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WWD 02/07/2006

Vera Wang and St. John: Retailers Are Lauding Possible Design Union

Retail executives on Monday generally gave a thumbs up to the possibility of Vera Wang taking over the top creative role at St. John. Wang is currently in talks with St. John to become the company's creative head, according to sources.

Vera Wang and St. John: Retailers Are Lauding Possible Design Union

Retailers surveyed at the Bryant Park shows on Monday applauded the possibility of Vera Wang taking over the top creative role at St. John.

— Feb 7, 2006

Lauder Taps Head for Ford, Prescriptives

Andrea Robinson, chief marketing officer of the Estee Lauder brand, has been named president of Tom Ford Beauty and Prescriptives Worldwide.

— Feb 7, 2006

In Brief: Macy's Branding ... A&G Group On The Prowl

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

— Feb 7, 2006

Glamour Girls - Oscar de la Renta, Carolina Herrera, Tuleh

From strictly shaped little suits to glam black dresses to full-on goddess gowns, there was plenty of va-va-voom sensuality in evidence as the New York collections continued.

— Feb 7, 2006

Balancing Act - Badgley Mischka, Cynthia Steffe, Ellen Tracy, Jill Stuart

It takes a certain panache to be sweet or bold and remain approachable. But that's just what designers accomplished this season with shrunken jackets, lean skirts and pretty little pleated dresses.

— Feb 7, 2006

Wear It Well - Dana Buchman, Luella Bartley, 3.1 Phillip Lim, James Coviello, Jovovich-Hawk

A little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll -- that's the mood designers were in, sending out wearable looks that were playful and ruffled, finely tailored and biker-girl chic.

— Feb 7, 2006

Fashion Scoops: Polo Play ... Karl Delay ... Gracing Diesel ...

From television to politics, Ralph Lauren managed to pull in quite a crowd Monday for his first formal men's runway show in New York in three decades.

— Feb 7, 2006

Warm Fuzzies

Given the brisk temperatures on Sunday and Monday, any chic showgoer worth her fashion salt pulled her fur out of storage.

— Feb 7, 2006

Su-Su Studio

Fashion and football aren't the best mix as evidenced by a group in front of a flat-screen TV at DVF, with almost no one paying attention.

— Feb 7, 2006

Eye Scoops: Chasing Amy ... Kempner's Nuptials

Where's the best place to find the newest, hot young Oscar nominee? In the front row of a fashion show, of course.

— Feb 7, 2006

Light and Luxe for Versace on Fifth Ave.

The medusa still gazes out onto Fifth Avenue, only now it's painted white rather than gold.

— Feb 7, 2006

Donatella's New York State of Mind

There are many things Donatella Versace loves about America, but the no-smoking environment isn't one of them.

— Feb 7, 2006

Marchesa Reaches Beyond the Stars

After almost two years of making waves on Hollywood's red-carpet circuit Keren Craig and Georgina Chapman are reaching a wider audience.

— Feb 7, 2006

Milano Unica Bids for Better 2nd Act

After success last September, the Italian textile industry is hoping it can pull off an even better Milano Unica show the second time around.

— Feb 7, 2006

Claiborne's Expansion Heads for Middle East

Liz Claiborne Inc. has taken another step in its global expansion via an agreement with MAF Fashion LLC.

— Feb 7, 2006

J. Jill: Challenge, Potential for Talbots

Talbots Inc. has its work cut out for it with the company's purchase of the J. Jill Group Inc.

— Feb 7, 2006

Met Takes Look at Textile History

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is staging two shows on textile history in the coming months.

— Feb 7, 2006

Federated to Sell 10 Units to Boscov's

Federated Department Stores Inc. said Monday it would sell 10 stores to Boscov's Inc.

— Feb 7, 2006

Lafayette 148: A Competitive Bridge Player

Lafayette 148, a day-into-evening bridge brand, has been building a business without national advertising or lavish fashion shows.

— Feb 7, 2006

Max Mara Gets Into Art

American-born photographer and filmmaker Margaret Salmon was awarded the first Max Mara Art Prize for Women last month.

— Feb 7, 2006

Memo Pad: Who's In At Out? ... Modus Operandi

How long can a magazine go without an editor in chief?

— Feb 7, 2006

Bush Budget: Give and Take on Programs

President Bush sent a $2.7 trillion 2007 federal budget proposal to Congress that adjusts the belt on a handful of trade and labor programs.

— Feb 7, 2006

Lundgren Buoys Retail at Alma Mater

Terry J. Lundgren was a student at the University of Arizona when he realized that veterinary science wasn't for him and switched to a double major in business and psychology.

— Feb 7, 2006

WWDWalkthrough: Cheap Chic in Aspen

Blame it on the thin air at 7,930 feet, but Aspen is full of anomalies.

— Feb 7, 2006

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