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Articles in September, 2000 issue of Daily News Record

• OSHMAN'S POSTS $2.3M GAIN IN 2ND QTR.
• J. CREW CUTS 2ND QTR. LOSS BY $1.6M.
• HOLD THE SHOULDER.
• GOT STYLE?
• COIF IT UP.
  by BROWN, WENDELL
• PRIX PRODUCTION; FAST CARS, FASHION AND FILM ALL MERGED SUNDAY AT INDY.
  by LOHRER, ROBERT
• ROCHESTER HOPES TO FILL TALL ORDER IN VEGAS; MALL STORE HOUSES B&T RETAILER'S FIRST DEDICATED VERSACE AREA.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• THE MANHATTAN PROJECT; HAMPTONS COUNTRY FOUNDER TO BRING HIS VISION INTO THE BIG CITY.
  by LIPTON, BRIAN SCOTT; YOUNG, KRISTIN
• SPALDING AND HAMPTON CALL IT QUITS; ATHLETIC COMPANY SEEKS NEW LICENSEE FOR MEN'S ACTIVEWEAR.
  by Lloyd, Branda
• NIKE NAMES GROSSMAN TO PUT WHOOSH BACK IN THE SWOOSH; FORMER POLO JEANS HEAD WILL RUN $2.7 BILLION APPAREL BUSINESS; ROTHFELD TO SUCCEED GROSSMAN.
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS; Karr, Contribution from Arnold
• IT WAS A JUNGLE IN THERE.
• DESPERATELY SEEKING STYLE; SIX POP ICONS FROM MUSIC, SPORTS AND POLITICS GET THE ONCE-OVER FROM THE STYLE-SAVVY.
  by ASKIN, ELLEN; DODD, ANNMARIE
• BELK PROFITS FALL 18.2% IN 2ND QUARTER.
• COLOR CODE.
  by BOYE, BRIAN
• RUSSELL BOOSTS WOVEN SHIRT BUSINESS WITH ACQUISITION.
• NORDSTROM SET TO ACQUIRE FACONNABLE.
  by WEITZMAN, JENNIFER
• DUVAL TO HEAD D.E.M.O. PRIVATE LABEL MERCHANDISING.
• MONDO DI MARCO GETS NEW LIFE FROM PERRY ELLIS INTERNATIONAL; MIAMI COMPANY SET TO SNAP UP BETTER LABELS FOR $2 MILLION.
  by DODD, ANNMARIE; YOUNG, VICKI
• HERMES OPENS MAJESTIC MADISON AVENUE STORE; FRENCH COMPANY'S FLAGSHIP COMBINES PARIS AND NEW YORK SENSIBILITIES.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• SENATE PASSES CHINA TRADE BILL.
  by RAMEY, JOANNA
• INDUSTRY STILL CONCERNED ABOUT POTENTIAL DUTIES ON CASHMERE; FOLLOWING DISCUSSIONS WITH BRITAIN'S BLAIR, CLINTON DELAYS ISSUING NEW EUROPEAN SANCTIONS.
  by Ostroff, Jim
• STARSIDE AT SHOWS.
  by BOYE, BRIAN; DODD, ANNMARIE
• COLOR, CUT, CASUALWEAR DOMINATE FRENCH TRADE SHOWS; NEW SEHM, WHO'S NEXT AND AFFAIRE D'HOMMES PROVIDE BROAD SPECTRUM OF LOOKS.
  by Stone, Mary
• YOUTH SUIT.
• RUNWAY RUNAWAYS DAMPEN FASHION WEEK EXCITEMENT; TOMMY, MATT AND MAURICE SIT THIS ONE OUT TO CONCENTRATE ON BUSINESS.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• RUSSELL WARNS OF LOWER 3RD QTR. NET.
• LIGHTWEIGHT GOODS 4TH QUARTER FORECAST LOOKS DIRE.
  by Jenkins, Harry
• FOGDOG RELIES ON PERSONALIZATION TO KEEP CUSTOMERS.
  by BARTH, BRAD
• IRA PICKELL JOINS MAY AS FAMOUS-BARR CEO; COMPANY'S HOPES HINGE ON FORMER FEDERATED EXEC'S TURNING AROUND ST. LOUIS-BASED DIVISION.
  by KARR, ARNOLD J.
