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WWD 09/22/2006

WWD 09/22/2006

Coach's New Universe: Set to Launch Beauty With Estée Lauder Cos.

The American leather goods firm has inked a deal with Lauder's BeautyBank division, which will involve the two companies jointly developing a fragrance and other beauty products.

Coach's New Universe: Set to Launch Beauty With Estee Lauder Cos.

Coach has inked a deal with Estee Lauder's BeautyBank unit for the two firms to jointly develop a fragrance and lifestyle brand.
— Sep 22, 2006

Carry-On Rules Eased Slightly in U.K.

The U.K.'s Department for Transport said Thursday it is easing, slightly, carry-on luggage regulations in U.K. airports starting today but that restrictions on taking liquids on board planes still apply.
— Sep 22, 2006

Nike Net Falls, Despite Strong Sales

Nike Inc.'s earnings dropped 12.7 percent in the first quarter, largely because of expensing stock options.
— Sep 22, 2006

Steilmann Avoids Bankruptcy With Deal

In an 11th-hour agreement, Miro Radici AG of Bergkamen, Germany, has taken over the Steilmann Group, saving the German apparel company from bankruptcy.
— Sep 22, 2006

H&M Southern Calif. Debut Draws Throng

Hennes & Mauritz, the Swedish fast-fashion giant, began an invasion of Southern California on Thursday.
— Sep 22, 2006

Quote of The Week

"She will come in for a few hours every other day or so, set the inspiration for the line, and then our designers will interpret that."
— Sep 22, 2006

In Brief: Closing The Gap

A brief look at some of the day's stories.
— Sep 22, 2006

More From The Shows

More coverage from the Spring 2007 shows.
— Sep 22, 2006

Fashion Scoops: A|X Marks The Spot ... Party People ... Exhibitionism ...

Giorgio Armani plans to open London's first A|X Armani Exchange on Regent Street as early as March.
— Sep 22, 2006

Versace USA Names Melhado To Push Accessories Growth

Seeking to accelerate growth in accessories, Versace USA has hired former Fendi executive Anaclaudia Melhado to lead the charge as vice president of wholesale for women's accessories.
— Sep 22, 2006

Westfield Boosts London Megamall

It's no coincidence that Westfield Corp., which is developing London's biggest mall in the White City district, is a sponsor of London Fashion Week.
— Sep 22, 2006

Korres Ups Its U.S. Profile

As Korres celebrates its 10th anniversary this month, the skin care company plans to introduce U.S. customers to the "Korres lifestyle."
— Sep 22, 2006

Clarins Honors U.S.'s Most Dynamic Woman

Clarins has presented its Most Dynamic Woman of the Year award in the U.S. for the first time.
— Sep 22, 2006

Elizabeth Arden Plans an Aging Intervention

Elizabeth Arden hopes to intervene in the aging process this winter.
— Sep 22, 2006

Frederic Fekkai's Global Vision

Frederic Fekkai has never shied away from breaking paradigms.
— Sep 22, 2006

Wal-Mart to Start Selling Natural, Organic Products

Wal-Mart is addressing consumer demand for natural beauty items with the addition of natural and organic skin care displays in 366 U.S. stores.
— Sep 22, 2006

Charles Worthington to Expand in 2007

The Charles Worthington London North American hair care business is getting ready to launch the Results and Big Hair hair care lines to a slew of new retailers in 2007.
— Sep 22, 2006

Critical Mass: Revlon's Exec Shuffle Raises Questions

Jack Stahl's departure from Revlon on Monday, the latest move in the revolving-door history of the last 21 years, has left many chain buyers and industry insiders wondering where the beleaguered company is going.
— Sep 22, 2006

Snippets: Aussie Gets New Man ... Cut-A-Thon ... Barex On Board ...

Aussie hair care executives are being hush-hush about the brand's relaunch in 2007.
— Sep 22, 2006

Thoreux Explores Fragrance Dynamics at HBA

This year's HBA show attracted 18,152 attendees, a slight rise over last year, and 650 exhibitors, a 6 percent increase.
— Sep 22, 2006

HBA Snippets: Packaging Winners ... Regulatory's Full-Day Affair ... Eco-Friendly On The Rise

At HBA's Industry Awards dinner, 11 winners of the seventh annual International Package Design Awards were announced.
— Sep 22, 2006

Memo Pad: Dave TV ... Elle Take ... All Over ...

After a seemingly larger-than-life piece on him in The Sunday Times Style section, could Dave Zinczenko, editor, author and architect of Perfect Abs, be in talks to bring his wisdom on getting fit and getting laid to television?
— Sep 22, 2006

Slimane's 'Portrait of a Performer'

Taking his artistic expression into a new medium, Hedi Slimane tonight will unveil his first paintings at the Galerie Gmurzynska in Zurich.
— Sep 22, 2006

London Lights Up - Giles, Aquascutum, Nicole Farhi, Christopher Kane, Marios Schwab

It may have started slowly, but as London Fashion Week continued, it gained momentum.
— Sep 22, 2006

London Lights Up - Giorgio Armani

He might as well have been a royal on a foreign tour, with the accolades, back-to-back appointments, Champagne receptions and special appearances.
— Sep 22, 2006

Louis Vuitton Opens in Nashville

Nashville isn't all about country music -- now it's about Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co., too.
— Sep 22, 2006

Industry Wary Over New Customs Plan

The U.S. Customs & Border Protection's reorganization plan has stirred concerns among U.S. textile producers, retailers, importers, shippers and customs brokers.
— Sep 22, 2006

WTO Says Bangladesh Needs To Diversify Base of Exports

The report by the WTO secretariat said Bangladesh, one of the world's poorest countries, should push ahead with reforms at a faster pace to reduce poverty and help the economy "better cope" with the lifting of global quotas in textiles and apparel.
— Sep 22, 2006

Wal-Mart to Cut Drug Prices

Wal-Mart, identifying health care as a business opportunity and a chance to improve its reputation, will start cutting prices today on 291 generic drugs in 65 stores in the Tampa., Fla., region.
— Sep 22, 2006

Done Deals & In Development:

World-famous architects well-known for commercial and retail projects are turning to culture, completing museum projects hear and abroad.
— Sep 22, 2006

Chief Operating Officer Exits Oakley

Oakley Inc., the Southern California firm known for its sunglasses, accessories and apparel, said its chief operating officer has resigned and left the board.
— Sep 22, 2006

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