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WWD 11/29/2007

Going Mega in Tokyo: Bulgari Latest Bran to Open Luxury Tower

Gleaming luxury towers keep springing up in Ginza here, and Bulgari is the latest to join the crush. The Italian jewelry and leather goods brand has taken things a step further, however, opening not one, but two major stores in Tokyo.

Pharrell, Nigo Expand Their Galaxy

If megaproducer and performer Pharrell Williams and his business partner, Japanese fashion designer Nigo, needed any proof of how well their new Billionaire...

— Nov 29, 2007

Going Mega in Tokyo: Bulgari Latest Brand to Open Luxury Tower

Gleaming luxury towers keep springing up in Ginza here, and Bulgari is the latest to join the crush.

— Nov 29, 2007

Get in Line

Designers are getting horizontal â¿¿ and vertical, too â¿¿ with stripes that look great any which way for spring.

— Nov 29, 2007

Full-Price Selling Lifts Aeroposale Net in Quarter

Teen specialty retailer Aeropostale Inc. said Wednesday that third-quarter earnings jumped 10.6 percent, driven by improved margins from more full-priced...

— Nov 29, 2007

Donatella's Jaunt to Russia

As communism collapsed in Russia, the Versace brand moved in. In 1991, when statues of Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin were being pulled down across the...

— Nov 29, 2007

Bullish Note Sounded At Luxury Conference

Bernard Arnault, at least, is bullish about America. Worries over the holiday shopping season, spiraling gas prices and the mortgage credit crisis aside,...

— Nov 29, 2007

Eye Scoop

Since "No Country for Old Men" was released two-and-a-half weeks ago, there's been much debate about what actually transpires during the last 20 minutes of...

— Nov 29, 2007

Connect the Dots

Parties these days often seem cobbled together like a haphazard recipe where the ingredients don't quite mix (this fashion house, that charity, that premium...

— Nov 29, 2007

Memory Lane

Not many music fans can claim Beck as their career counselor, but that's exactly what he was to photographer Autumn de Wilde.

— Nov 29, 2007

Courtin-Clarins Family Firm on Stock Ownership

The Courtin-Clarins family repeated Wednesday its unwillingness to cede control of Groupe Clarins and it has been approached by various cosmetics companies.

— Nov 29, 2007

CTFA Takes New Name, Consumer Focus

What has been known for more than three decades as the Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association now has a new name...

— Nov 29, 2007

In Brief: Conference On Style... WTO Names Judges... Bon-Ton Change...

The ninth annual fashion conference, titled "Timeless: The Anatomy of Legendary Style and Icons," will take place today through Saturday at the National...

— Nov 29, 2007

B.U.M. Inks Two Sportswear Licenses

B.U.M. Equipment has signed two new licenses with Channel Creations, a New York-based company, for women's and men's sportswear.

— Nov 29, 2007

Fed Reports Soft Sales, Slow Growth

The U.S. economy grew at a slower pace last month and early this month, as retailers confronted soft consumer spending and expect only small sales gains for...

— Nov 29, 2007

Saks Opens in Mexico

Saks Fifth Avenue, which has been tiptoeing onto the international stage, took a big step Wednesday by opening its first store in Mexico.

— Nov 29, 2007

Memo Pad: Over to Wired... Cutbacks... Safe Does Sell...

Another early hire is leaving Portfolio - senior writer Daniel Roth. But at least he's staying within CondÃ© Nast: Roth will join Wired in the same position.

— Nov 29, 2007

Pucci Names Voarino to Head U.S. Division

Emilio Pucci tapped Luca Voarino as president for its U.S. division, a new post. The move will be effective Jan. 2. Voarino will join from Marni, where he...

— Nov 29, 2007

KIDS, Fashion Delivers Event Raises Record $1.1 Million

It was a record-breaking night at the second annual KIDS/Fashion Delivers gala.

— Nov 29, 2007

Fashion Scoops: Standing Tall... Avoiding the Bug... Designer Dance Off...

Tuesday's â¿¿ 18-count indictment of Brooke Astor's â¿¿ son, Anthony Marshall, and one of her former attorneys, Francis Morrissey, was not...

— Nov 29, 2007

Burton Courts Women With West Coast Flagship

Burton Snowboards unveiled its first West Coast flagship on Wednesday, part of a retail push in urban centers worldwide as it seeks to evolve from a winter...

— Nov 29, 2007

Bush Aims to Iron Out CAFTA Duty Free Rules

The Bush administration plans to smooth over rough spots in procedures designed to give duty free treatment to some goods under the CAFTA, even if they...

— Nov 29, 2007

Moschino Rebrands for Contemporary

Moschino is repositioning its Moschino Jeans line with an eye toward moving beyond denim floors and into the contemporary selling space at department stores.

— Nov 29, 2007

Premium Players Steering Toward Fashion

With newcomers entering the market and dressmakers reclaiming space on the sales floor, premium denim designers are pumping up their products with stylistic...

— Nov 29, 2007

U.K. Footwear Brand Goes Sweet for SoHo

Irregular Choice isn't for wallflowers. The U.K. footwear brand designed by Danny Sullivan mixes patterns with abandon and isn't stingy with embellishments.

— Nov 29, 2007

Penney's Rolls Out New Internet Approach

J.C. Penney Co. has launched an Internet strategy intended to provide customers with a broad range of detailed, updated information on everything from prices to promotions.

— Nov 29, 2007

Follow the Leaders

The top specialty and department store retailer brands ranked by Brand Keys' Customer Loyalty Engagement Index.

— Nov 29, 2007

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