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Thursday, August 10, 2006
TODAY'S TOP STORIES
Bullish Federated: Retailer Ups Outlook After Strong 2nd Quarter
Deep into converting May stores into Macy's, Federated Department Stores had a healthy hike in second-quarter income, to $422 million.
London Fog Licensing Group Looks to Revitalize Brand
London Fog Group has agreed to sell its namesake trademarks to London Fog Licensing Group, consisting of three firms, for $18.1 million.
Fans to Get Their Cher at October Auction
Cher, who will part with hundreds of personal belongings at auction this fall, said she isn't exactly bidding farewell to her persona.

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GENERAL
Taking It Personally
A new crop of designer collections, sophisticated craft books and savvy little stores is proving it?s never been cooler to do it yourself.
Andrew Marc Appoints CFO
Robert M. Mahan has been named chief financial officer of Andrew Marc, a new post.

MEDIA/ADVERTISING
Memo Pad: I Want My US Weekly ... Jumpsuit Cindi ... Breaking News is Hard To Do
Jann Wenner's $300 million purchase of the other 50 percent stake in Us Weekly could be read as a sign of genius or fear, depending on whom you ask.
Puma 'Going' Sporty for Fall Ads
Puma is infusing a fashion message into its fall ads, which mark a departure from past lifestyle campaigns.

FINANCIAL
M. Fabrikant Facing Suits Over Invoices
M. Fabrikant & Sons, the $1 billion family-owned fine jewelry and diamond firm, faces two lawsuits for $7.5 million in unpaid invoices.
Adidas Net Leaps 13%
Boosted by the World Cup soccer championship, German activewear firm Adidas on Wednesday reported a 13 percent rise in second-quarter profits, to 173 million euros, or $217.4 million.
Maidenform Sales Up in Qtr.
Maidenform Brands Inc. reported a 14.5 percent gain in second-quarter sales to $117.1 million, citing a solid performance in the core intimate business and new product initiatives.

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EYE
Punk Attitude
A Q&A with Terry Richardson, whose show of the first 15 rolls of film he shot opens Saturday at Glen Horowitz Booksellers in East Hampton, N.Y.
I Love Your Work
In real life, actress Julianne Moore is the wife of movie director Bart Freundlich.

DENIM REPORT
Denim Dish: Jeany's One-Track Mind: All Denim, All the Time ... Following the 'Golden' Rule ... G-Star Fetes London Opening
Premium denim line Proportionofblu uses a mathematical principle known as the golden ratio, thought to have been used by Leonardo da Vinci.

THE BEAT
Holiday Items Get Big Play at Intermezzo
The Intermezzo show was at a new location, but that didn't deter buyers or vendors looking to pick up pieces for holiday and resort selling.
Environmentally Friendly Fashion Sprouts at D&A
From organic stores popping up across the country to Al Gore's much-talked-about documentary, "An Inconvenient Truth," the current buzz about the environment is gradually making its way to fashion.

BEAUTY REPORT
Beauty Beat: Guess Goes for Gold With New Scent ... Project Rover's Sexy Beast
Guess will launch the third leg of its fragrance business next week when it introduces Guess Gold, a flanker to its original feminine scent, last fall's Guess for Women.

RETAIL
James Perse to Separate the Sexes
When James Perse opened his eponymous boutique at 411 Bleecker Street here last year, he had trouble squeezing his men's and women's collections into the roughly 800-square-foot space.

FASHION
Fashion Scoops: Rambert Taps Roland ... Attention Shoppers ... Royal Mini-Me
Roland Mouret has been keeping busy on several fronts this year and the fall will be no exception when he collaborates with the Rambert Dance Company, designing the costumes for two works by emerging choreographers.
Playboy's 'Midsummer's Night' Madness
What is Playboy icon Hugh Hefner's favorite party?

THE WWD LIST
High-Flying Airports
Top-performing North American airports ranked by 2005 sales per enplanement.

ACTIVE LIFESTYLE
Survey: U.S. Women Buying Up Activewear
Two-thirds of American women dedicate at least half of their closets to activewear.

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