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WWD 07/12/2005

Trade Battle: Industry Ups Pressure as U.S. and China Talk On

As Chinese and U.S. diplomats worked toward an agreement on textile and apparel imports, domestic producers field more safeguard petitions.

Trade Battle: Industry Ups Pressure as U.S. and China Talk On

As Chinese and U.S. diplomats worked toward an agreement on textile and apparel imports, domestic producers field more safeguard petitions.

— Jul 12, 2005

Lacroix to Name New Chief Executive

Christian Lacroix's owners said Monday they plan to name a new chief executive for the Paris-based fashion house.

— Jul 12, 2005

Gordon Brothers Buys The Ozer Group

Gordon Brothers has acquired one of its competitors, The Ozer Group.

— Jul 12, 2005

Maidenform Plans Initial Public Offering

Maidenform Brands plans to sell 10 million shares of company stock in an initial public offering that could raise up to $160 million.

— Jul 12, 2005

In Brief: Jones Cleans Up ... Parlux Mulls Sale ... Jobs Cut At Sara Lee Apparel

A brief look at some of the day's stories.

— Jul 12, 2005

Hampton Daze

Although the social scene in New York has slowed to a mere trickle, it was in full force in the Hamptons this past weekend.

— Jul 12, 2005

Coat Firms Set Strategy

Disloyal shoppers, celebrity overload and fur's popularity are some factors affecting the outerwear business as firms gear up for fall selling.

— Jul 12, 2005

Tomasz's Return

For the past five years, London ready-to-wear designer Tomasz Starzewski has been quietly rebuilding his business, and he is now ready to take a major leap: reentering the U.S. market.

— Jul 12, 2005

Richards, Winlit Sold

G-III Apparel Group, the $240 million diversified apparel firm, has chiseled off a larger piece of the outerwear industry by acquiring two privately held coat manufacturers, Marvin Richards and Winlit.

— Jul 12, 2005

Counting CAFTA Votes

The Bush administration appears to be coming up short on votes for CAFTA, as the final showdown in the House looms.

— Jul 12, 2005

The Textile States

WWD polled all 39 members from the largest textile states, including North and South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama.

— Jul 12, 2005

Italian Mills Find Calm After Currency Storm

Italian yarn manufacturers presented new products to a more upbeat mood at the latest edition of Pitti Filati last week.

— Jul 12, 2005

Lineapiu Celebrates 30 Years of Fashion Fabric

Lineapiu celebrated its 30th anniversary at Pitti Filati last week with an exhibition of designer garments woven with its yarns.

— Jul 12, 2005

Delta Galil's 'High-Tex' Cotton

The company created RealCool by using nanotechnology applications, the science of making almost anything smaller, sturdier and more effective.

— Jul 12, 2005

CITA Approves Trio for CBTPA

The goods include certain kinds of woven cotton shirts and blouses, and two types of men's and boys' woven cotton shirts.

— Jul 12, 2005

Beauty Beat: DuWop Unveils First Eye Color Collection ... Kao Corp. Working on Deal To Acquire Molton Brown

In a step to becoming a more well-rounded color cosmetics brand, DuWop has launched its first eye color collection, DuWop Eyes.

— Jul 12, 2005

Diesel's Adventures in Sex and Denim

Sexual overtones and innuendo are nothing new in product marketing, but Diesel goes out of its way in its fall ad campaign to raise eyebrows.

— Jul 12, 2005

As Theory Shares Soar, Rosen Details Growth Plan

Theory, a contemporary brand that generates $300 million in wholesale volume, is making key moves to establish itself as a global player.

— Jul 12, 2005

Fashion Scoops: Cafe Society ... Taylor Made ... Right On Time ...

Ines de la Fressange and Roger Vivier creative director Bruno Frisoni hosted a dinner during couture last week for some 20 guests.

— Jul 12, 2005

May Annual Marks End of an Era

An era ends Wednesday when May Department Stores Co. stages its last annual meeting here, marking the demise of a giant retailer and familiar nameplates, job cuts and relief for shareholders who get cash and stock in the acquiring Federated Department...

— Jul 12, 2005

Memo Pad: Real-Ity Bites ... Labor Contractions ... Party Crashers ...

Life's getting more complicated for Real Simple, or at least more competitive.

— Jul 12, 2005

Chicago Merchandise Mart Out to Make StyleMax Show 'Red Hot'

Fashion industry promoters here posed a promising question: Why not combine one of the Windy City's top local-talent fashion shows with the city's top women's apparel market?

— Jul 12, 2005

Spin Doctors

Joshua Reynolds and George Stubbs were two ambitious, middle-class men who relied on the passions and vanity of 18th-century England's monied upper classes to make their fortunes.

— Jul 12, 2005

Shakespeare in Love

Lynn Collins is busy studying an astrology book in her dressing room at the Delacorte Theatre in Central Park, where she's starring as Rosalind in the Shakespeare in the Park production of "As You Like It."

— Jul 12, 2005

Appetite for the Devil

It seems people want their Mexican food like their fashion these days: good taste and high quality at a low cost.

— Jul 12, 2005

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