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WWD 03/14/2007

WWD 03/14/2007

Mickey's Manifesto: J. Crew CEO Preaches "A Trade Up to Quality"

Millard "Mickey" Drexler isn't out to completely redefine the designer business. He's just out to capture more and more of those customers.

Mickey's Manifesto: J. Crew CEO Preaches "A Trade Up to Quality"

Millard "Mickey" Drexler isn't out to completely redefine the designer business. He's just out to capture more and more of those customers.
— Mar 14, 2007

Roswell Brayton Jr., 55, Woolrich Chief Executive

Roswell Brayton Jr., president and chief executive officer of Woolrich Inc., who repositioned the 177-year-old apparel company as a lifestyle brand, died...
— Mar 14, 2007

Web, Women's Lead Nordstrom Growth

Nordstrom's Web site has emerged as the chain's "biggest door" and largest growth initiative, while the main merchandise opportunity is in women's.
— Mar 14, 2007

American Eagle Doles Out Bonuses

Teen retailer American Eagle Outfitters granted top executives bonuses and long-term incentives worth more than $7.4 million for meeting the company's financial goals for 2006, according to a filing Tuesday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
— Mar 14, 2007

Sarah Jessica Parker Does Affordable Fashion

Sarah Jessica Parker is the latest celebrity to be bitten by the fashion bug.
— Mar 14, 2007

Beauty Beat: Revlon Posts $5.5M Loss in 4th Qtr... Inter Parfums Net Up

Revlon has returned the focus to its marquee brand, but the beauty firm continued to deal with the fallout from a tough 2006.
— Mar 14, 2007

In Brief

The Senate voted 60 to 38 Tuesday for a national security bill that would set timetables and benchmarks for 100 percent scanning of all U.S.-bound cargo containers at foreign ports, but provided a waiver for the Secretary of Homeland Security if the...
— Mar 14, 2007

Loews Escapes Uniformity With Style

"Less is more," Tisch said, describing his taste for "looking classy with not a lot of frills."
— Mar 14, 2007

Designers to Watch in Los Angeles

The designers showing during fashion week have backgrounds as varied as their points of view.
— Mar 14, 2007

Back to Downtown: Runway Branches Out

Fashion week is branching out from Culver City and returning to its roots in the downtown garment district here during the three days before Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week at Smashbox Studios.
— Mar 14, 2007

L.A. Fashion Week Calendar

8 p.m.: Bebe Sport and Eva Longoria party, Skybar at Mondrian Hotel, 8440 Sunset Boulevard
— Mar 14, 2007

Ellesse Resurrects Ski Collection

Ellesse is returning to its ski-bunny beginnings. After more than a decade off the slopes, the Italian activewear company is launching a full performance ski collection for fall 2007.
— Mar 14, 2007

Adidas by Stella McCartney Adds Dance

Adidas by Stella McCartney is feeling the rhythm, adding dance apparel and footwear for fall 2007.
— Mar 14, 2007

Bill Blass Hits Home With License

Bill Blass is headed home. The house, which recently added a fragrance to its designer options, is moving from runway to home at the end of this year.
— Mar 14, 2007

Better Knits Embrace Novelty for Fall

Forget the understated sophistication of the last few seasons - novelty is back in the better knit department.
— Mar 14, 2007

Better Knit Trends

Knitwear will be overflowing with patterns, distinct shapes, unusual gauges and embellishment for fall. Here, the key looks:
— Mar 14, 2007

Fitlogic Aims To Provide Universal Fit

Cricket Lee wants to spare women from ever trying on a pair of pants in a dressing room again.
— Mar 14, 2007

Retail Sales Drop in Feb., Lenders Weigh on Stocks

February sales fell at specialty and department stores compared with the previous month, contributing to a sell-off on Wall Street Tuesday that wiped out three days of gains.
— Mar 14, 2007

Sen. Kennedy Blasts Raid As Immigrant Workers Held

A Department of Homeland Security raid at a Massachusetts leather goods company that resulted in the detainment of hundreds of immigrant workers has drawn fire from Sen. Edward Kennedy (D., Mass.).
— Mar 14, 2007

Fashion Scoops: Twice As Nice... Honoring Arnault... Green's Getaway

Forget the pearl earring: Scarlett Johansson is a girl becoming synonymous with Louis Vuitton handbags. The actress, who appears in the French brand's current campaign, will do an encore in the forthcoming fall-winter spots as well.
— Mar 14, 2007

Humane Society Seeks Fur Investigation

The Humane Society petitioned the Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday to investigate and enforce alleged violations of the Fur Products Labeling Act by 14 retailers and brands, including Macy's, J.C. Penney, Michael Kors and Andrew Marc.
— Mar 14, 2007

Gucci Opens in Mexico City

Gucci will open a two-story, 4,844-square-foot flagship on Presidente Mazaryk Street in Mexico City today, joining luxury retailers such as Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, Chanel, Tiffany & Co. and Cartier in the tony neighborhood of Polanco.
— Mar 14, 2007

Memo Pad: Snatch And Go... No Reign In Spain

Mary Berner has poached her first lieutenant from her old stomping grounds at Conde Nast to join her at Reader's Digest - Suzanne Grimes, senior vice president of Conde Nast Media Group.
— Mar 14, 2007

Designer Cheer

If Monday night's warm-up to the Council of Fashion Designers of America's annual awards ceremony was any indication, this year's shindig will be one for the scrapbook.
— Mar 14, 2007

West Side Stories

Strong women, from Harriet Quimby to Victoria Beckham and the Queen of Hearts, have inspired some of L.A.'s most intriguing fall collections.
— Mar 14, 2007

More Bright Ideas

"The bold, graphic and modern look of the Op Art and Pop Art movements as embodied by the work of Victor Vasarely." - Sue Wong
— Mar 14, 2007

Imitation of Christ

After launching Imitation of Christ in Los Angeles seven years ago, Tara Subkoff, who splits her time between the West Coast and New York, is back with a new look at a higher price point.
— Mar 14, 2007

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