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WWD 10/23/2006

For Rent on Fifth Ave.: Plaza Hotel Developers Woo Luxury Retailers

The mythical sprite Eloise would be rather curious about the makeover going on at the Plaza Hotel — which could mean that Bergdorf Goodman and Barneys New York end up with a competitor in their midst.

Uniqlo Taps Designers For Capsule Collections

When it comes to marketing itself in the U.S., Uniqlo hasn't missed a trick.

— Oct 23, 2006

For Rent on Fifth Ave.: Plaza Hotel Developers Woo Luxury Retailers

The mythical sprite Eloise would be rawther curious about the makeover going on at the Plaza Hotel.

— Oct 23, 2006

As Dow Jones Hits New Heights Retail Shares Enjoying the Ride

As the Dow Jones Industrial Average clocks record highs, investors are searching for cyclical stocks, like retail, with the hope of reaping hefty returns.

— Oct 23, 2006

In Brief: Time For The Arts

Tonight the watchmaker Movado will launch its Movado Future Legends, an initiative that will help support thriving young artists in the fields of dance and music, with a reception and performance of the Kirov Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre at...

— Oct 23, 2006

VF Earnings Rise 10.1%

Revenue growth across all divisions pushed VF Corp. to its 12th consecutive quarter of earnings gains.

— Oct 23, 2006

Memo Pad: Blanchard's New Home... A Single Lens

Wenner Media is cementing its commitment to the Web by heading to the wild side.

— Oct 23, 2006

Ralph Lauren to Open in Moscow

Ralph is taking on Russia.

— Oct 23, 2006

One-Stop Shop

If anyone got any work done on Thursday, bravo, because the day was packed with social calls from noon through night.

— Oct 23, 2006

Head of the Class

Between the blustery, rainy afternoon and the mint herbal tea he orders to warm up, British actor Julian Ovenden must feel right at home while making his Broadway debut in "Butley," opening Wednesday at the Booth Theatre.

— Oct 23, 2006

Los Angeles: Put to the West ... More from the Shows

During last week's Los Angeles Fashion Week, designers channeled everything from the starry heavens to Mexican folklore, sending out looks that were sexy, sweet and sporty.

— Oct 23, 2006

A Potpourri of Trends Rule at Premiere Classe

Buying budgets and attendance were up at the Premiere Classe accessories show, which ended its four-day run here at the Jardin de Tuileries on Oct. 9.

— Oct 23, 2006

Leather Goods Brands Take Slow Route to China

Not all companies are rushing into China to sell their goods, though it might be tempting, since an estimated 18 percent of the country's 1.3 billion people are considered middle class.

— Oct 23, 2006

Morellato SpA Buys Sector Group

Italian jewelry and watchband maker Morellato SpA bought 100 percent of watch manufacturer Sector Group in a bid to find business synergies and expand beyond Europe.

— Oct 23, 2006

November Market Presents Challenges

The November market here continues to pose a vexing issue for manufacturers and retailers.

— Oct 23, 2006

Fashion Scoops: Tahari's Friends... Giving Back... Happy Halloween

Elie and Rory Tahari received recognition for their charitable work Thursday at the Friends in Deed Fall Benefit Dinner at Balthazar with support from friends and customers.

— Oct 23, 2006

Obituary: Princess Irene Galitzine Dies at 90

Princess Irene Galitzine, a Russian emigre who set up her own fashion house and rose to international fame for her palazzo pajamas and other striking designs, died Thursday night at her home in Rome.

— Oct 23, 2006

Talking Kors

There was plenty Michael Kors would talk about at a lunch in his honor here - and some things he wouldn't

— Oct 23, 2006

FIT Couture Council

For Ralph Rucci, a designer who has spent the past 25 years unceremoniously honing his craft, it was fitting that scores of his admirers were on hand Thursday when he received the first Artistry of Fashion Award from The Museum at FIT's Couture Council.

— Oct 23, 2006

Retail Market Feels Fast Fashion Effect

As fast fashion retailers expand, they are putting greater competitive pressure on apparel retailers such as Old Navy and Aeropostale, according to a recent report from Coleman Research Group.

— Oct 23, 2006

Donatella Looks to Expand in China

"Just coming and seeing everything was the best part, getting to see the cities and how they are so ancient but also very modern..." remarked Donatella Versace.

— Oct 23, 2006

Hermes to Buy Vaucher Stake

Hermes, the French luxury firm, said it would buy 25 percent of high-end Swiss movements maker Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier for 25 million Swiss francs, or $19.7 million at current exchange.

— Oct 23, 2006

Designers Take a Bow at Cooper-Hewitt

Guests attending the National Design Awards at the Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum merely had to look up at the chandeliers made of Slinkys to get a sense of where design is heading.

— Oct 23, 2006

LIM Gives L&T's Olexa Her Night to Shine

LaVelle Olexa may be shy and soft-spoken, but her usual grace and charm held up in the company of 250 friends, family and colleagues Thursday night at the Harmonie Club, where the Laboratory Institute of Merchandising, the College for the Business of...

— Oct 23, 2006

Beauty Beat: Samuel Par Skin Care Back With Fresh Look ... Firmenich Annual Sales Rise 13.5%

When Parisian skin care brand Samuel Par was introduced to the market 20 years ago, its aromatherapy approach was on the cutting edge of the industry. A lot has changed since then, and Samuel Par has, too.

— Oct 23, 2006

Legal Briefs: WWD Composite Stock Index vs. S&P 500

Coach Inc.'s lawsuit against Target Corp. was dismissed with prejudice on Friday.

— Oct 23, 2006

Coming this Week

A brief look at the coming week's events.

— Oct 23, 2006

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