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Articles in May, 1999 issue of Daily News Record

• MEN'S HEALTH SAYS: "OOH LA LAUNCH".
  by McKINNEY, MELONEE
• NPD PREDICTS DRAMATIC SHOPPING CHANGES FOR THE MILLENNIUM.
  by GELLERS, STAN
• BRIEFS -- II.
• CLAIBORNE SIGNS DEAL TO BUY 85 % OF LUCKY BRAND WITH PURCHASE, BRAND SHOULD GROW FROM $60 MILLION TO $200 MILLION WITHIN FIVE YEARS.
  by DODD, ANNMARIE; Kletter, Melanie; SOCHA, MILES
• MISSING LINKS TO HAUNT PGA'S SPRING 2000 SHOW POOR TIMING CAUSES MANY OF GOLF'S FASHION RESOURCES TO TURN FROM LAS VEGAS SHOW.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• MAGIC'S ONE-TIME FLOOR PLAN PROMISES NEW LOOK; LEVI'S, VF WILL BE FRONT AND CENTER, AND ACTIVE AND LICENSING AREAS WILL MOVE TO SANDS.
  by Courtay, Romy de
• DALLAS WESTERN SHOW ADDS MORE APPAREL; NEW FLOOR SPACE PLAN MAKES ROOM FOR MORE VENDORS.
  by Vargo, Julie
• LOU METTLER: SMOOTH OPERATOR; THE HEAD OF METTLERS STILL CONSIDERS HIMSELF A MERCHANT, DESPITE ROLL-OUT OF MONO-BRAND SHOPS.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• CLUETT POSTS $2.2 MILLION FIRST-QUARTER LOSS; ARROW, GOLD TOE OWNER BLAMES LOWER SHIRT PROFITS, HIGHER INTEREST EXPENSES.(Cluett American Group)(Brief Article)
• MORE MANAGEMENT SHIFTS AT VIBE/SPIN VENTURES; THREE LEAVE TO JOIN CLINKSCALES AND BURNETT IN NEW VENTURE.
  by Romero, Elena
• GOLF GRIPS DESERVE A HAND.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.; ROMERO, ELENA
• BRIEFS.
  by FALLON, JAMES; ILARI, ALESSANDRA
• THE COOLER PURPLE.(Brief Article)
• DONNA KARAN EARNINGS INCH UP 4.5% IN PERIOD; FIRST-QUARTER GAINS REFLECT STRENGTH IN DKNY MEN'S WEAR.
• WAL-MART NET SOARS TO $1.11B IN 1ST QUARTER; COMPANY ATTRIBUTES SUCCESS, IN PART, TO MORE EMPHASIS ON APPAREL.(Brief Article)
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• BRIEFS.
• A CENTURY OF CHANGE; DENIM.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• LETTER FROM THE EDITOR.
  by Loher, Robert
• A CENTURY OF CHANGE NECKWEAR.
  by McKinney, Melonee
• TRACE ELEMENT.(Trace magazine and Trace Urban Identity advertising agency)(Brief Article)
  by KORTH-McDONNELL, PATRICIA
• NEW LICENSEES LEAD SUPREME TO 9.6% RISE IN EARNINGS.(1999 first quarter earnings)(Brief Article)
• GAP SETS $1 BILLION BUDGET FOR STORE OPENINGS THIS YEAR : FIRM TO EXPAND IN U.S., INTERNATIONALLY; ALSO EXPANDING ONLINE PRESENCE.(Brief Article)
  by Hammond, Teena
• BROOKS BROTHERS TAKES TO FIFTH AVE. WITH OPEN, AIRY STYLE STORE COULD BE A $20 MILLION CHARM FOR STRUGGLING PARENT, MARKS & SPENCER.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• COLOR AND BETTER FABRICATIONS ECLIPSE SILHOUETTE FOR HOLIDAY DENIM JACKET HOOK-UPS ARE A MUST IN THE YOUNG MEN'S MARKET.
  by Romero, Elena
• APPAREL EXECUTIVES LASH OUT AGAINST TEXTILE INDUSTRY WACHNER, HAND BRISTLE ABOUT TRADE RESTRICTIONS AT AAMA MEETING.
  by Ostroff, Jim
• IRWIN PETERS: THE MAN BEHIND THE LABEL : HIS $40 MILLION IMPORT BUSINESS STARS THE BEST ITALIAN AND DESIGNER NAMES.
  by Gellers, Stan
• SOFT DENIM BUSINESS PUTS CONE INTO RED IN PERIOD : COMPANY POSTS $9.5 MILLION LOSS IN THE FIRST QUARTER.(Brief Article)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• Herma to Leave as COO of Kohl's in June.(Brief Article)
  by MAXWELL, ALISON
• SOFT TAILORED CLOTHING SALES HURT MEN'S BIZ AT DILLARD'S; CEO SAYS SPRING MEN'S SALES HURT BY TREND TOWARD CASUAL WORK ATTIRE.(Brief Article)
  by Yaeger, Don
• LIMITED TO CLOSE MORE STRUCTURE STORES THIS YEAR; FIRM WILL PARE DIVISION TO 513 STORES BY YEAREND.
