Monday, September 11, 2006

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Don't miss the most talked about New York fashion event, The TrainTM International Designer Collections, September 16 - 18 at Terminal Stores, spotlighting more than 100 up-market creative fashion and accessories brands. And introducing Platform 2 International Bridge and Contemporary Collections featuring the same level of creativity, at Roseland Ballroom, September 18 - 20. www.thetrainnewyork.com
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Monday, September 11, 2006
SPRING 2007: THE REVIEWS
The Seduction - Diane Von Furstenberg, Tracy Reese, Lela Rose
The New York collections turned up the heat as designers sent out sensual numbers, whether in a South American way or with sassy, sultry charm.
More From The Shows I
More coverage from the Spring 2007 shows.
The Cool Club - DKNY, Nicole Miller, Baby Phat
Designers are celebrating the confident woman this spring, sending out looks that are sporty, sophisticated and smart.
More From The Shows II
More coverage from the Spring 2007 shows.
Gen Art: Going For Greatness
Now in its 12th year, Gen Art kicked off its show with a Baptist gospel choir to entertain guests and a pastor to rev them up with hoots, hollers and hallelujahs.
More From The Shows
More from the Spring 2007 shows.
Academy-Worthy Presentation
San Francisco's Academy of Art University upped the ante on the typical coed presentation this season.

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JOB OF THE DAY
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TODAY'S TOP STORIES
Olivier's Next Act: Nina Ricci to Name Theyskens Today
Olivier Theyskens won't show his first collection for Nina Ricci until March, but the house's rich heritage has his creative juices flowing.
Baugur Takes Stake in Williamson
Iceland's Baugur Group has taken a minority stake in London's Matthew Williamson and plans to build its retail network and add accessories.
Marriages Made to Profit
Established players are coming together through mergers and acquisitions with independent labels at an unprecedented rate.

READY-TO-WEAR REPORT
Barneys to Offer Alaia Jeans Style
In a sea of skinny jeans in dark washes for fall, Barneys New York is hoping to stand out with its own twist on the trend.

GENERAL
Coming This Week
A look at the coming week's events.
In Brief: First September Moda
A brief look at some of the day's stories.

FASHION
Fashion Scoops: Imitation Jewelry ... Sister Act ... Girls Gone Wylde ...
Imitation of Christ and Scarlett Johansson have collaborated to launch a jewelry line, according to Imitation of Christ designer Tara Subkoff.
Generra Gets Chic for Fashion Week
The boxes of samples had just arrived on the morning of Sept. 1 -- a good thing, since showtime for Generra was only 10 days away.
Designer Feng Hears Siren Song of Opera
Designer Han Feng, sporting a funky long skirt, bleached blonde hair and a pearl choker, joked that some of her friends never knew she could work with prints.

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Fashion Week's Professional Hiring Event - Sept 15th!
Interview for hundreds of jobs with the hottest companies at WWD FASHION CAREER EXPO - Friday, Sept. 15th - 10am - 3pm Gotham Hall - 1356 Broadway @ 36th St. Pre-register & search jobs: http://www.FashionCareerExpo.com. College degree & 2 years industry experience reqd. Only $10 admission. Bring many resumes and pass on to your friends!
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NY Fashion Week
Check out WWD.com for the lastest news from New York Fashion Week including full reviews and photo galleries.
www.wwd.com
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EYE
Tip Sheet
Running from show to show, fitting to fitting or party to party is always rough going during fashion week.

MEDIA/ADVERTISING
Memo Pad: Fairing Well ... Beer Here!
Vanity Fair is already benefiting from its coup of publishing the first photos of Suri Cruise.

RETAIL
Forth & Towne to Grow in Calif.
Forth & Towne, Gap Inc.'s retail concept targeting women older than 35, announced the addition of seven California stores to launch by the end of November.
Custom Made: Bergdorf's Raises Personal Service Bar
Bergdorf Goodman prefers to call its personal shoppers "personal stylists."
Retail Resurgence Slow in Lower Manhattan
Despite five years of planning, several design contests, a host of insurance lawsuits and innumerable political battles, new retail development in Lower Manhattan since the devastating attacks of Sept. 11 remains scarce.

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WWD/DNR CEO Summit: Reengineering Retail, November 1-3, Ritz Carlton, New York, Battery Park
Join Terry Lundgren, Donatella Versace, Steven Sadove, Maureen Chiquet, Gela Nash-Taylor and more than 150 apparel CEOs for two days of thought leadership, high-powered networking and practical intelligence that will move your business forward. You can't afford to miss it! Email ceoapparel@fairchildpub.com for program details.
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WWD EXECTECH
De la Renta Enters E-Commerce Era
Undeterred by the limited number of designers who have embraced e-commerce, Oscar de la Renta has started selling directly to consumers online.

BEAUTY REPORT
Beauty Beat: Clarins USA Appoints Chief Executive ... Evangelista Teams Up With TV Guide Channel ... Marionnaud France Taps Managing Director
Jonathan Zrihen, former president of Clarins Canada, has taken the helm of the New York operation as president and chief executive officer of Groupe Clarins USA.

FINE JEWELRY REPORT
Stephen Dweck at 25: Entering New Era
When jewelry designer Stephen Dweck celebrates his 25 years in business with guests tonight, he'll be doing more than merely toasting the past.

ACCESSORIES REPORT
Findings: Exec Exits Jacob & Co. ... Niece Bags ... Eyes For Betsey ...
Jim Haag, former managing director of sales and marketing at Jacob & Co., has left to become executive director of sales and marketing strategy at Verdura.

INNERWEAR REPORT
Lyon Steams Ahead in Rough Waters
Boosted by a strong showing of foreign buyers, the Lyon Mode City trade fair held its own in a challenging atmosphere.

CHILDREN'S WEAR REPORT
Bonnie Young's Youth Movement
Bonnie Young has a demanding job as senior creative director for Donna Karan, but that hasn't stopped her from launching a signature collection of children's clothing and furniture.
Kids' Corner: Kids In The 'Hood
Patrick Dempsey almost didn't recognize his old West Village neighborhood when he was in New York filming the Disney flick "Enchanted" during the summer.
Friends Build a Fashionable Nest for Spring
Cristie Schrader and Alyson Abreu want to keep kids in fashion.

FINANCIAL
WWD Stock Index Vaults 1.6%
Lower oil prices and the ability of investors to shrug off a third warning in as many days about slowing demand in the housing market helped retail stocks recover by the end of the holiday work week.
Legal Briefs
Yurman Studio Inc., which sells jewelry and watches under the David Yurman brand, filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against the Home Shopping Network, HSN Interactive LLC, Signature Club A Ltd. Inc. and other defendants on Aug. 23.

HUMAN RESOURCES
Private Equity: A Magnet for Retail Talent
Philip Miller has a second career going, and Allen Questrom appears to be on a similar path.

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