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WWD 09/18/2006

WWD 09/18/2006

San Francisco Treat: Bloomingdale's Lands Flagship Near Union Sq.

Bloomingdale's will open its second-largest store, a 330,000-square-foot unit in the Westfield San Francisco Centre, on Sept. 28.

San Francisco Treat: Bloomingdale's Lands Flagship Near Union Sq.

Bloomingdale's will open its second-largest store, a 330,000-square-foot unit in the Westfield San Francisco Centre, on Sept. 28.
— Sep 18, 2006

Beauty Beat: Sephora Boutiques to Open In Greece's Notos Galleries ... Inter Parfums SA Earnings Rise 21% in 2nd Half ... Obagi Medical Sets Initial Public Offering

LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton-owned Sephora perfumery and Greek department store Notos Galleries have signed an agreement to situate Sephora cosmetics departments within Notos locations.
— Sep 18, 2006

Escada Names Biella As Creative Director

Escada AG has named Damiano Biella to the new position of creative director.
— Sep 18, 2006

Hindmarch to Build U.S. Presence

British accessories designer Anya Hindmarch has a new partner, and now she's eyeing America in a big way.
— Sep 18, 2006

Coming This Week

A look at the coming week's events.
— Sep 18, 2006

In Brief: Donegar Addition

A brief look at some of the day's stories.
— Sep 18, 2006

Bedat Might Be Eyeing Exit From Gucci

Gucci Group could be faced with the exit of Christian Bedat, a key figure in its watch division, WWD has learned.
— Sep 18, 2006

The Last Dance

Booming music filled the massive party space on the top floor of the rebuilt 7 World Trade Center, and Francisco Costa felt the building shake.
— Sep 18, 2006

Rustle And Flow - Ralph Lauren, Donna Karan, Zac Posen

With a touch of the exotic and a dose of elegance, some of fashion's major designers closed fashion week with smart, understated sportswear and graceful, flowing evening numbers.
— Sep 18, 2006

Cool Days - Chado Ralph Rucci, Doo.Ri, Rebecca Taylor, Tory Burch, L.A.M.B., Vivienne Tam

Spring collections played up sexy-sporty pieces and refined dresses -- in all, smart and sassy.
— Sep 18, 2006

More From The Shows I

More coverage from the Spring 2007 shows.
— Sep 18, 2006

More From The Shows II

More coverage from the Spring 2007 shows.
— Sep 18, 2006

Project in The Park

Kelly Clarkson aside, there are no guarantees of long-lasting fame and success for reality TV stars.
— Sep 18, 2006

Fashion Scoops: Star Power ... Last Call ... Working Girl ...

Thigh-high boots were the order of the day for starlets Diane Kruger and Joy Bryant at the Ralph Lauren show on Friday morning.
— Sep 18, 2006

Buyers: At Last, Newness From New York

After more than a week of traipsing to shows retailers are leaving Manhattan with several distinct impressions.
— Sep 18, 2006

Size Matters for Spring

Sometimes bigger isn't necessarily better.
— Sep 18, 2006

Retailers' Top Picks

Retailers are headed to Europe next week, but they have already highlighted some of their favorite new bags for the coming spring from New York designers.
— Sep 18, 2006

M&A Flurry Expected to Continue

Jones Apparel Group's recent decision to scrap plans to put itself up for sale might make some think the mergers and acquisitions frenzy of the past two years is winding down.
— Sep 18, 2006

Iconix Repositions London Fog for Growth

Iconix Brand Group Inc. has big plans for its new baby, London Fog.
— Sep 18, 2006

Factors: Hurdles Ahead, but Consumers May Surprise

A slowing housing market, a higher interest rate environment and higher fuel costs will likely soften consumer spending in the fourth quarter, but some factoring and financial sources are not fully convinced apparel sales will suffer as a result.
— Sep 18, 2006

Rassin's Artistic Foray Into Fashion

American artist Laurance Rassin is broadening his repertoire.
— Sep 18, 2006

Evolution Surf Widens Reach With Beauty Line

Extending a surf brand into a high-end, natural skin care line might sound like an impossible task.
— Sep 18, 2006

Service, Product Differentiation Key to Success

Industry consolidation often raises concerns over product sameness and limited shopping choices, yet many firms manage to thrive through varying retail cycles.
— Sep 18, 2006

Retail REITs Lag Behind Other Sectors

Retail prices on women's apparel increased 1.3 percent last month and were 2.2 percent ahead of a year earlier, the Labor Department reported.
— Sep 18, 2006

Foot Locker Sale Lacks Progress, Shares Fall 4.1%

Shares of Foot Locker Inc. tumbled Friday on fears a deal to sell the company might not be reached.
— Sep 18, 2006

The Skinny on Denim: Sales for Fall Decline

Once as essential as notebooks and No. 2 pencils for kids heading back to school, denim this fall has failed to make the grade.
— Sep 18, 2006

Memo Pad: Hedi Times ... All Over ... Instant Access ...

Be careful with those designer inspirations -- at least, where seemingly avid reader Hedi Slimane is concerned.
— Sep 18, 2006

Diesel Downplays Any Talks

Renzo Rosso breezed through New York for his Diesel fashion show last week.
— Sep 18, 2006

Retail Apparel Prices See Uptick

Retail prices on women's apparel increased a seasonally adjusted 1.3 percent in August and were 2.2 percent ahead of a year earlier, according to the Labor Department's Consumer Price Index.
— Sep 18, 2006

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