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Articles in September, 1999 issue of Daily News Record

• CHIC AIN'T CHEAP AT SHADOW CREEK; AT THE MIRAGE'S SHADOW CREEK GOLF SHOP, THERE'S NO END TO THE HIGH END.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• COURSE OF ACTION.(Brief Article)
• FOR THE LOVE OF HUGO; BOSS HITS A HOME RUN BY DRESSING KEVIN COSTNER FOR HIS LATEST BASEBALL FLICK.(Brief Article)
  by Courtay, Romy de
• NEIMAN'S CHOOSES CONSERVATION AS ULTIMATE CHRISTMAS GIFT.
  by HABER, HOLLY
• FTL GOES OUTSIDE COMPANY FOR NINE NEW MANAGERS.(Fruit of the Loom Inc.)(Brief Article)
• FABRICS SEEN AS KEY ELEMENT IN APPAREL; MARKET LEADERS MUST HAVE UNIQUENESS, COMFORT AND STRETCH.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• PREMIERE VISION OPENS THIS WEEK, UPBEAT AND NERVOUS; "EUROPE, YOUR TEXTILE INDUSTRY IS IN DANGER," SAY PV ORGANIZERS.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• THE NEW FASHION MILLENNIUM.
  by ROMERO, ELENA
• STYLE ON THE MEAN STREETS; MORE THAN A DRESS CODE, FASHION FOR GANG MEMBERS OFTEN TELLS A STORY.
  by Racer, Jacqueline
• CUSTOMS' COMPUTER PROBLEMS ADD TO IMPORTERS' Y2K WORRIES; U.S. SAYS COMPUTERS ARE PREPARED FOR CHANGE TO 2000.
  by Ramey, Joanna
• CMA SEMINAR ADDRESSES GLOBAL ISSUES FOR MILLENNIUM; CONSUMERS WITH DIFFERENT LIFESTYLES AND EMERGING MARKETS WILL CHANGE THE DOMESTIC TAILORED CLOTHING MARKET.
  by Gellers, Stan
• BRIEFS(2jj).(miscellaneous brief articles)(Statistical Data Included)
• LUXURY MARKET THREATENED BY HIGHER CASHMERE PRICES; BIELLA MILLS EXPECTED TO QUOTE INCREASES OF 15 TO 20 PERCENT ON ALL-CASHMERE FABRICS AT IDEABIELLA.
  by Gellers, Stan
• METALLICS, IRIDESCENTS AND SHIMMERS ARE NECKWEAR'S NEW BLUE; MAGIC, MANY THINGS TO MANY PEOPLE, DOESN'T DISAPPOINT ACCESSORIES BUYERS.
  by Brodsky, Renatt
• WHEN SIZING THEM UP MEANS BUSINESS; CONSERVATIVE'S FINE, BUT ADD A PERSONAL TOUCH, SAYS BIGSBY & KRUTHERS' GENE SILVERBERG.(Brief Article)
  by Gellers, Stan
• EDI MAY CUT DELIVERY TIME IN HALF FOR EBAGS; ONLINE LUGGAGE RETAILER CAN NOW TRANSMIT PRODUCT ORDERS THROUGHOUT THE DAY.(electronic data interchange)(Brief Article)
  by Blair, Adam
• FABRICATION, FUNCTION AND COMFORT KEY TO YOUNG MEN'S; DENIM LOOKS, HAWAIIAN SHIRTS, ZIP-OFF BOTTOMS ARE ALL BIG FOR SPRING.
  by Romero, Elena
• DONNA'S LOFTY AMBITIONS; DKNY'S NEW MADISON AVENUE FLAGSHIP STORE MERGES THE INTERIOR, PRODUCT AND FASHION DESIGN WORLDS.
