Tuesday, September 12, 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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Tuesday, September 12, 2006
SPRING 2007: THE REVIEWS
Double Sided - Oscar de la Renta, Carolina Herrera, Proenza Schouler
Designers are going both ways for spring, playing soft, feminine romance against a more masculine crispness.
Just for Fun - Tuleh, McQ, Cynthia Steffe, Jill Stuart, Ellen Tracy, Luella
Whether channeling a cool Brigitte Bardot, a geeky schoolgirl or something in between, designers championed looks that were full of wit, playfulness and intrigue.
Light Moves - Luca Luca, Thakoon, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Reem Acra, Dana Buchman
Elegant, ladylike frocks floated across the New York runways for spring, full of youth, a touch of drama and plenty of grace.
More From The Shows
More coverage from the Spring 2007 shows.

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TODAY'S TOP STORIES
Youth Isn't Everything: Brands Chase Boomers With the Power to Spend
While youth is still the standard on the runways, the idea that one can never be too young or too rich is starting to look a little, well, old.
Fashion Feud
Don't cross Karl Lagerfeld -- especially about his childhood.
Gwen Stefani Keeps Close Tabs on L.A.M.B.
Gwen Stefani's L.A.M.B. brand, which has been in business just three years, may be one of the most successful stories in contemporary fashion.

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BEAUTY REPORT
Beauty Beat: Shiseido Brand Targets Chinese Market ... Greenpeace Protests L'Oreal ... Groupe Clarins Net Soars in Half
Shiseido will launch a new cosmetics brand, called Urara, exclusively for the Chinese market next month.

GENERAL
Giorgio Armani Japan Names Sasano CEO
Giorgio Armani SpA has a new leader in Japan.
Obituary: Jeanette Solomon, Cosmetics Buyer For K&B Chain
A funeral service is scheduled for today for Jeanette Solomon, 86, who died Sunday in the River Region Hospice here.

MEDIA/ADVERTISING
Memo Pad: Fashion Feud, Part Deux ... Kiss And Make Up ... Rollin' Golin
The New York Times' Cathy Horyn felt cold reverberations on Monday from her curt review of Carolina Herrera's fall collection in February.
Industry Lauds Theyskens Appointment
Retailers and industry consultants widely applauded the appointment of Olivier Theyskens as the artistic director at Nina Ricci on Monday.
Joseph A. Makes Ad Push
Better knitwear manufacturer Joseph A. is doubling its advertising budget to launch a nationwide marketing campaign.
Pussycat Fanciers
They lined up against a concrete wall with a number pinned onto their clothes, filled with visions of fame, if not fortune.

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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
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FASHION
Fashion Scoops: Smooth As Milk ... Fashionably Late ... Chic And Unique ...
Milk Studios certainly learned its lesson after the fiasco that was the Calvin Klein show two years ago.
L.A. Fashion Nominees
Nominations and honorees have been announced for the second annual L.A. Fashion Awards.
Embracing Femininity at Paris Shows
Despite looming concerns that the economy will slow, order writing held strong at the most recent round of apparel trade shows here, where buyers said feminine styles continue to buoy business.
High-End Offerings Get Attention in Atlanta
From red carpet gowns to red, white and navy nautical looks, buyers were enticed by AmericasMart's early spring offerings.

EYE
Fringe Benefits
The newest trend of fashion week is the invasion of European houses piggybacking their events onto an already packed U.S. calendar, only adding to the season's social fever.
Door to Door
With parties this week for French Vogue and Marc Jacobs, there's no hotter spot than the Rose Bar at the Gramercy Park Hotel.

READY-TO-WEAR REPORT
Miele's Secondary Line Set for Debut at Saks
If making it in the biggest U.S. city is a measure of success in the fashion industry, then count Carlos Miele in.
Dress Interest Boosts Dallas Market
A move toward ensemble dressing and an invigorated dress market helped spark interest at the four-day multiseason market that ended Aug. 20 at FashionCenterDallas.

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RETAIL
Filene's Basement: An Icon Expands Base
Filene's Basement, which is steeped in retail lore, is looking to the future.
Getting Fashionable on South Beach's Collins Ave.
Retail is creeping south on Collins Av?enue here, concentrating in the 500 Block, an ambitious property that features a highly visible corner location on Fifth Street, a colorfully lit facade and an Equinox fitness center.

TEXTILE & TRADE REPORT
European Mills Adapt as Foreign Competition Mounts
The European textile industry's leading purveyors are facing mounting pressures.
Worth the Wait
Peter Koepke, a textile enthusiast and owner-director of the Design Library, a vintage textile resource in Wappingers Falls, N.Y., has been waiting decades for his latest acquisition -- a collection of mid-20th-century Amazonian textiles from the jungles of Peru.
Saks Kicks Off Wool Campaign
The wool industry's latest marketing campaign will kick off on Wednesday with some help from Saks Fifth Avenue.
Korean Mills Focus on Performance
Buyers at the 10th annual Korean Preview textile show here last week were on the hunt for stretch linen and performance fabrics.

OUTERWEAR REPORT
Lutz & Patmos Hitches Ride With Eos
It's no secret that the automotive industry directs most of its marketing at men, but Volkswagen is trying to woo women with its new Eos car and hopes some Lutz & Patmos sundries will sweeten the appeal.

ACCESSORIES REPORT
Designers Pitch Licensed Accessories on Runway
American Designers are turning the runway into a billboard for their licensed accessories.

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