On the Glossy Podcast, senior fashion reporter Danny Parisi and editor-in-chief Jill Manoff talk about some of the biggest fashion stories in the industry. This week, we talk about Prada’s positive earnings, including the spectacular growth of Miu Miu and why so many other luxury brands are falling behind.

2 weeks ago | glossy.co | Danny Parisi

This week, we take a look at the looming supply chain crisis as tariffs cause cargo shipments to the U.S. to plummet. Experts predict rising prices, decreasing quality and companies turning away from the U.S. market entirely. In March, dockworkers at the Port of Los Angeles moved more than 700,000 containers of goods. It’s one of the busiest ports in the nation and the gateway for many of the shipments that come to the U.S. from China and other parts of Asia.

2 weeks ago | glossy.co | Danny Parisi

In mid-April, fashion brand Revolve was hit with a class-action lawsuit alleging that the company and its influencer partners had failed to disclose paid partnerships. The lawsuit alleged that this gave consumers the false impression that endorsements of Revolve by various influencers were organic rather than paid. In recent months, similar lawsuits have hit other fashion brands, like Shein.

2 weeks ago | glossy.co | Danny Parisi

Welcome to Executive Action Items, a Glossy+ member-exclusive series driven by monthly focus groups with subject matter experts. The bi-weekly series offers immediately actionable takeaways for workers navigating the rapidly evolving beauty and fashion industries. This month, Glossy brought together a group of executives from the fashion industry to talk about issues related to product development and manufacturing.

2 weeks ago | glossy.co | Danny Parisi

Temu and Shein — Chinese companies that have been the poster children for the kind of low-cost, foreign-made goods that U.S. tariffs are meant to curtail — raised their prices on Friday. Earlier in the week, both companies announced that the price hikes would happen in response to the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China.