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WWD 2008/04/02

A New Team at Ferré: House Taps 6267 Duo as Creative Directors

The Italian fashion house tapped 6267 duo Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi as creative directors. They will replace Lars Nilsson, who left Ferré in February before he even completed his first collection for the house.

Velvet Scope

This fall, velvet is the fabric of choice for cool girls who can slip into everthing from racy dresses to sleek, sexy pants. Here, Christian Cota's silk and...

— Apr 2, 2008

Fashion Scoops: Madonna to Cannes... Phone Tag... Hello Dolly...

Madonna will be among the luminaries kicking up their heels on the Croisette at this year's Cannes Film Festival.

— Apr 2, 2008

Found Gets Creative In Ingredient Search

Niche beauty entrepreneur Eric Cosson has been searching to unearth unusual ingredients for his treatment brand, called Found, which is due to launch an eye...

— Apr 2, 2008

Sourcing Issues Aired at Hong Kong Forum

The shifting winds of global trade - from the industrial evolution of China to political wrangling in the U.S. - are likely to get even more...

— Apr 2, 2008

A New Team at Ferre: House Taps 6267 Duo as Creative Directors

Gianfranco Ferre SpA hopes two will be better than one.

— Apr 2, 2008

Playboy Outsources Quickly Growing Women's Store

Double-digit growth at Playboy's online store for women prompted the company to outsource its operation to e-Fashion Solutions, which also handles such...

— Apr 2, 2008

Waitex Boosts Tech Side

The Waitex Group, the $100 million New York-based fashion supply chain services company, has acquired Mr. Software for an undisclosed sum.

— Apr 2, 2008

Tech to Wear

"It's a new breed to some extent," said designer Despina Papadopoulos about her clothing line, which fuses fashion with tech. Due to arrive in stores in...

— Apr 2, 2008

MyClick Hopes Marketing Idea Clicks in U.S.

The Estee Lauder Cos. Inc., Adidas, Lipton, Northwest Airlines, Intel Corp. and CNN are just a few of the companies that have used MyClick Media Limited's...

— Apr 2, 2008

Class Show Launches to Highlight Contemporary

The inaugural Class trade show here sought to create an egalitarian vibe as the backdrop for the contemporary and streetwear looks being shown.

— Apr 2, 2008

New Retail Player Jumps Into L.A.-Area Fray

After years of litigation, debate and a voter referendum, the $400 million Americana at Brand lifestyle center in downtown Glendale, Calif., is set to open...

— Apr 2, 2008

In Brief: Asian Growth to Moderate... VF Promotes Baxter...

Emerging economies in the Asia-Pacific region are forecast to have a moderation in growth to 7.7 percent in 2008, down from 8.2 percent last year, as a...

— Apr 2, 2008

Dillard's Strikes Pact to Avoid Proxy Fight

Dillard's Inc. said Tuesday that it reached an agreement with activist shareholder groups in an effort to avoid a proxy battle at its annual meeting next month.

— Apr 2, 2008

Wall Street Rallies on Banks, Economy

Although it is too soon to tell if the worst of the credit crisis may be over, Wall Street rallied on Tuesday following upbeat news in the banking sector, a...

— Apr 2, 2008

Memo Pad: Picture Imperfect... Head West, Young Blogger...

Could British magazines' glossy images of airbrushed models and celebrities carry a health warning in the future?

— Apr 2, 2008

Karan Serving Up Tabletop, Giftware

No stranger herself to hosting large dinners, Donna Karan will soon be able to serve food to guests on her own china and cutlery.

— Apr 2, 2008

McCartney Launches U.S. E-Commerce Site

Stella McCartney will today unveil its first e-commerce site, exclusive to the U.S. market.

— Apr 2, 2008

Knit Prices Soar Up to 20% for Fall

The knit market is facing a quadruple whammy that is driving prices up by as much as 20 percent for fall.

— Apr 2, 2008

Talbots Sets Three-Year Plan

Talbots Inc., seeking to shed its dowdy image, increase relevancy in the misses' market and restore profits, on Tuesday unveiled a three-year strategic program touching almost all areas of the company.

— Apr 2, 2008

Pay Falls for Lundgren, Ullman

Lower profits led to reduced pay for the top brass at both Macy's Inc. and J.C. Penney Co. Inc. last year, according to regulatory filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday.

— Apr 2, 2008

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