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WWD 09/11/2004

Fashion's Tectonics: Designers in a Tizzy Over Masstige Shift

Three seismic cultural trends are changing the landscape of fashion and it has the industry pondering its future.

Fashion's Tectonics: Designers in a Tizzy Over Masstige Shift

Three seismic cultural trends are changing the landscape of fashion and it has the industry pondering its future.

— Sep 11, 2004

American Plenty - Yeohlee, Phi, Lela Rose, Rosa Cha, Alice Roi, James Coviello, Yigal Azrouel and Esteban Cortazar

Lela Rose polished her retro looks…Farrah Fawcett stole Yeohlee's show (as the Commish looked on)…and, best of all, Alice Roi said, "Yes!"

— Sep 11, 2004

The Girl in the Picture

It might be hard to feel too sorry for them, but these young models suffered for their craft this season.

— Sep 11, 2004

The Who

As the fashion calendar grows, so does the list of unfamiliar names taking to the runways. Here's a handy guide.

— Sep 11, 2004

That's So Rock 'n' Roll

Everyone fantasizes about the rock star lifestyle - the glamour, the fans, the bold-faced-name status. Oh yeah, and taking a helicopter when mere mortals take a cab. WWD asked designers to tell us their brushes with rock 'n'...

— Sep 11, 2004

Tuleh's Darker Side

Tuleh's ladies might be all sweetness and lace, but its designer, Bryan Bradley, unveils his much darker side.

— Sep 11, 2004

Store Keeper

Karen Katz, chief of Neiman Marcus Stores, is said to have the inside track to one day succeed Burt Tansky as ceo of Neiman Marcus Group.

— Sep 11, 2004

Faces in the Crowd

People With the Pencils: They decide what the fashion-savvy will be wearing next season - but what do they themselves wear to fashion's big show?

— Sep 11, 2004

Country Comes to Town

For the many reporters from the nation's regional newspapers who come to town, the 7th on Sixth shows are just a small part of a greater equation.

— Sep 11, 2004

Palmy Days

NEW YORK - Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez revisited their roots in the terrific, highly confident Proenza Schouler spring collection they showed on Thursday. The duo launched their line with grown-up ladylike looks that had a touch of...

— Sep 11, 2004

Crackdowns Aside, Counterfeits Galore

The luxury-goods industry's enormous counterfeit crackdown has forced the handbag knockoffs off the streets and into the underground.

— Sep 11, 2004

PEI Does Fashion Flip-Flop

Responding to a retail outcry, Perry Ellis International reversed itself and said it will produce Patrick Robinson's spring collection after all.

— Sep 11, 2004

Manhattan Miscellany - Proenza Schouler, H Hilfiger, Vera Wang, Nicole Miller and Monique Lhuillier

Vera Wang, H Hilfiger, Proenza Schouler and Monique Lhuillier offered the leading presentations as the spring season rolled on.

— Sep 11, 2004

About Last Night...

Fashion week bashes: Puffy packed 'em in at the opening of his Sean John store, a Tory story at Bergdorf's and lots more, uptown and down.

— Sep 11, 2004

Olympus Fashion Week Show Calendar

Olympus Fashion Week Show Calendar: A listing of events from today through Wednesday.

— Sep 11, 2004

Fashion Forecast

You can't change the weather.

— Sep 11, 2004

Fashion Scoops: The Party Girl ... Simple Deal ... Book Party ... New of De Sole ...

THE PARTY GIRL: Catherine Malandrino's presentation on Sunday is twofold. Not only will she unveil her spring collection but also her yet-to-be-opened store in the Meatpacking District. The theme of her show is "The...

— Sep 11, 2004

Exposing the Exposed

A revealing look at Timothy Greenfield-Sanders' latest book, "XXX: 30 Porn-Star Portraits."

— Sep 11, 2004

Carving an Image

David Lauren, the 32-year-old head of advertising, marketing and communications at Polo, has a message for publishers and editors - be more creative.

— Sep 11, 2004

As China Imports Continue to Surge, Pressure for Restrictions Increases

China surpassed the rest of the world in apparel and textile import growth to the U.S. in July, as pressure intensifies for it to curb its shipments.

— Sep 11, 2004

Wholesale Prices Dip in Aug.

Wholesale prices for domestically produced apparel and textiles fell 0.1 in August, according to the Labor Department's Producer Price Index.

— Sep 11, 2004

Vera Wang Grows Sportswear

For someone who had a trying year personally, Vera Wang seems to be running on all cylinders professionally.

— Sep 11, 2004

With Eisner Exiting in 2006, Disney Rumor Mill Heats Up

NEW YORK - He's two years away from retiring, but there's already speculation about who could succeed Michael Eisner as chief executive of The Walt Disney Co. And two big players in the apparel world are on the list - Gap chief...

— Sep 11, 2004

See and Be Scene: What's Fashion Week in New York if you can't enjoy some of the city's cultural highlights?

Places to see, things to do, how to go there and what to eat once you're there, all around town during fashion week.

— Sep 11, 2004

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