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Wednesday, August 09, 2006
TODAY'S TOP STORIES
Polo's Winning Method: Net Leaps 58% in Qtr., Boosted by Own Retail
Polo Ralph Lauren Corp. scored big in the first quarter ended July 1 as earnings rose 58 percent and revenues gained 26.8 percent.
Warnaco to Restate Earnings
The Warnaco Group Inc. said Tuesday that it will restate its previously reported financial statements for the fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 2005.
Seven For All Mankind Names CEO
Seven For All Mankind has hired Michael Egeck, president of VF Corp.'s outdoor segment, to fill its vacant chief executive officer position.

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BEAUTY REPORT
Beauty Beat: German Beauty Firms See Strong Sales
Germany's three beauty leaders, Beiersdorf, Henkel and Douglas, have reported relatively strong quarterly results.
Green With Beauty
Bamboo, long used in fragrance for its light, woody notes, is rapidly establishing itself in other beauty categories.

GENERAL

RETAIL
Abercombie & Fitch Readying for Tokyo
A&F wants to bring its youthful cool to Tokyo and is searching for a flagship site in the Ginza or Omotesando sections of the Japanese capital.

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MEDIA/ADVERTISING
Memo Pad: September Stars
The cover subjects fashion books have scored for their big month are mostly younger.

FASHION
Fashion Scoops: In The Nude
Carolyn Murphy, Christy Turlington, Naomi Campbell, Julianne Moore, Dita Von Teese and Selma Blair are taking off their kits for Marc Jacobs and Robert Duffy.

TEXTILE & TRADE REPORT
Bamboo You
Textile's green giant, bamboo, is proving to be a sustainable option for fashion, taking root in diverse categories, from lingerie to denim.

IN THE MAINSTREAM
MODA, FAME Share Venue and Buyers
Synergy was the word of the week at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.
Heidi Klein Opens First U.S. Shop in NYC
London swimwear boutique Heidi Klein opened its first international store here on the Upper East Side last week.

MARKETING
Hispanic Spending Falls as Profile Rises
Purchasing of women's apparel by Hispanic consumers has abruptly slowed down.

WWD WEST
Chilling Out: Fashions Adapt to Summer in S.F.
WEST: As record high temperatures hit the rest of California, San Francisco seemed to exist in a parallel weather and wardrobe universe.
Urban Outfitters Comp-Store Sales Fall 7 Percent
Urban Outfitters Inc., citing "missed fashion opportunities," reported on Tuesday that overall same-store sales for the second quarter dropped 7 percent.
West Watch: New Kid on the Block ... T Time for NBA
Grail, the Los Angeles streetwear label known for plastering skulls adorned with roses and feathers on distressed T-shirts and hoodies, is joining Marc Jacobs, True Religion and J. Crew on the playground with its first shipment of children's clothes.

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