• BOBBIN AMERICAS TO FOCUS ON NEW TECHNOLOGY; GLOBAL SOURCING STRATEGIES TO BE MAJOR ISSUE AT ATLANTA TRADE SHOW.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• IN-SHOPS ARE ON THEIR WAY OUT; DEPARTMENT STORES ARE MOVING TOWARDS FLEXIBLE ENVIRONMENTS AND "LIFESTYLE" PRESENTATIONS.
  by DODD, ANNMARIE; Palmieri, Jean E.
• RISING INVENTORIES RESULT IN MINIMAL BUYING.
  by Jenkins, Harry
• FASHION AND FORMULA ONE: HITTING ON ALL CYLINDERS; LEGENDARY CAR COMPANIES AND TOP APPAREL BRANDS DRIVE EACH OTHER'S IMAGE.
  by Ilari, Alessandra
• NEIMAN MARCUS POSTS RECORD EARNINGS FOR YEAR.
  by WEITZMAN, JENNIFER
• HILFIGER TO OPEN TORONTO STORE NEXT SPRING.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• RICHARD JAMES ROWS AHEAD; BRITISH BESPOKE DESIGNER OPENS STUNNING NEW SHOP ON SAVILE ROW.
  by Fallon, James
• DAWSON CONVINCED CASHMERE WILL BE ITS SAVIOR; BRITISH MANUFACTURER REPORTS AFTER-TAX LOSS OF $14.1 MILLION FOR SIX MONTHS.
  by Fallon, James
• JIL SANDER PROFITS SOAR IN FIRST HALF; MEN'S WEAR SALES RISE 15.3 PERCENT OVERALL AND 55.6 PERCENT IN ASIA.
• SNEAKER INDUSTRY NEEDS TO PUT ITS BEST FOOT FORWARD; STYLE, PERFORMANCE, FUNCTION ALL FACTORS IN DESIGNING THE FOOTWEAR OF THE FUTURE.
  by Pomponio, David W.
• REMEMBER THE MAIN; MAINFLOOR COMPANIES' NEW CAMPAIGNS TRY HARD TO GRAB READERS' ATTENTION.
  by Askin, Ellen
• BUYERS ARE STILL SITTING ON SIDELINES.
  by Jenkins, Harry
• CHESTER BARRIE SOLD TO THOMPSON HOLDINGS; UK CLOTHING COMPANY WILL RETAIN LICENSE FOR POLO PURPLE LABEL CLOTHING.
  by Fallon, James
• EMINEM-LY REAL; RAPPER'S DRESSED-DOWN LOOK STEALS THE SHOW AT THE MTV VIDEO MUSIC AWARDS.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• SEARS' CHOICE OF CEO SITS WELL WITH WALL STREET; ALAN J. LACY TO SUCCEED MARTINEZ AS CHAIRMAN IN DECEMBER.
• EYE-CATCHING.
• BOTTOMS ARE TOP FASHION NEWSMAKERS; NEW MODELS, NEW LENGTHS AND THE ARRIVAL OF TECHNO FABRICS GENERATE INCREASES AMONG KEY VENDORS.
  by GELLERS, STAN
• ELDER-BEERMAN TO BUY BACK 22% OF STOCK.
• HEARD AT MAGIC.
• FIBER PRODUCER CONFERENCE TO BE HELD WITH ATME-I.
• SULZER TO DIVEST TEXTIL, FOUR OTHER DIVISIONS; EGLOFF PLANS TO LEAVE IN JUNE, PICANOL SEEN AS POSSIBLE BUYER.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• HUGO BOSS OPENS FIRST FLORENCE STORE.
  by COLAVITA, COURTNEY
• DRESS-UP THURSDAY KICKS OFF IN THE BIG APPLE.
  by GELLERS, STAN
• MANUFACTURERS LEARNING MORE ABOUT CBI; SEMINAR, SURVEY REVEAL MERITS OF MEXICO VERSUS CARIBBEAN BASIN COUNTRIES.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• NORDSTROM TO PURCHASE ALL OF FACONNABLE.
  by Moin, David
• SPEED.SEX. DANGER. THE HOLY TRINITY OF HOPE; FROM BURBERRY TO CALVIN TO PUFF DADDY, BRANDS BATTLE TO CONVEY SOMETHING MORE.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• MODELS WITH A STRONG INKLING; TATTOOS HAVE BECOME MALE MODELS' FAVORITE FORM OF SELF-EXPRESSION.
  by Tam, Christina
• WAL-MART NAMES NEW CEO OF EUROPEAN OPERATIONS.