  by Mui, Nelson
• AS MAGIC OPENS, RETAILERS EMBRACE YOUNG MEN'S OFFERINGS; SEARS, SAKS INC., STAGE STORES AND FEDERATED ALL SCOURING CONVENTION FLOOR FOR INNOVATION AND NOVELTY.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• CUBAVERAS IN LOCO MOTION; PERRY ELLIS INTERNATIONAL DUSTS OFF A CLASSIC AS LATIN CULTURE IS AS CALIENTE AS EVER.
  by Dodd, Annmarie; Mui, Nelson
• DISCOVERING THE WEST UNDIES; COWBOY EQUIPMENT'S NEW LINE OF WESTERN-GEARED UNDERWEAR BLENDS FASHION AND FUNCTION.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• BRIEFS.
  by OSTROFF, JIM
• TOMMY'S YEAR OF LIVING MUSICALLY; BY COMBINING ADVERTISING AND MUSIC SPONSORSHIP IN 1999, HILFIGER POSITIONS HIMSELF AS THE KING OF FASHION-MUSIC FUSION.
  by Lohrer, Robert
• NEIMAN MARCUS GROUP SPINOFF APPROVED.(Brief Article)
• OXXFORD SALUTES LARRIMOR'S AS RETAILER OF THE YEAR.
  by BOYE, BRIAN
• RIST RESIGNS AS HEAD MEN'S MERCHANT OF SEARS, ROEBUCK; SEARS SHAKEUP CONTINUES BUT KEN WALTER REMAINS AS COMPANY'S V-P, GMM OF MEN'S.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• AT IDEABIELLA: TECHNO, STRETCH AND LUXURY; TREMENDOUS INCREASE IN CASHMERE PRICES A MAJOR CONCERN TO NORTH AMERICAN FABRIC BUYERS.
  by Gellers, Stan
• JAPANESE FABRIC EQUATION: FASHION + TECHNOLOGY = FUNCTION; NEW FABRIC FORCES INCLUDE COMFORT THROUGH SCIENCE, WITH ECOLOGY CONCERNS.
  by Furukawa, Tsukasa
• MEMORY SCRAPBOOK.
• A CENTURY OF CAMPUS CAPERS; WITH A DRESS CODE ALL THEIR OWN, BMOCS ALWAYS SET THE TRENDS IN FASHION.
  by Gellers, Stan
• FLEISCHER STEPS DOWN AS PRESIDENT OF PENNEY MEN'S; FOLLOWING SEARS MEG RIST, FLEISCHER IS SECOND TOP MERCHANT TO STEP DOWN THIS MONTH.(Brief Article)
  by Vargo, Julie
• FILENE'S BASEMENT TO SHUT 17 STORES IN 8 STATES; COMPANY TO OPEN 4 MORE AISLE 3 STORES IN ILLINOIS AS IT REFOCUSES ON URBAN LOCATIONS.(Brief Article)
  by YOUNG, VICKI M.
• BOBBIN AMERICAS: SMALL BUT COMPACT; NEW, SCALED-DOWN VERSION OF MEGASHOW OPENS THURSDAY IN ATLANTA.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• URBAN RETAILERS SEEK DRESSY LOOKS AT CHICAGO SHOW; MERCHANTS SHOPPING CMAG MARKET BUY FALL FILL-INS AS WELL AS SPRING.(Brief Article)
  by BRUMBACK, NANCY
• JOHN KALELL IS DESIGN, MERCHANDISING CONSULTANT AT SOUTHWICK.(Brief Article)
• EVERYTHING'S COMING UP ROSEN; HARRY ROSEN THROWS A HUGE PARTY TO CELEBRATE HIS NEW MONTREAL STORE.
  by Dunn, Brian
• NAN YA WILL ALSO HIKE POLY FILAMENT PRICES.(Statistical Data Included)
  by MAYCUMBER, S. GRAY
• HARTMARX COMPLETES ROYAL SHIRT ACQUISITION.(Brief Article)
• BANKERS LIKELY FORCED OUT FRUIT OF THE LOOM'S FARLEY; COMPANY'S DETERIORATING FINANCIAL POSITION MAY HAVE PROMPTED CHIEF EXEC'S RESIGNATION.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• NORTH FACE CANCELS AGREEMENT TO GO PRIVATE, CEO RESIGNS.
