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Zofia Zwieglinska
Verified
International Fashion Reporter, Glossy
London
Beats
Biography
Fashion Journalist focused on sustainability and tech | MA at Central Saint Martins | Bylines at 1 Granary, ELLE, WWD, Sunday Times STYLE, The Times Fashion, Cubicle | Founder of stylion.me | @stylion
I focus solely on sport.
Content
By Zofia Zwieglinska Verified| Glossy Verified In an otherwise uneven first quarter for LVMH, Sephora continued to demonstrate its value as a standout performer in the group’s global retail portfolio. While overall organic revenue declined 3% year-over-year to €20.3 billion ($21.9 billion), weighed down by double-digit softness in Asia and a 3% drop in the U.S., Sephora remained one of the few areas of growth.
By Zofia Zwieglinska Verified| Glossy Verified As U.S.–China tariff escalations ripple across the fashion industry, brands from startups to heritage houses are scrambling to adapt. The new policies, including the rollback of the de minimis exemption and intensified duties on Chinese imports, have created a chilling effect on global logistics and sales. While some brands are rethinking supply chains and pricing strategies, others are left with few viable alternatives. Across the board, clarity is scarce and margins are thinner than ever.
By Zofia Zwieglinska Verified| Glossy Verified Many fashion brands have spent the last month recalculating their global strategies due to the sudden, sweeping escalation in U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods. On Wednesday night, Donald Trump announced via social platform Truth Social that tariffs on China would rise to 125% “effective immediately,” citing what he called a “lack of respect” from China toward global markets.
Company Info
Glossy
Digiday is a vertical media company founded in 2008 by CEO Nick Friese, based in New York City. The company focuses on industries transitioning from analog to digital, including media, marketing, retail, fashion, beauty, and workplace dynamics. Digiday operates four core brands: Digiday, Glossy, Modern Retail, and Worklife, each addressing specific sectors and trends. The company generates revenue through events, memberships, advertising, and marketing services, with an annual revenue of $14.9 million and a team of 311 employees. Digiday offers premium content, research, and advisory services, and hosts industry-specific summits and forums. It emphasizes community-driven content and multiplatform storytelling, aiming to provide quality journalism and insights into digital transformation across various industries.
New York, New York, United States
+1 203-536-5697
Founded: 2008