Friday, December 15, 2006

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Friday, December 15, 2006
TODAY'S TOP STORIES
Pelosi's Drive for Ports: Industry Foresees Chaos In 100% Screening Plan
Incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she will bring a bill requiring full screening of cargo containers at foreign ports to a vote next month.
Moss Said in Scent Deal
Kate Moss is said to have signed a fragrance licensing deal with Coty Inc., the beauty firm that already boasts a star-studded roster of celebrity fragrance brands.
Valentino Fashion Group Names CEO
Stefano Sassi, most recently ceo of Marzotto, has been named ceo of sister firm Valentino Fashion Group and the fashion house Valentino.

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GENERAL
Quote of The Week
"The customer's mind is still on personal acquisition as opposed to gift-giving, although the strength in the fragrance business would indicate otherwise."
In Brief: Polo Promotion ... Fortunoff Names Geraghty
A brief look at some of the day's stories.
Rocawear Adds Two Execs
Charles Soriano and Michael Isaacman have joined Rocawear in two key executive posts.

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ACCESSORIES REPORT
Vera Wang Exiting Fine Jewelry?
Vera Wang is set to abandon the fine jewelry business even as gold, diamond and precious stone jewelry seem to be hot tickets this holiday season, industry sources said.
Dash Inks License for Pro-Keds Line
Hip-hop mogul Damon Dash is adding another element to his expanding empire.

BEAUTY REPORT
Space NK Eyes America
Nicky Kinnaird, the queen of British niche retailing, is betting that the trademark specialty apothecary approach of her Space NK beauty boutiques will play well in the much larger, more bruising U.S. arena.
Jean Paul Gaultier Goes All White
Jean Paul Gaultier is gender-bending and revisiting past icons again with his new fragrance, called Fleur du Male, bowing for spring.
European Beauty Retailers Bullish on Season
The holiday shopping season has kicked off full of cheer, and European perfumeries expect to close 2006 with solid gains.
Adding Up Beauty: Cosmeceuticals Reach the Mainstream
Beauty is on a repeat collision course with science.
Critical Mass: Health Clinics Seen Pressuring Beauty
The nation's drugstores are in the midst of a major repositioning that could have a long-term impact on the beauty department.
CVS Puts Final Touches on Southern California Comeback
CVS's prowess at digesting competitors' stores is being put to the test in Southern California.

HBA REPORT
Ultra Shaping Lower East Side Look
An uptown salon on the Lower East Side seems, at first, like a fish out of water.
Nivea Says 'Good-bye' to Cellulite
Taking cues from its European business, Nivea aims to make a big splash in the U.S. market with five products designed to firm, tan and renew skin.
Snippets: Alberto-Culver Plant ... Cohen To Bond ... Cooking Up A Storm ...
The Alberto-Culver Co. plans to build a 500,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Jonesboro, Ark., that is slated to begin production by early 2008.

EYE
Piazza San Marco
Costumed revelers at Marc Jacobs' annual holiday bash, which had a Venetian carnival theme this year, clearly took the theme to heart.

MEDIA/ADVERTISING
Newspapers' Future: Think Like a Magazine
While it's no news circulation is slipping at major metropolitan newspapers such as the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles Times, observers are asking why these publications are continuing to raise ad rates as some subscribers head for the door.
Memo Pad: Sickly E-Mail ... Starry Eyes ... Are Things OK? ...
Note to media executives: upgrade your Norton AntiSpam software.

FASHION
Chase Begins for the Golden Globes
Designers know the drill, and immediately after nominations for the 64th Annual Golden Globe Awards were announced here Thursday, the fashion industry sprung to action.
TV's 'L Word' Leads to New Fashion Collection
"L"elements of Style, a new limited-edition collection of apparel, handbags and jewelry, inspired by the women of the television show "The L Word," will launch Jan. 3.
Fashion Scoops: Well Suited
Graphic gurus Michael Amzalag and Mathias Augustyniak of Paris-based M/M are dabbling in men's wear for Japanese concept store Adelaide.

RETAIL
Retailers Poised for Markdowns Heading Into Holiday Home Stretch
With two weekends left before Christmas, retailers are facing unusually warmer weather and consumers who are waiting for the big sale.
The Pacific Northwest: Luxury's Next Frontier
Can Gucci play in the land of grunge?
East Side Boutiques Take Niche Approach
There's a lot to be said for doing only one thing and doing it well.
Pringle Sets Site for N.Y. Flagship
Pringle is making inroads in the U.S. and Japan, and plans flagships in both countries.
AmericasMart Apparel Shifts Dates for Upcoming Markets
AmericasMart Apparel is changing three of its 2007 market dates from the traditional Thursday to Sunday to Sunday to Wednesday.

ARTS & PEOPLE
Rider of the WWII Storm
It seemed like a rural idyll.
LaChapelle's Berlin
Photographer David LaChapelle swept into Berlin on a wave of New York glamour, complete with entourage, for two exhibits of his work in the German capital.

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