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WWD 09/20/2006

Topshop Kisses Kate: U.K. Retailer to Launch Fashion Line by Moss

Topshop will unveil a long-term deal with Kate Moss in which she will help create and design an exclusive collection for the British fast-fashion retailer.

Topshop Kisses Kate: U.K. Retailer to Launch Fashion Line by Moss

Topshop will unveil a long-term deal with Kate Moss in which she will help create and design an exclusive collection for the British retailer.

— Sep 20, 2006

Saks Looks to Build Mexican Presence

Saks Inc. boosted plans to expand its international presence by opening its first Saks Fifth Avenue store in Mexico through a licensing deal.

— Sep 20, 2006

Beauty Beat: Benefit Taps Rougeot as Chief Executive ... Helena Rubinstein Appoints G.M.

Benefit Cosmetics has appointed Jean-Andre Rougeot chief executive officer.

— Sep 20, 2006

In Brief: Rights To Reebok ... Possible Polo Eurobond ... House Passes Labeling Act

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

— Sep 20, 2006

U.N. Assembly Tumult Doesn't Deter Shoppers

There are protests, gridlock and tight security here this week as President George Bush and other heads of state attend the annual U.N. General Assembly meeting, but retailers weren't complaining.

— Sep 20, 2006

Senate Approves Oman Trade Deal

The Senate passed the U.S.-Oman Free Trade Agreement, despite opposition over its labor standards and the country's working conditions.

— Sep 20, 2006

Project Alabama Shuts Operations

After six years, Project Alabama has closed its doors, but company founders said they would welcome a financial backer or buyer.

— Sep 20, 2006

Memo Pad: Atoosa Inc.

Not content to let her tireless quest for brand extension lie dormant, Seventeen editor Atoosa Rubinstein will appear as a judge in the upcoming cycle of "America's Top Model."

— Sep 20, 2006

Obituary: Cheng Ching Wang, Vera Wang Backer

The cause of death was complications related to prostate cancer, said his daughter, Vera Wang.

— Sep 20, 2006

Wholesale Apparel Prices Increase 0.5% in August

Prices on U.S.-made women's and girls' apparel rose 0.5 percent in August and 0.4 percent from a year ago, the Labor Department reported.

— Sep 20, 2006

Different Paths - Paul Smith, Preen, Gareth Pugh, Roksanda Ilincic

In the opening days of London Fashion Week, designers have chosen sides.

— Sep 20, 2006

More From The Shows

More coverage from the Spring 2007 shows.

— Sep 20, 2006

Bella's Biba

The revamped Biba collection made its much-anticipated runway debut here Tuesday night.

— Sep 20, 2006

Fashion Scoops: Doctor Armani ... Roland To The Gap ... The Browns Brigade ...

He may have dropped out of university long ago to jump-start his career in fashion, but Giorgio Armani is finally catching up on the academic front.

— Sep 20, 2006

Shopping's New Launchpad

In something of a David and Goliath story, social networking site MySpace.com was the starting point in August for more online shopping trips than MSN, which has an audience of unique users that's twice as large.

— Sep 20, 2006

GLBT Players' Urge to Merge

It's de rigueur for a magazine to be acquired by a new publisher for its circulation list and sometimes to take out a competitor.

— Sep 20, 2006

Business as Usual: 2 to 3% Rise in Apparel Spend Seen in '06

Americans' spending on women's apparel is likely to slow sharply in the remaining months of 2006, resulting in a modest full-year increase of roughly 2 to 3 percent, consumer analysts are forecasting.

— Sep 20, 2006

Neutrals, Textures Jump-start Spring

Knitwear is shedding heavy embellishment and bright colors to emerge this spring in a more natural and pared-down form.

— Sep 20, 2006

GarfieldMarks' Latest Incarnation

Less than six months after GarfieldMarks changed hands, the company has emerged with a new design team and new management for its bridge lines GarfieldMarks and Womyn.

— Sep 20, 2006

Sharon Young, City Girl Get New Funding

Two former Haggar Corp. women's fashion executives in Dallas are helping to breathe new life into two venerable sportswear labels.

— Sep 20, 2006

Golden State Fight: Wal-Mart Foes Try to Slow California Growth

Wal-Mart Stores has big plans to infiltrate the state of California, but it also has plenty of opponents trying to thwart its efforts.

— Sep 20, 2006

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