• MEN'S SPECIALTY STORES HAMMER OUT STRONG APRIL : EDDIE BAUER, PACSUN, MEN'S WEARHOUSE AMONG THE WINNERS IN THE MONTH.
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS; KLETTER, MELANIE
• MEN'S WEAR TRADE SHOW CALENDAR; JUNE-DECEMBER 1999.
• KHAKI CRAZE; A COLOR THAT BECAME A FABRIC BEGETS A WAY OF LIFE.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• BRIEFS.
• MAY 10 Screening of "Extreme" an IMAX experience.
• TOURNEAU TO OPEN WATCH GEAR STORES--YOUTH-FRIENDLY STORES WILL TARGET LOWER PRICE POINTS AND HIPPER BRANDS.
  by McKinney, Melonee
• TWO SHOWS IN PARIS HIGHLIGHT TWO ASPECTS OF TEXTILES : WORLD'S LARGEST FABRIC/FIBER EVENT FOCUSES ON MACHINES AND CREATIVITY.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• CONGRESS SUPPORTS FARM BILL FUNDING, COTTON GROWERS TOLD; GEORGIA SENATOR EXPECTS STEP TWO MONIES TO BE REPLENISHED THIS SUMMER.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• RETAILERS RALLY BEHIND CHINA'S INCLUSION WTO; ISSUE IS STALEMATED DUE TO CHINA'S LINGERING ANGER OVER BELGRADE BOMBING.
  by Ramey, Joanna
• A CENTURY OF CHANGE; HOLLYWOOD.
  by Knight, Molly
• LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN.
  by McCarthy, Patrick
• THE AMERICAN WAY 1990S.(Fashion in the 1990s)
  by Keily, Kimberly; Roth, Debra
• DECADE OF DECADENCE; 1920S.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• A CENTURY OF CHANGE; RETAILING.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• THE BLUES BROTHERS; BROOKS BROTHERS PLANS TO USE DENIM TO HELP REJUVENATE ITS IMAGE.(includes other articles on Levi Strauss & Co. and Edwin Jeans North America)
  by Knight, Molly
• CARGO AND CARPENTER STYLES SHOW ENORMOUS GROWTH; LEVI'S, PLUGG AND FUBU HIT BIG WITH CURRENT PANTS/SHORTS TRENDS.
  by BUSSELL, MARY KRISTA
• URBAN ACCRUAL; TRACE MAGAZINE OUTLINES GLOBAL URBAN GROWTH.
  by Korth-McDonnell, Patricia
• DENIM, KHAKI DROPS PLAGUE CONE IN FIRST QUARTER; COMPANY EXECS PREDICT DENIM SALES WILL PICK UP THIS YEAR.(Cone Mills' first quarter 1999 financial results)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• FROM THE TRIED AND TRUE, WORN AND FRAYED IS IN DESTUCTION WASHES AND COLOR DENIM MOVE FRONT AND CENTER AS FASHION DETAILS WANE.
  by Knight, Molly
• CLAIBORNE ASKS CONSUMERS TO NAME LINE ON WEB SITE; COMPANY GOES ONLINE TODAY TO GATHER FEEDBACK ON NEW SPORTSWEAR LINE.(Brief Article)
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• MASS APPROVAL.
  by KEILY, KIMBERLY
• FUTURIST PAINTS MIND-NUMBING PICTURE OF THE WORLD; JAMES A. TAYLOR ENVISIONS FLOOD OF NEW TECHNOLOGY AND INSECURITIES ABOUT SOCIETY.(James A. Taylor at the Fairchild CEO Summit)
  by MOIN, DAVID
• LOOM EXHIBITORS WORRY ABOUT ITMA SALES; WILL SPECIAL FEATURES BE ENOUGH TO REVERSE DRASTICALLY DROPPING SALES TRENDS?