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS
• LEAVE IT TO LAS VEGAS; THERE WERE PLENTY OF MAGIC MOMENTS AS SHOWGOERS PARTIED THE NIGHT AWAY.
  by DODD, ANNMARIE; KNIGHT, MOLLY
• GLOBAL FIBERS FACE CHANGING MARKET; WOOLMARK SURVEY FOCUSES ON NEW DIRECTIONS FOR 2005.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• SAKS INC. PLANS ONLINE SALES IN 2000; SAKS FIFTH AVENUE BRAND WILL BE COMPANY'S INITIAL E-COMMERCE EFFORT.(Brief Article)
  by Blair, Adam
• CHINA'S INCLUSION IN WTO WOULD SQUEEZE OTHER COUNTRIES.(Brief Article)
  by Ostroff, Jim
• MODERATE GOLF LINES ARE OUT OF THE ROUGH; AFTER RETREAT FROM GOLF, RESOURCES READY TO DO DEPARTMENT STORES BUSINESS AGAIN.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• HOT TO ROCK; ARMANI, GUCCI AND SAINT LAURENT STOOD FRONT AND CENTER AT CABLE'S MOST VIEWED MTV VIDEO MUSIC AWARDS.
  by MUI, Contribution by NELSON; Romero, Elena; Vasilopoulos, Vicki
• ACTION SPORTS RETAILER GETS DOWN TO EARTH; TARGETING SPECIALTY STORES, THE SKATE AND SURF SHOW KEEPS ITS SMALL-TOWN FLAVOR.(Editorial)
  by McKinney, Melonee
• BARNEYS NARROWS LOSS IN SECOND QUARTER; SEASONAL MERCHANDISE, HEIGHTENED PROMOTIONS HELP RETAILER'S RESULTS IN PERIOD.(Statistical Data Included)
• FEDERATED MERCHANDISING GROUP ANNOUNCES CHANGES.(Brief Article)
• BRIEFS.
• DNR NEXT ASKED YOUNG PEOPLE: WHERE DO YOU THINK THE FUTURE OF MEN'S FASHION IS HEADING?
  by RACER, JACQUELINE
• LUXURY GOES HIGH-TECH AT IDEABIELLA; MODERN AGE STRETCH, BLENDS AND FINISHES GIVE NATURAL FIBERS A NEW EDGE.
  by Gellers, Stan
• NAUTICA'S PROFITS DECLINE 26.7% IN SECOND QUARTER; VOLUME IN PERIOD GROWS 10 PERCENT AS NAUTICA MEN'S JEANS BUSINESS HITS TARGET.(Brief Article)
  by Kletter, Melanie
• MEMORY SCRAPBOOK(2).(men's clothing executives)(Brief Article)
• HICKEY-FREEMAN RINGS IN ITS 100TH YEAR.(Brief Article)
  by Lohrer, Robert
• BRIEFS.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• WEB-BASED EVENT TRACKING SYSTEM CUTS TIME, SAMPLES; LONDON-BASED RETAILER STOREHOUSE FINDS SIGNIFICANT REDUCTION IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT TIME.
  by Blair, Adam
• FASHION ISN'T A GRAVES MATTER; ENGLISH ACTOR RUPERT GRAVES DOESN'T MAKE SHOPPING A HIGH PRIORITY, BUT HE KNOWS WHAT HE LIKES.(Brief Article)
  by Knight, Molly
• DUPONT MAKING APPAREL IN MEXICO TO PROVE A POINT; SUBSIDIARY MAKES NYLON ACTIVEWEAR FROM U.S. FABRIC FOR U.S. MARKET.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• FANTASTIC BEFORE THEIR FORTIES.
