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Thursday, September 21, 2006 TODAY'S TOP STORIES LVMH's Inside Track: Lalonde Named Head Of Louis Vuitton U.S. Daniel Lalonde, president and ceo in North America of LVMH Watch & Jewelry, will become Louis Vuitton's North American president. Strong Zara Sales Propel Inditex to 14.6% Profit Gain Inditex, the Spanish fast-fashion giant, on Wednesday said "outstanding" sales at its Zara chain helped increase second-half profits by 14.6 percent. Chanel Goes Sci-fi With Art Project The French fashion and beauty giant has commissioned acclaimed architect Zaha Hadid to envision a collapsible, futuristic building for an art-related project that will travel around the world. _________________________________________________ JOB OF THE DAY Accessories Designer Chic NYC high end collection is looking to augment its accessories design team. The ideal candidate will demonstrate a savvy awareness of current market trends and will have a minimum of 5 years luxury and/or leather goods experience. Salary to $150k. Apply at wwd@24seveninc.com _________________________________________________ GENERAL In Brief: Wang Memorial ... In The Family ... Think Pink ... A brief look at some of the day's stories. Vreeland Heads to D. Porthault Alexander Vreeland has joined the Paris-based D. Porthault as chief executive officer. FINANCIAL LVMH Files Suit Against eBay Charging Counterfeit Sales LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton is taking eBay to court. Harve Benard Sold for $12 Million Wellington Capital Group has bought Harve Benard Ltd. for $12 million. _________________________________________________ NY Fashion Week Couldn't keep up with all the events during New York Fashion Week? WWD.com has all the details on everything you missed from the Spring 2007 shows including full reviews and photo galleries. Visit WWD.com to get the complete NY Fashion Week wrap-up. www.wwd.com/wwd/nyspring07 _________________________________________________ EYE London Luvs Michael Kors hosted a lunch on Tuesday in La Duree at Harrods in London, where the luscious goodies on the dessert tray got his attention. FASHION Fashion Scoops: Drive Through ... Red Bull, Please ... Kiddie Tables ... There are some party hostesses who basically call it in, but then there are others who really make the effort. _________________________________________________ WWD/DNR CEO Summit: Reengineering Retail, Nov 1-3, Ritz Carlton, NYC 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. _________________________________________________ MILAN FASHION WEEK PREVIEW Ones to Watch Newcomer or seasoned, young or not so young -- that's not the point when it comes to putting lesser-known designers on the radar. Spring Pick-Me-Up Retailers continue to count on Milan as a business powerhouse,and generally say their budgets are modestly up. Show Calendar Following is the calendar of spring ready-to-wear runway collections and presentations in Milan, Sept. 23-30. DENIM REPORT Denim Dish: Glasser and Rucker Unite ... Parasuco Unveils Remodeled Montreal Flagship ... Replay's Roller Derby Replay got things rolling at its spring runway show Tuesday with some help from the members of the Gotham Girls Roller Derby league. THE BEAT Fashion Coterie Does Double Duty Spring is in full swing at ENK International's Fashion Coterie trade show. Designers & Agents Attracts Record Crowd to New York The Designers & Agents trade show, which ended a three-day run on Tuesday, keeps growing. THE WWD LIST High Profit Makers Top publicly traded specialty retailers, ranked by most recent annual gross margins. TEXTILE & TRADE REPORT Thailand Coup Has Little Retail Impact A military coup in Thailand that disposed its prime minister caused little disruption for retail or manufacturing, but is being watched closely. RETAIL A Scoop's Worth of Dylan's Candy As of today, Scoop Street shoppers can get a sugar fix at the Meatpacking District store's new Dylan's Candy Bar outpost. MEDIA/ADVERTISING Memo Pad: Left Out Details ... Blog It Out ... On To Retail According to Details, promotions and bestsellers do not a power player make. BEAUTY REPORT Beauty Beat: India's Lakme Teams With Sabyasachi Even before the lights went out in the Bryant Park tents in New York, Lakme Lever, India's largest cosmetics brand, had rolled out its latest fashion tie-in. | |||||||||||||||||
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