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Articles in May, 2001 issue of Daily News Record

• [0] BRIEFS.
• BRIEFS.
  by CLARK, EVAN; LIPKE, DAVID
• HOT DATA; GQ'S RETAIL EXECUTIVE STUDY SUGGESTS THE BUSINESS-CASUAL REVOLUTION IS FAR FROM OVER.
  by Lipton, Brian Scott
• GET SPORTY; A TAILORED CLOTHING GIANT LEARNS TO NURTURE LIFESTYLE BRANDS.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• MONEY TALKS.
  by CLARK, EVAN
• ATTENDEES PLEASED WITH TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS AT ATME-I; VISITOR ATTENDANCE IMPROVES BY NEARLY 3,000 OVER OCTOBER SHOW.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• BRIEFS.
  by YOUNG, VICKI M.
• DOES FEDERATED WANT BROOKS? "NOT BADLY" PRESIDENT TERRY LUNDGREN TELLS ANNUAL MEETING IT DOESN'T NEED BROOKS BROS. BRAND.
  by Byczkowski, John
• ALL FOR NAUTICA; IT WAS SAILS, BUT NO SALES, AT NAUTICA'S OFFICIAL GRAND OPENING OF ITS ROCKEFELLER CENTER STORE.
  by LIPTON, BRIAN SCOTT
• BOMBS AWAY! FROM THE FALL RUNWAYS TO THE BIG SCREEN, THE MILITARY LOOK IS EXPLODING.
  by Bolonik, Kera
• THE FAUX FIGHTERS; ECKO UNLIMITED AND OAKLEY COMBAT THE COUNTERFEITING EPIDEMIC.
  by YOUNG, VICKI M.
• TOMMY: TIGHTER SHIP, COOLER CLOTHES; HILFIGER BACK IN BLACK, POSTING $33.6 MILLION IN PROFITS IN 4TH QUARTER.
  by YOUNG, VICKI M.
• MARRIED IN MEN'S WEAR; RETAILERS, VENDORS, HUSBANDS, WIVES -- IDENTITIES OFTEN OVERLAP IN THE MEN'S WEAR INDUSTRY. MEET FOUR COUPLES WHO TURNED THEIR BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS INTO A MORE-THAN-FINANCIAL UNION AND MADE THE ULTIMATE B2B CONNECTION.
  by Gellers, Stan
• CALVIN TO CLOSE DOMESTIC CK DIVISION; FASHION COMPANY ALSO PARING APPROXIMATELY 90 JOBS FROM NEW YORK HEADQUARTERS.
  by LOCKWOOD, Contributions from LISA; Wilson, Eric
• AXIS KNOWS THE MEANING OF FRIENDSHIP.
• TODAY'S MAN RETURNS TO BRANDED STRATEGY; NEW MANAGEMENT TEAM PINS PROFITABILITY HOPES ON NATIONAL, PROPRIETARY BRANDS.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• PRAGUE'S A WORK IN PROGRESS; THREE DECADES AFTER THE PRAGUE SPRING, SPRING FASHION IN PRAGUE IS STILL A BIT BEHIND THE TIMES.
  by Macari, Marisa
• MEN'S STRUGGLES FOR SPECIALTY STORES IN APRIL; EVEN SO, MOST BIG STORES POST STRONGER-THAN-EXPECTED RESULTS IN MONTH.
  by Clark, Evan; Lipke, David; Weitzman, Jennifer
• DILLARD'S; LAST YEAR DILLARD'S MADE FRENCH DESIGNER DANIEL CREMIEUX ITS PRIVATE MEN'S BRAND. THEN IT CUT $229 MILLION IN INVENTORY. HERE'S AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT A STRATEGY THAT COULD CHANGE THE FACE OF RETAILING.
  by LLOYD, BRENDA; PALMIERI, JEAN E.; YOUNG, VICKI M.
• SOFT SELLERS; SUEDE CUTS LIKE BUTTER THROUGH FALL'S MANY AND DISPARATE TRENDS.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• BUYING POWER.
  by Kelly, Clinton
• ARIS LOSSES WIDEN IN 4TH QTR., YEAR; COMPANY, WHICH IS CONVERTING INTO A LICENSING FIRM, WAS $20.5 MILLION IN RED IN QUARTER.
  by Young, Vicki M.
• SIDE SPLITTING; SIDE-A BOXERS CREATES HUMOROUS UNDERWEAR FOR SURFERS, SKATERS AND HIP-HOP KIDS.
  by Romero, Elena
• NEIMAN MARCUS GROUP HAS SOLID APRIL.
• CALVIN GETS BACK TO BASICS; NEW UNDERWEAR COLLECTION UPDATES TRADITIONAL BRIEFS WITH SEXY SILHOUETTE, NEW FABRIC.
  by Askin, Ellen; Young, Vicki M.
• ON THE MOVE.
• ITALIAN FIBER PRODUCER BETS ON U.S. MARKET; FABRIZIO CALENTI IS A CAPO OF AN IMPORTANT ITALIAN FAMILY BUSINESS. HOWEVER, THAT'S WHERE THE SIMILARITY TO TONY SOPRANO ENDS.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• GETTING LUCKY AT RETAIL; COMPANY-OWNED STORES SPELL GROWTH FOR SOME DENIM LABELS, LOSSES FOR OTHERS.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• WHAT'S SELLING.
