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WWD 10/09/2007

Paris' Fine Romance: Stores Laud Season as Creative, Commercial

Optimistic, colorful — and tempered with a modern edge. That's how buyers summed up a strong fashion week here, headlined by blockbuster shows from Lanvin, Balenciaga, Dries Van Noten and Nina Ricci.

Stylists Take Turn in the Spotlight

Stylists have become stars in fashion - and now some of them are getting a book of their very own.

— Oct 9, 2007

Paris' Fine Romance: Stores Laud Season as Creative, Commercial

Optimistic, colorful - and tempered with a modern edge. That's how buyers summed up a strong fashion week here, headlined by blockbuster shows from...

— Oct 9, 2007

Material World N.Y. Seeing Green

Textile manufacturers exhibiting at Material World New York reported a steady flow of foot traffic in their booths and a strong appetite among buyers for all things eco-friendly and sustainable.

— Oct 9, 2007

France Doubtful on Doha Talks

The French minister for trade, Herve Novelli, warned Monday that the "window of opportunity is shrinking" to reach a breakthrough deal on the Doha trade talks by the end of the year.

— Oct 9, 2007

Revising CAFTA's Pocketing Rule

More than two years after President Bush signed the Central American Free Trade Agreement, regulators are completing a tweak to the pact stipulating that pocketing fabric needs to come from one of the signatory countries if the imported apparel is to...

— Oct 9, 2007

Mills Brace for Higher Costs at L.A. Textile Show

Southern California designers will be busy zigzagging this sprawling city next week when two textile trade shows kick off in downtown's garment district in conjunction with Los Angeles Fashion Week.

— Oct 9, 2007

Fabric's Days Before Cotton

A new exhibit at UCLA's Fowler Museum promises to be a botanist's dream.

— Oct 9, 2007

Who's Your Mama?

From prim and proper to mama-to-be, A-list actress mothers worked the red carpet recently in looks that ran the gamut of premiere dressing.

— Oct 9, 2007

Eye Scoop

Once home to Boston's Charles Street Jail, the 16-story Liberty Hotel is a $150 million property at the foot of Beacon Hill.

— Oct 9, 2007

More for LES

Godspeed to anyone with the desire to open yet another bar/restaurant below 14th Street on Manhattan's East Side.

— Oct 9, 2007

Valentino Forges Ahead, Shows Couture in Tokyo

This year has been a turbulent one for Valentino. In the past five months alone, there has been a series of developments that will determine the brand's future.

— Oct 9, 2007

Talking Shop

A slew of new boutiques are dotting the Parisian streetscape. Here's a look at a few of them.

— Oct 9, 2007

Fashion Scoops: Lapo's Fashion World... Sale Talk at Agent Provocateur... Flat Out...

Lapo Elkann is likely to present his first nature-friendly wares as early as December or January and probably in New York, according to sources.

— Oct 9, 2007

Beauty Beat: Laurie McCartney Exits Stila... Givaudan Sales Surge 51%...

Cosmetics brand Stila has experienced a shift in top management following the departure of Laurie McCartney, who shared chief executive officer responsibilities with Ken Ude.

— Oct 9, 2007

Moschino Expanding Cheap & Chic

Moschino is expanding its Cheap & Chic accessories division with a new line of watches and jewelry.

— Oct 9, 2007

Memo Pad: Hearst Bids for EMap?... The Young and Restless... Adding a Bit of Fizz...

Hearst is said to be one of the companies in the running to become the new owner of British publishing giant Emap's consumer magazine division.

— Oct 9, 2007

Suppancig Leaves Valextra

Massimo Suppancig has quit Valextra, the high-end accessories firm that he helped turn around. Following a board meeting Thursday, Emanuele Carminati Molina was confirmed as chairman and appointed chief executive officer, a post held by Suppancig...

— Oct 9, 2007

Chanel No. 20: Artists Contribute to Mobile Exhibit

Imagine Yoko Ono visiting a handbag factory. She and 19 other famous artists did just that as participants in Chanel's forthcoming "Mobile Art" project.

— Oct 9, 2007

Report: Apax Considering Tommy IPO

Is Apax Partners already mulling a stock market listing for Tommy Hilfiger?

— Oct 9, 2007

In Brief: Coldwater's New CEO... Kenneth Cole's New Jewelry...

Daniel Griesemer, president and chief operating officer of Coldwater Creek Inc., will become the company's chief executive officer on Oct. 30, and retain the role of president.

— Oct 9, 2007

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