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• EXECUTION IS THE KEY TO SELLING; SUMMIT PANELS DISCUSS IMPORTANCE OF DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, DISPLAY AND DISTRIBUTION.
  by GELLERS, STAN; LOCKWOOD, LISA; SOCHA, MILES
• HARVEY SEES NEW SHADES FOR GRAY GOODS; NEW JOHNSTON GG LEADER SAYS GO GLOBAL, GET INNOVATIVE.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• FINLEY RESIGNS AS CEO OF JOS. A. BANK CLOTHIERS.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• BRIEFS.(Brief Article)
• A BRIEF HISTORY OF BLUE JEANS; A NEW BRAND RAISES THE QUESTION: WHICH CAME FIRST, LEVI'S OR SUTTER'S?
  by Knight, Molly
• NAMSB TO RELAUNCH IN JUNE, MOVE TO PIER 92; 150 EXHIBITORS AND 4,000 RETAILERS EXPECTED AT REVITALIZED YOUNG MEN'S SHOW.
  by Romero, Elena
• FABRIC INVENTORY CLIMBS AS CORE KHAKI CONTINUES TO ROLL; AGGRESSIVE WASHES, KHAKI WITH STRETCH AND BASIC KHAKI KEEP CATEGORY STRONG.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• SEA OF HUMANITY; DANSON, STEENBURGEN, JUDD AND BRIDGES SHOW THEIR SUPPORT FOR THE OCEANS.
  by COURTAY, ROMY de; Knight, Molly
• CORPORATE HOLDS THE BIG PENCIL FOR SPRING 2000; MAJOR DEPARTMENT STORE GROUPS ARE DIRECTING THE CORE BUYS AT KEY BRANDS AND LABELS.
  by Gellers, Stan
• MAGIC EAST CANCELED, WILL RESUME NEXT WINTER; CONFLICTS IN DATES CITED AS REASON FOR POSTPONEMENT.
  by GELLERS, STAN
• BURBERRY TO OPEN NEW LONDON FLAGSHIP STORE; NEW 16,000-SQUARE-FOOT UNIT WILL BE ON NEW BOND AND CONDUIT STREETS.
  by Fallon, James
• DETAILS' NEW EDITOR: ONCE AGAIN, A MAN WITH A PLAN; MOVING AWAY FROM T&A, GOLIN PLANS REDESIGN, AND A MORE EVEN FOCUS ON FASHION.(Mark Golin)
  by Mui, Nelson
• ALAN DUMAIN TO HEAD MEN'S FOR FEDERATED MERCHANDISING; FORMER STERN'S GMM HAS STRONG MEN'S WEAR BACKGROUND FROM SAKS, BLOOMIE'S.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• A CENTURY OF CHANGE; FIBERS.
  by MAYCUMBER, S. GRAY
• CAUGHT IN MAINSTREAM 1950S.(Fashion in the 1950s)
  by Gellers, Stan
• SILK IMPORTS MOSTLY HOLD THEIR OWN; IN '98, FABRICS WERE FLAT, NECKWEAR WAS UP AND PRICES DOWN.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• SEARS PREDICTS DOUBLE DIGIT GROWTH IN 1999; RETAILER WILL STRENGTHEN MEN'S PRIVATE BRANDS.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• BRIEFS.(Carson Pirie Scott names Anthony Buccina as president, Michael MacDonald to chairman; Gart Sports declares quarterly earnings)(Brief Article)
• MEICHNER NAMED EVP OF MERCHANDISING FOR SAKS : MOVE MEANS RETAILER WILL LIKELY NAME NEW GMM OF MEN'S.(Brief Article)
• BUBBLING BROOKS : IT'S LIGHT, IT'S AIRY, IT'S A NEW BROOKS BROTHERS.
  by Knight, Molly; MAYCUMBER, S GRAY; PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• PENNEY'S AT THE CROSSROADS: A RETAILER REORIENTS ITS COURSE : PLANO, TEX.-BASED CHAIN RESPONDS TO A CHANGING MARKET AND INCREASINGLY SAVVY COMPETITORS.
  by Vargo, Julie
• K&G Holders Set to Vote on Men's Wearhouse Merger.(Brief Article)
  by MAXWELL, ALISON
• COLOR TO THE MAX.
• RETAILERS HAVE DEEP POCKETS FOR CARGO SHORTS; VENDORS HAVE ANOTHER WINNER WITH KHAKI SLACKS IN YOUNG MEN'S FOR THIS SPRING AND INTO BACK-TO SCHOOL.
  by Gellers, Stan
• AISLE BE SEEING YOU -- ON THE WEEKENDS; AISLE 3 OFFERS WAREHOUSE MERCHANDISING AND DISCOUNT PRICING -- THREE DAYS A WEEK.
  by Mckinney, MELONEE; PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• S&K PROFITS DIP 12.8 PERCENT IN 1ST QUARTER.
• WHO'S MINDING THE STORE THEFT? SHOPLIFTERS AND EMPLOYEES COST RETAILERS $26 BILLION IN '98 -- BUT HELP IS AVAILABLE.
  by Silverman, Dick

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