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Posts tagged with 'luxury':
A Global Roundup
At department stores, "you have a good chance of happening on a harmonic convergence that occurs maybe once in a generation." (New York Times)
Fashionista has rounded up a list of stores in New York with deep discounts.(Fashionista) read more »
A Global Roundup
Diet Coke will launch an online fashion show called Style Series starring Rihanna (Fashionista)
Stephen Webster is now creative director of Garrard. (WWD)
Luxury goods companies are economizing. (International Herald Tribune) read more »
A Global Roundup
Wholsesale prices for U.S.-produced goods slipped into a record slump for October, adding to an already dismal economic climate. (WWD)
After halting several store renovations, Saks said it may shutter certain outlets if they fail to draw enough of its wealthy customer base. (Forbes) read more »
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By offering everything from discounts to champagne parties, many European luxury goods houses are wooing bloggers and infiltrating social networking sites "to entice a new breed of customer, better leverage their ad budgets, and ultimately sell more products." (WWD) read more »
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With the fall selling season one of the most disastrous to date, retailers slash prices a month earlier than usual. (WWD)
Hosiery might just be the new lipstick when it comes to fashion-related economic indicators. (WSJ) read more »
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Marc Jacobs has signed a licensing deal with Staff International to produce and distribute its products starting with the s/s '10 collection. (WWD)
In the US, pawnshops are doing "brisk business." (USA Today) read more »
A Global Roundup
In a harbinger of things to come, the CEO of UK chain Next predicts a hefty rise in British apparel prices next summer if the pound/dollar exchange rate stays at current levels. (Guardian) read more »
Danish Houses Jens Laugesen and Camilla Staerk Both Fold
Small fashion businesses are the most vulnerable during periods of economic downturn. As if the luxury market itself isn't seeming bleak enough! Two labels founded by Danish designers have now been shuttered. We've just learned that London-based Danish designer Jens Laugesen, known for his minimalist and androgynous designs, has closed his signature label after six years. The news follows last month’s announcement that Danish luxury brand Camilla Staerk was shut by its owner, Danish fashion giant Bestseller. Both have cited a lack of investment and declining sales. read more »
A Global Roundup
In another sign that the luxury market is in for a dark age, a new report from MasterCard shows luxury sales down 20 percent in October from a year earlier. (WSJ)
Gawker gushes over Barack Obama's interview with Sway, MTV's official hip hop ambassador, on which the new American president urged his fellow brothers to "pull up your pants!" (Gawker) read more »
A Global Roundup
In March, Versace veteran Marco Zanini will relaunch the Rochas clothing line, which parent Proctor & Gamble shuttered two years ago. (International Herald Tribune)
To the Guardian, the biggest fashion story of the year is about industry racism — here, they talk to the Bethann Hardison, the woman who started it all. (Guardian) read more »
Blogs | Fashion Wire
- ObsessionJust when we were needing some jolt iof energy today, we stumbled upon Ponystep's tribute to Calvin Klein's underwear revolution...January 6th, 2009
- Daily NewsMarc Jacobs expands, A Rabanne comeback, Sienna Miller debuts line, Obama's Maria Pinto...January 6th, 2009
- Jason's DispatchesWhat’s Wrong With Vogue” is the title question of Cathy Horyn’s Sunday’s New York Times’ piece on Vogue Magazine and Anna Wintour. The rumors have been swirling for a few weeksJanuary 6th, 2009
- Jason's Dispatches2008 ended on a blistering note. As the year came to a close, pangs of uncertainty underscored every conversation. Retail was reeling from deep discountJanuary 5th, 2009
- ObsessionNomenus Quarterly is one of our favorite art / fashion magazines. We've profiled the high end rag before, and its new issue is out now...January 5th, 2009
- Daily NewsSmaller labels forge on, Kira Plastinina goes bankrupt, Ecco Domani winners, L'Occitane en Provence's organic line...January 5th, 2009
- Daily NewsAndrea Lieberman's fashion line, Lanvin and Acne collaboration, Jason Wu expands, Lutz & Patmos' recession strategy...December 23rd, 2008
- Daily NewsCelebrity clothing lines, Alexander Wang and Shu Uemura line, Wal-Mart thrives, Prada's fashion film...December 22nd, 2008
- Daily NewsConsumers are starting to ditch mass retailers and seek out more unique finds by opting to shop local...December 20th, 2008


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