Thursday, August 31, 2006

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Thursday, August 31, 2006
TODAY'S TOP STORIES
Michael's Latest Project: Kors Out to Build 100-Store Chain
Michael Kors is looking to turn his recognition as a judge on "Project Runway" into the financial success that has eluded him over the years.
Topshop Settles, Targets U.S.
Topshop, the U.K. retailer, is reigniting its American expansion plans after settling a suit over rights to the Topshop name in the U.S.
Fashionably Paid
Apparel executives of U.S. publicly held companies with the highest annual compensation packages, including salary and bonus, but not long-term incentives.

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GENERAL
In Brief: On To Tokyo ... Adler To Daron
A brief look at some of the day's stories.

FASHION
Akris Sews the St. Gallen Story
Four major museums in St. Gallen, Switzerland, will unveil exhibits on Friday devoted to fashion and the city's rich textile history.
Fashion Scoops: Living Large ... Accessories Maison ... Charron's Sign
As if last weekend's Emmys and satellite parties weren't enough on her already piled-high plate, stylist Rachel Zoe threw herself an extravagant fete on Friday night.

EYE
Banding Together
From dog-walking to nights on the town, it's clear wide headbands are the accessory of choice for on-the-go celebs.
Just Cause
Talking with Ward Just about his 14th and latest novel, "Forgetfulness," about a CIA odd-job man whose beloved wife is randomly murdered.

THE BEAT
Rampage Grows Up With Iconix
It's been a year since Iconix acquired sportswear firm Rampage, and it hasn't wasted time expanding the brand into more categories.

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WWD100
The big names score once again in this, the ninth annual WWD100 survey of consumer brand awareness. Check out the fashion and accessories names women know best.
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WWD EXECTECH
Boutique Finds Shoppers Online
Little-known Internet retailer Active Endeavors offers an extensive selection of emerging and established contemporary designers online.

DESIGN
Ecko and Nissan Go for a Drive
Marc Ecko is taking Nissan for a ride.

DENIM REPORT
Denim Dish: Music: It's in the Jeans ... Lee Cooper Enters U.S. With Platinum Collection ... Levi's Gets Interactive ...
British brand Lee Cooper is making its first foray into the American market after steering clear for nearly 100 years.

MEDIA/ADVERTISING
Memo Pad: Where'd They Go? ... In Her Shoes ... Changing Desks
At last weekend's Hamptons book party for Ed Kosner, most recently the editor of The New York Daily News, it was a safe bet more guests had shown up for the lark of partying two doors away from the house of Daily News owner Mort Zuckerman than had actually cracked open the book.

FINANCIAL
Rebuilding Begins for Middle East Apparel Industry
As a fragile peace holds, Israeli and Lebanese companies are assessing the damage, adding up their losses and trying to get back on their feet.

BEAUTY REPORT
Beauty Beat: Next of Kin: Lancome Signs Elettra Rossellini Wiedemann
Lancome has signed Elettra Rossellini Wiedemann, daughter of longtime face Isabella Rossellini, to be the spokeswoman for its beauty products.

WWD MUSIC
Five Young Things
With talent well beyond their years, these rising stars of the recording industry are style-savvy, too.
Sound Bites
From her gap-toothed grin and four-octave range to her penchant for pairing Christian Louboutin stilettos with vintage Levi's, nothing about Alice Smith is prepackaged or easy to pigeonhole.
Sky Writing
The multitalented Sky Fisk balances her acting and music careers, sometimes in the same film.
On The House
A look at the newest faces and places to make their mark on the opera world.
Fueling The Competition
Diesel gives unsigned acts a chance at stardom.
Blues Band
At Work, custom denim and electro-rock are the order of business.
Jonesing For A Catsuit
Flamboyant getups are the calling card of this in-demand rock stylist.
By The Book
A celebrity stylist shares tips borrowed from the A-list.
A Common Thread
Several London labels make ready-to-wear as well as records.
Record Label
xgLA's CD catalogue features a bevy of girl bands.
Bling Abroad
Hip-hop's notice-me jewelry is turning some high-fashion heads in Europe.
Beautiful Voices
Hollywood actresses aren't the only ones hopping aboard the beauty bandwagon.
Get In The Groove
A look at some of the world's best club nights and what to wear to get past the door.

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