• DILLARD'S HAS NEW PRIVATE LABEL: DANIEL CREMIEUX; FRENCH DESIGNER'S SPORTSWEAR LINE WILL BOW IN 40 STORES THIS SPRING.(includes additional briefs)
• PERRY ELLIS AMERICA TO INTRO ACTIVE LINE FOR FALL 2000; ACTIVEWEAR BY BLOCK SPORTSWEAR TO BE FUNCTIONAL FASHION.
  by McKinney, Melonee
• TAKING UP THE COLLECTION; MAINFLOOR RESOURCES ARE MOVING AWAY FROM CLASSIFICATION AND TOWARDS COLLECTION.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• FIVE HUGO BOSS STORES TO OPEN THIS FALL; BUFFALO, HOLLYWOOD, BOCA RATON AND WHITE PLAINS AMONG NEW LOCATIONS.
  by Mui, Nelson
• MOODY'S DOWNGRADES FTL DEBT AS BOND PRICES FALL; FTL EXEC DENIES DEBT RESTRUCTURING WILL BE NECESSARY, CITING STRONGER SECOND HALF.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• CELANESE TO RAISE ACETATE PRICES.
• LEVI STRAUSS SNAGS PEPSICO EXEC FOR CEO/PRESIDENT POST; THE APPAREL GIANT NAMES PHIL MARINEAU TO PUT SOME FIZZ BACK IN THE BRAND.
  by Knight, Molly; SOCHA, Contribution by MILES
• BURLINGTON WARNS OF LOWER EARNINGS IN FOURTH QUARTER; OVERCAPACITY OF DENIM WORLDWIDE IS HURTING PRICES AND MARGINS AT TEXTILE FIRM.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• NEW GENERIC FIBER NAMES ADDED BY ISO.(Brief Article)
• ACORDIS TO REOPEN TENCEL PLANT IN MOBILE, ALA. INCREASED DEMAND FOR LYOCELL PROMPTS FIRM TO REVERSE JANUARY DECISION.
  by Fallon, James
• STORMY NIGHTS; HERMES, GQ, CONCORD AND NICOLE FARHI KEEP THE FASHIONISTAS TOO BUSY TO WORRY ABOUT HURRICANE FLOYD.
  by Lipton, Brian Scott
• DONEGER RELAUNCHES WEB SITE, OFFERS VIRTUAL SHOWROOMS; WWW.DONEGER.COM ALSO OFFERS MARKET TRENDS, NEWS AND OFF-PRICE OPPORTUNITIES.(Brief Article)
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• 100 YEARS OF STYLE; THROUGH THE DECADES, YOUNG MEN HAVE ALWAYS DEVELOPED, THRIVED AND CONQUERED.
  by Romero, Elena
• THE ERA OF YOUTH STYLE.
  by ROMERO, ELENA
• BOLT.COM TAKES TEENS' ADVICE ON FASHION; WEB SITE'S NEW ONLINE STORE RESPONDS TO TEEN AUDIENCE DEMAND.
  by Hye, Jeanette
• TARGET MARKETING TO TEENS SHOULD INCREASE IN NEXT DECADE; GROWTH AMONG HISPANIC, ASIAN MARKETS, TEEN BOYS AND YOUNG DRIVERS WILL ALL BE FACTORS.
  by Schneiderman, Ira P.
• MOODY'S DOWNGRADES $2.3 BILLION OF LEVI'S DEBT.(Brief Article)
• COLOR, SPORTY DETAILS ARE FINAL DESIGNER STATEMENTS FOR SPRING; LANG, DKNY, KORS AND MELILLO EMBRACE A NEW COLOR CODE IN A POSTSCRIPT TO THE MEN'S RUNWAY SEASON.
• BOLD LANG DESIGN.
• ARE YOU SUITED FOR A NEW JOB? EXECUTIVE COACHES CHARLIE BUCK AND BRAD AGRY MAKE SURE YOUR CLOTHES FIT THE IMAGE OF THE JOB YOU WANT.
  by Gellers, Stan

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