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WWD 2007/11/28

Topshop Going Global: NYC First Step in Chain's Aggressive U.S. Rollout

America, make way for a nationwide Topshop rollout. When the fast-fashion British retailer unveils the first Topshop/Topman unit in Manhattan in September, it will sound the opening shot in an ambitious plan to build an America-wide — and global — brand.

Lydia Hearst, Puma Go Mainstream

Lydia Hearst and Puma are teaming up again - this time for a more accessibly priced bag and a fitness line.

— Nov 28, 2007

The Call of U.S. Brands' Cachet

The U.S. embassy on Grosvenor Square here is still ringed with concrete antiterrorism barricades, and in Britain it's as fashionable as ever to decry...

— Nov 28, 2007

Talbots Posts $9.4M Loss in Third Quarter

Talbots Inc. swung into a loss in the third quarter, hurt by acquisition and financing costs.

— Nov 28, 2007

American Eagle Net Slips 1.5 Percent On Expansion Costs and Markdowns

Teen apparel retailer American Eagle Outfitters Inc. reported a 1.5 percent drop in third-quarter earnings on Tuesday because of higher markdowns and costs related to the opening of new stores.

— Nov 28, 2007

Gap to Feature Pierre Hardy Designs

Gap customers will have the opportunity to get well-heeled this spring.

— Nov 28, 2007

Nip and Tuck: Saks Updates Look at South Coast Plaza

Saks Fifth Avenue has elevated the profiles of contemporary, designer and beauty categories at South Coast Plaza with renovations that more fully bring the store into the age of branded retailing.

— Nov 28, 2007

J Brand Co-Founder Launches Jersey Dresses

Susie Crippen, co-founder of the J Brand premium denim label, is shifting to dresses.

— Nov 28, 2007

West Watch: Indie Spirit... Deal Maker...

Lisa Kudrow and Zach Braff on Tuesday announced nominees for the 2008 Independent Spirit Awards.

— Nov 28, 2007

Beauty Beat: Clarins, PPR Deal Speculation Showing No Signs of Ceasing...

The buzz surrounding a possible deal between Groupe Clarins and PPR is reaching a deafening pitch here.

— Nov 28, 2007

Memo Pad: Ashton's New Jeans... Really, We Planned This All Along...

Ashton Kutcher is going back to his roots - and replacing Sienna Miller along the way.

— Nov 28, 2007

A Look at Fashion's Exotic Past

In today's world of globalization and multiculturalism, fashion's attachment to the unknown, weird or exotic might not seem all that unusual, but a new exhibition at The Museum at FIT details how exoticism in fashion has changed over the past 250 years.

— Nov 28, 2007

Star Power

The Dallas Fashion Awards paid tribute to area retailers' favorite brands last month.

— Nov 28, 2007

Personal Trumps Political

In areas such as the Middle East, Russia and China, fashion and luxury goods bearing the stamp of the U.S. are being challenged more by the emotional tug of brands from Europe than by any negative association with America's world policies.

— Nov 28, 2007

Topshop Going Global: NYC First Step in Chain's Aggressive U.S. Rollout

America, make way for a nationwide Topshop rollout.

— Nov 28, 2007

Fashion Scoops: Fashion Web... London's Leading Lights... A Reshuffle at Mulberry?...

Miuccia Prada, who has put celebrities at the center of Miu Miu advertising, has made a casting coup for next spring's campaign: Kirsten Dunst.

— Nov 28, 2007

Paint Ball

Zany, quirky or just plain pretty. Spring's bold assortment of prints is livening up basic shapes and bringing a youthful attitude to the mix.

— Nov 28, 2007

Short-Term Outlook Weighs on Consumer

Consumer confidence fell in November for the fourth consecutive month because of higher costs and uncertainty in the financial markets.

— Nov 28, 2007

NLC: Striking Jordanian Workers Threatened

Workers at a Jordanian factory that produced bikinis and underwear for Victoria's Secret under a subcontract are allegedly being threatened with forced deportation after striking to protest the imprisonment of six co-workers, according to a report...

— Nov 28, 2007

In Brief: New Director... Guess Europe President... Darrow Closes Firm...

Saks Inc. has named turnaround specialist Jerry W. Levin to its board. He will serve on the audit and finance committees.

— Nov 28, 2007

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