• SPEAKERS LET SUN SHINE IN ON SUNWEAR.
  by BRODSKY, RENATT
• MARZOTTO'S AMERICAN DREAM; FERRE STUDIO CLOTHING AND SPORTSWEAR SWITCHING TO A FAST TRACK.
  by Gellers, Stan
• ACTIVE SPORTS BRANDS: FASHION, THE FUTURE AND FUNCTIONALITY; BRANDS' FUTURE POPULARITY DEPENDS ON THE COOL FACTOR, PERFORMANCE AND LIFESTYLE.
  by CASE, MARIE; director, managing
• THE WORLD'S A STAGE.
• SUNWEAR MANUFACTURERS TO COLOR MEN'S WORLD; TINTED LENSES, AVIATORS WERE FASHION-FORWARD STYLES AT INTERNATIONAL VISION EXPO WEST.
  by Katz, Bobbie
• MARZOTTO, HDP, LVMH ALL HAVE SOLID FIRST HALF.
  by Colavita, Courtney; Socha, Miles; Zargani, Luisa
• CHALLENGES COME TO THE FORE AT PGA; TOMMY BAHAMA, BURBERRY, DOCKERS GOLF REPORT STRONG TRAFFIC AT LAS VEGAS SHOW.
  by Katz, Bobbie
• MATERIAL WORLD'S FIRST SHOW: A CARIBBEAN CONNECTION; MILLS SEE NEW SHOW AS IMPORTANT LINK TO CBI FABRIC TRADE.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• THE INFLUENCE OF YOUTH; TEENS AND PRETEENS ARE PROVIDING MARKETERS WITH THEIR BIGGEST CHALLENGE.
  by Young, Vicki M.
• ALMOST FABULOUS; AMERICAN DESIGNERS CONTRIBUTED TO THE SOUND AND FURY OF RUNWAY WEEK, BUT DID IT SIGNIFY ANYTHING?
  by BOYE, BRIAN; BROWN, WENDELL; Dodd, Annmarie
• A&F ENCOURAGED BY HOLLISTER'S EARLY RESULTS; AIMED AT HIGH SCHOOLERS, CALIFORNIA-LIFESTYLE MERCHANDISE IS PRICED 30 PERCENT LESS THAN A&F.
  by MOIN, With contribution by DAVID; Young, Vicki M.
• SURF TAKES A TURN FOR THE TRADITIONAL; PLAIDS, STRIPES AND DARKER COLORS TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER FLORALS AND BRIGHTS.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• THE RIGHTS OF SPRING.
• GAS PRICES FUEL APPAREL INDUSTRY'S IFFY OUTLOOK FOR 2ND HALF; PROMOS, ALTERNATIVE PURCHASES SEEN HURTING APPAREL SALES.
  by Young, Vicki M.
• BOOMING OFF-PRICE VEGAS SHOW IS RETAIL BAROMETER; "PACK-AND-HOLD" THE BUY WORDS WITH MANY CLOSEOUTS OF SPRING SPORTSWEAR.
  by Gellers, Stan
• DIAMONDS MAY BE A MAN'S BEST FABRIC FRIEND; SCABAL, PAUL STUART SEE OPPORTUNITIES, NOT PROBLEMS, IN THE CASUAL TREND.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• GUCCI FLAGSHIP BACK IN BUSINESS TODAY.
  by Ozzard, Janet
• BOBBY JONES'S YOUTH QUAKE; GEN-X DESIGN TRIO LIGHTENS UP VENERABLE HICKEY-FREEMAN DIVISION.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• MAY CO. ISSUES WARNING.
  by YOUNG, VICKI M.
• VINTAGE TWEED IS BOSS IN IDEABIELLA JACKETINGS; CASHMERE PRICES SOAR; WORSTEDS DOWN DUE TO STRONG DOLLAR.
  by Gellers, Stan
• SLACKS AND THE CITY.
• AUGUST SAME-STORE SALES DISASTROUS FOR MANY RETAILERS; MAJOR CHAINS, INCLUDING GAP, TARGET AND PACSUN, WARNING OF 3RD-QTR. SHORTFALLS.
  by Ryan, Thomas J.
• HARTMARX PROFITS JUMP 13.7% IN 3RD QUARTER.
  by KARR, ARNOLD J.

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