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WWD 01/04/2006

L'Oreal's Latest Star: Johansson in $3M Deal To Be New Brand's Face

Scarlett Johansson has another beauty contract. L'Oreal Paris on Tuesday turned up the competitive heat by tapping Johansson to be the face of its new color cosmetics line, called HIP High Intensity Pigments.

L'Oreal's Latest Star: Johansson in $3M Deal To Be New Brand's Face

— Jan 4, 2006

No Frenzy, but Stores Meet Plan

After five years of a snowballing rush by consumers to post-Christmas sales, last week saw less fervent demand. But sales still held up enough to enable stores to meet their December sales plans, even if some of the majors are expected to see sales at...

— Jan 4, 2006

In Brief: Kids' Connection

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

— Jan 4, 2006

Seventh Avenue's 'Apprentice'

You might recognize Howie Greenspan from somewhere. Maybe you've seen him in the showroom of his company, Priorities at 231 West 38th Street here, or standing in his booth at the Fashion Coterie, or perhaps you know him from TV.

— Jan 4, 2006

Queen's Honor for Punk Princess

Just call her Dame Vivienne. Vivienne Westwood, that champion of punk, was named a Dame of the British Empire in Queen Elizabeth II's New Year's honors list. As such, she becomes the most highly decorated female British fashion designer ever.

— Jan 4, 2006

Memo Pad: Morning Glory ... OK Stoops to Conquer ... Suberbielle Bids Adieu

CBS has been courting Katie Couric to be its new anchor; the network is reportedly prepared to spend $12 million or more a year to lure her away from her job as co-host of NBC's "Today."

— Jan 4, 2006

Browns Marks 35 Years at Fashion's Edge

It's teatime and the doyenne of London's fashion retail world, Joan Burstein, was having a glass of pink champagne at Claridge's before the finger sandwiches arrived.

— Jan 4, 2006

Evolving Atlanta: Retail, Mixed-Use Projects Mark New Stage

Television reporter Kimberly Fettig moved here from New York last year with a bit of dread. She imagined a grueling suburban commute into the city and a limited social life.

— Jan 4, 2006

Fashion Scoop: The Next Big Target

Could Proenza Schouler's Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez be Target's next design stars? The fashion duo is said to have held talks with the Minneapolis-based chain about creating an exclusive lower-priced line.

— Jan 4, 2006

Analysts See Solid Comps In December

Despite softer sales from Wal-Mart Stores Inc., analysts say appropriate promotional levels and pent-up demand for gifts close to Christmas will result in solid December same-store sales across the retail sector.

— Jan 4, 2006

Monroe, Icons Lend Sparkle to Jem Lines

Jem Sportswear is getting help from Marilyn Monroe and iconic images of Americana to kick off two new T-shirt lines.

— Jan 4, 2006

West Watch: Quirky Commute ... Up from Down Under

Talk about spinning your wheels. Paul Frank Industries Inc., based in Costa Mesa, Calif., has given new meaning to the phrase. It's not unusual for employees to ride their company-branded bicycles to work. But imagine more than 130 of them cycling...

— Jan 4, 2006

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