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WWD 03/23/2007

WWD 03/23/2007

Pop Goes Madonna: H&M Launch Lures Fans Around the Globe

Madonna certainly has her legions of obsessed fans, but when it comes to fashion, she's not quiet Karl Lagerfeld, Stella McCartney or Viktor & Rolf.

Pop Goes Madonna: H&M Launch Lures Fans Around the Globe

Madonna certainly has her legions of obsessed fans, but when it comes to fashion, she's not quite Karl Lagerfeld, Stella McCartney or Viktor & Rolf.
— Mar 23, 2007

Stila Names McCartney to Chief Marketing Position

There's a new Stila girl in the family: Laurie McCartney, who has joined the indie brand as chief marketing and creative officer.
— Mar 23, 2007

Courvoisier Fragrance: Bottling 200 Years of Luxury

The name Courvoisier may evoke images of sumptuous evenings filled with tasty food and cigar smoke, but now fragrance can be added to the picture.
— Mar 23, 2007

Scentest Communication Puts a New Spin on Sampling

Rotators on the floor of the mall? Not exactly.
— Mar 23, 2007

Boss Ups Profile in Russia

Some 50 models hit the runways here this month wearing the women's and men's Boss Black collections.
— Mar 23, 2007

Filene's Basement Revamping in Boston

Filene's Basement will close its downtown flagship - the chain's highest volume store - for at least 18 months starting in the fall to make way for a $625 million redevelopment of the site by the new owner, Vornado Realty Trust.
— Mar 23, 2007

CVS, Caremark Complete $24 Billion Merger

CVS Corp. said Thursday that its merger with pharmacy benefits manager Caremark Rx, a deal worth roughly $24 billion, has been formally closed.
— Mar 23, 2007

N.Y. & Co. Net Up in 4th Qtr., Guidance Cut

New York & Co. posted a 17 percent jump in fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday, but shares of the women's apparel retailer fell on disappointing first-quarter and full-year guidance.
— Mar 23, 2007

Dufourg Thinks Big for Prive

Celebrity hairstylist Laurent Dufourg has big expansion plans for Prive, the company he founded a decade ago and recently bought back from Procter & Gamble's Wella division.
— Mar 23, 2007

Skin Milk Aims for Youth Infusion

Skin Milk is hoping its bath and body care brand does a body good.
— Mar 23, 2007

Men's Corner: The Art of Shaving to Open At Grand Central Terminal

The Art of Shaving will join the likes of Origins, L'Occitane and Swatch when the men's grooming brand opens a 393-square-foot store in Grand Central Terminal's Lexington Avenue passage here in May.
— Mar 23, 2007

L'Oreal Creates Prestige Unit for Art of Hair

How many sins does the Professional Products Division at L'Oreal have to hide?
— Mar 23, 2007

Critical Mass: Bigger Isn't Always Better in Beauty

New Jersey-based Drug Fair Stores is one of the few regional drugstore chains in America. Although it lacks the buying clout of its big competitors, the 37-store chain doesn't take a backseat when it comes to beauty.
— Mar 23, 2007

Adding Up Beauty: Lipstick Steals Sheen From Lip Gloss

The strong, structured silhouettes marching down the runway this season have opened the door to a lipstick revival.
— Mar 23, 2007

An Extreme Twist for Super Line Preventor

Prescriptives has drawn the line - by updating one of its best-selling skin care items.
— Mar 23, 2007

Darphin Taps Into Younger Consumer

Darphin is getting in touch with its younger side this spring with the launch of Arovita C, a five-item skin care line designed for women interested in proactively fighting early signs of aging.
— Mar 23, 2007

Dr. Andrew Weil Brand Expands Ingestibles

Skin care and nutritional supplements brand Dr. Andrew Weil for Origins is broadening its ingestibles offering to include a line of organic honeys, called Weil Bee-ings Organic Health Support Honey.
— Mar 23, 2007

Evolving Landscape Colors Shanghai Fair

The eighth International Women's Ap­parel and Fashion Ac­cessories Trade Fair at ShanghaiMart concluded its run this month amid manufacturer concerns about the changing Chinese and global marketplaces.
— Mar 23, 2007

This Old House Gets Another Life in Atlanta

After reviving 50 historic buildings in its hometown, the Savannah College of Art and Design is restoring an Atlanta landmark to its original High Victorian glory and reinventing it as a cultural arts center.
— Mar 23, 2007

Artists Start Their Engines

Eighteen Andy Warhol paintings that have not been seen in the U.S. since 1986 will be among the showcase pieces in a new exhibition, "Famous Cars + Famous People," at Drive In Studios here.
— Mar 23, 2007

Technology Speaking in Germany

For most consumers, a cushion that doubles as a phone, a bulletproof USB memory stick and a pocket-size navigation system equipped with an MP3 player and tourist tips for 37 countries would qualify as nonessential indulgences, but therein lies the...
— Mar 23, 2007

L.A. Buyers: Something for Everyone

Los Angeles Fashion Week has evolved into multiple platforms that are as varied as the landscape itself.
— Mar 23, 2007

Fashion Scoops: Beckham to A T... Great Lake... Verdad's Plans...

Los Angeles is abuzz with the impending arrival of Posh and Becks.
— Mar 23, 2007

Sale of Camera Firm Lifts Hermes Net

Aided by an expanded retail network, Hermes Inter­national said net profits climbed 8.7 percent last year to $351.3 million, up from $323.3 million, a year ago.
— Mar 23, 2007

Valentino Profits Increase 5.2% in 2006

Valentino Fashion Group SpA said Thursday that 2006 net profit gained 5.2 percent to $119.9 million, and issued a bullish forecast for the current year.
— Mar 23, 2007

Currency, Gold Prices Hit Bulgari Earnings

Exchange rates and higher gold prices bit into Bul­gari SpA's fourth-quarter earnings, but the company managed to post double-digit growth in the full year.
— Mar 23, 2007

In Brief: BJ's CEO... head Pony

Herb Zarkin, acting president and chief executive officer of BJ's Wholesale Club since the departure of Michael Wedge in November, has been permanently named to the post.
— Mar 23, 2007

Quote Of the Week

Quote of the Week from the CEO of Liz Claiborne
— Mar 23, 2007

Memo Pad: Another Day, Another Defection... Teen Beat... Business As Usual

Alyce Alston is the latest lieutenant to follow Mary Berner to Reader's Digest Association. The former publisher of W was named president, Home & Garden and Health & Wellness, as Berner organizes an executive committee and plans to build the RDA...
— Mar 23, 2007

Nike Posts Growth in 3rd Quarter

Buoyed by strong sales in all global regions, Nike Inc. on Thursday reported steady growth in earnings and sales for the third quarter.
— Mar 23, 2007

Macy's Taps Reardon, Fills Key Slots

Martine Reardon, a veteran of Macy's East, has been promoted to the new position of executive vice president for national marketing strategy, events and public relations at Macy's Corporate Marketing.
— Mar 23, 2007

China Rebuts Subsidy Claims

China has responded to claims by the U.S. and Mexico that it provided companies with subsidies prohibited under global rules, including exemptions from taxes and other payments and the granting of refunds.
— Mar 23, 2007

A&F Unveils First European Flagship

It was a tale of two retailers Thursday morning as Abercrombie & Fitch
— Mar 23, 2007

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