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WWD 11/02/2005

WWD 11/02/2005

Fendi's Smaller House: Italian Luxe Firm Opens New Store on Fifth Ave.

To hear Fendi executives tell it, the company's original flagship on Fifth Avenue was too big, dark and cavernous. So when they got the opportunity, they went in the opposite direction, building a smaller, brighter and airier store.

Fendi's Smaller House: Italian Luxe Firm Opens New Store on Fifth Ave.

To hear Fendi executives tell it, the company's original flagship on Fifth Avenue was too big, dark and cavernous.
— Nov 2, 2005

Wal-Mart Not Bidding on Hilfiger

First-round bids for Tommy Hilfiger were due last week, and Wal-Mart was not among the bidders.
— Nov 2, 2005

Dueling Wal-Mart Documentaries

The contentious debate over Wal-Mart's impact on American society is coming to screens in two documentaries that present starkly different views of the world's largest retailer.
— Nov 2, 2005

In Brief: Wal-Mart Lawsuit ... Hartmarx Purchases ... New Boss Keeps Time

A brief look at some of the day's stories.
— Nov 2, 2005

Ginny H Breaks Out on Her Own

Ginny Hilfiger isn't looking to follow in her brother's footsteps -- at least not completely.
— Nov 2, 2005

Execs Talk Change at FIT

The fashion business must embrace constant change and develop talent in order to thrive, industry leaders said during a symposium at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
— Nov 2, 2005

Stressed Shoppers Grab for the Controls

A "highly pressurized moment" in the lives of Americans, one dubbed the "Armageddon sensation" by futurist Faith Popcorn, is likely to influence the way we shop and the kinds of fashion we prefer, among other things.
— Nov 2, 2005

Consumer Spending? Follow the Wages

Is predicting consumer spending behavior more of an art or more of a science?
— Nov 2, 2005

U.S., China 'Closer' To Deal on Imports

The U.S. and China are "inching closer" to a deal that would regulate Chinese apparel and textile imports, but negotiators have substantive disputes to resolve.
— Nov 2, 2005

Beauty Beat: W&J Looks for Payoff With Lotto ... Boots Profits Soar in First Half

Aiming for its first global fragrance champion, Turin-based cosmetics manufacturer Weruska & Joel marked an eight-year licensing deal it signed recently with athletic brand Lotto here by unveiling Lotto Man and Lotto Woman fragrances.
— Nov 2, 2005

Generra Taps DiPersia Pres

Stacey DiPersia has been named president at Generra, the women's and men's contemporary sportswear brand.
— Nov 2, 2005

Memo Pad: Foster Son Returns ... Recycling Binn

Men's Journal has a new editor in chief, and it's a big name indeed: Jann Wenner.
— Nov 2, 2005

Fool for Love

Brian Sack found out the hard way that money can't buy love. It can, however, in a circuitous, slightly odd way, buy a little slice of fame.
— Nov 2, 2005

SIMM Fair Follows Feminine Trend

The wave of femininity that washed over the spring season was not lost on the biannual apparel fair, known as SIMM, held here in September.
— Nov 2, 2005

Fashion Scoops: Marc on Katrina ... Domestic Donatella ... Smith's World ...

Marc Jacobs isn't shy when it comes to lending a helping hand to those in need.
— Nov 2, 2005

Tarrant Cuts Forecast, Stock Drops 38%

Tarrant Apparel Group, reeling from the impact of retail consolidation, quota safeguard measures and a denim glut, slashed its full-year forecast for revenue and net profit.
— Nov 2, 2005

Temperley Joins Melrose Place Club

Designer Alice Temperley hopes that, when she opens her first West Coast boutique here on Friday, savvy Angelenos will be ready to embrace what she calls "a very English label."
— Nov 2, 2005

L-R-G to Enter Women's Urban Market With Luxirie

L-R-G, the men's label spanning the skateboard and hip-hop markets, is starting a women's line for spring called Luxirie that it hopes to position between urban brand Baby Phat and designer label Marc Jacobs.
— Nov 2, 2005

Sophisticated, Clean Looks Return to Atlanta Show

After several seasons of over-the-top glitz and bohemian looks, buyers at AmericasMart reacted well to a more stylish direction in the market.
— Nov 2, 2005

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