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Byline: Katherine Weisman
PARIS -- Celine, the French fashion and accessories house, plans to launch its first fragrance -- a women's scent -- in fall 1996.
The firm,...
– October 11, 1994
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Little shift dresses É la First Lady Jackie are making a big comeback for spring.
– October 11, 1994
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DALLAS -- Morning became electric at The Gazebo's annual fall fashion forecast as sexy and slinky eveningwear added sparkle to the show.
Jean Harlow-inspired columns by Richard Tyler,...
– October 11, 1994
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NEW YORK -- Worldtex Inc. said it is moving its Wilkesboro, N.C., covered elastic yarn manufacturing facility -- a plant it acquired in June from Ithaca Industries --...
– October 11, 1994
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THE ABCs OF Quick Response: Strategies for Quick Response aimed at shortening the textile manufacturing pipeline, strategic alliances and the wrinkle-free fabric phenomenon will be the key topics at a two-day...
– October 11, 1994
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"I've been coming to Armando's since 1984,"said Newton Hopkins, a fortysomething ringer for Warren Beatty. "Since I was a teenager." Hopkins, like the rest of the throng packed into Armando's in Houston on...
– October 11, 1994
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NEW YORK -- BASF Corp. said Monday it is phasing out production of nylon polymer at its Lowland, Tenn., facility by early December. About 150 people will lose their jobs...
– October 11, 1994
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NEW YORK -- Cygne Designs Inc., private-label women's apparel maker, said Monday it has completed the acquisition of GJM International Ltd., a Hong Kong-based private-label apparel...
– October 11, 1994
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Byline: Joanna Ramey
WASHINGTON -- The domestic apparel industry in September gained a seasonally adjusted 1,000 jobs over August, as the textile industry lost 3,000...
– October 11, 1994
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NEW YORK -- Calling on the textile industry to "think globally," the president of the American Textile Manufacturers Institute on Friday urged executives to do...
– October 11, 1994