• FUMAN WHO? NOT FOR LONG.
  by ROMERO, ELENA
• SORONA MARCHES ON, CHANGING ALL THE TIME; FERMENTED CORN MAY BE RAW MATERIAL FOR NEW STRETCH FIBER.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• SPREADING THE WORD AROUND TOWN.
  by Lipton, Brian Scott
• RETAILERS FLOCK TO OFF-PRICE SHOW FOR IMMEDIATE PURCHASES.
  by GELLERS, STAN
• BRIEFS.
  by ZARGANI, LUISA
• THE IMAGE MAKER; HOW TODD SHEMARYA WENT FROM MODELING AGENT TO CO-CREATOR OF AN APPAREL LINE WITH BRAD PITT. THAT'S RIGHT, AN APPAREL LINE WITH BRAD PITT.
  by Wycoff, Ann
• THE LOOK OF LUXE; THE LUXURY DOLLARS KEEP FLOWING -- EVEN IN AN UNCERTAIN ECONOMY.
  by Askin, Ellen
• BRIEFS.
• MOE GINSBURG FILING FOR CHAPTER 11; REORGANIZATION PLAN CALLS FOR DECREASED DEPENDENCE ON SUITS.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• BRIEFS.
• ARMANI TO LAUNCH BUYOUT BID FOR SIMINT.
  by COLAVITA, COURTNEY
• WHAT HAPPENED TO MY HAMPTONS? I DON'T NEED A CALENDAR TO KNOW MEMORIAL DAY IS NEXT WEEK. THE RUSH IS ON IN EAST HAMPTON AND -- POOF -- THERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
  by Gellers, Stan
• BRIEFS.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• WHAT'S SELLING.
• THE RETURN OF PUNK; TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO AMERICA WAS INTRODUCED TO THE HARD-DRIVING SOUNDS AND ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT STYLE OF PUNK. THE MOVEMENT FADED FOR A WHILE, BUT -- LIKE IT OR NOT -- IT'S BACK.
  by MARQUEZ, RAY
• MASS MERCHANTS EXPLORE GROWTH STRATEGIES; ATTENDEES AT LATEST IMRA SHOW IN UPBEAT MOOD AS SLUGGISH ECONOMY BOOSTS BUSINESS.
  by Lowell, Patricia
• SEARS' URBAN RENEWAL; THE RETAILER REOPENS IN DOWNTOWN CHICAGO WITH A MIX TARGETED TO ETHNICALLY DIVERSE CUSTOMERS.
  by Brumback, Nancy
• BRIEFS.
  by ELLIS, KRISTI; GELLERS, STAN
• JR STALLSMITH OPENS THIRD INDIANA STORE; MEN'S STORE HOPING TO SERVE AFFLUENT CUSTOMERS IN INDIANAPOLIS.
  by Brumback, Nancy
• DENIM MILLS FIND DEMAND EASING AMID SOFT RETAIL MARKET; FASHION DENIM REMAINS STRONGEST, BUT PRICING CONTINUES TO BE ISSUE.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• CUSTOM SHOP AUCTION TENTATIVELY SET FOR JULY 10; MAILING LIST, TRADEMARKS OF BANKRUPT CLOTHING CHAIN TO GO ON THE BLOCK.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• BIG BOSS MAN; WITH HUGO BOSS' U.S. SALES UP 51 PERCENT IN TWO YEARS, CEO MARTY STAFF HAS REASON TO CELEBRATE. GET DOWN WITH THE MASTER OF PARTY-HEARTY MARKETING.
  by Haynes, Kevin
• FAST FORWARD; THREE TREND FORECASTERS TELL YOU WHAT TO EXPECT IN A FEW SHORT YEARS.
  by Romero, Elena
• CORRECTION.
• MEN'S WEARHOUSE PROMOTES SIX EXECS.
• NATURE GUY.
  by GREENE, JOSHUA
• THE MEETING RACE.
  by Lipton, Brian Scott
• RED HOT AND COLD.
  by DODD, ANNMARIE
• OF PARAMOUR IMPORTANCE.
  by GREENE, JOSHUA
• CLINT MAKES THEIR DAY.
  by Saeks, Diane Dorrans
• MINED OVER MATTER.
• I.C. ISAACS CITES STRENGTH IN GIRBAUD LABEL; COMPANY ALSO FACES DELISTING FROM NASDAQ FOR FAILING TO MEET MINIMUM STOCK PRICE.
  by LIPKE, DAVID
• MY BEAUTIFUL LAUNDERETTES; RAW DENIM IS WASHED UP. THE NEW LOOK IS VINTAGE, AND IT'S SENDING DESIGNERS STRAIGHT TO THE LAUNDRIES.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• THE RETURN OF THE INTERVIEW SUIT.
  by Gellers, Stan
• FUTURE PERFECT.
  by LIPTON, BRIAN SCOTT
• BURBERRY PICKS BAILEY AS DESIGN DIRECTOR; FORMER GUCCI, DONNA KARAN DESIGNER WILL BE NAMED TODAY TO SUCCEED MENICHETTI.
  by Fallon, James
• JOOP SEVERS TIES WITH WUNSCHE.
  by DRIER, MELISSA
• THE NEWS IN BRIEFS.
• COME TO ORDER: UNIFORM EXHIBIT DEBUTS AT P.S. 1.
  by LIPTON, BRIAN SCOTT
• P-VH BACK IN BLACK IN 1ST QUARTER; STRONG SALES OF SHIRTS, SPORTSWEAR LEAD TO INCOME GROWTH IN PERIOD.
  by Lipke, David
• J.LO: WOMAN ON TOP.
• BARNEY'S LOSS HITS $3.3M IN 1ST QTR.
  by Young, Vicki M.
• GIRBAUD'S NATURAL EVOLUTION; FRENCH LABEL BRINGS AN ENVIRONMENTAL SENSIBILITY TO ITS FASHION AND MARKETING.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• A SPIRIT-ED COMPETITION.
• AQUASCUTUM LAUNCHES FIRST CONCEPT SHOP IN U.S. VENERABLE BRITISH LABEL FINDS A NEW HOME WITHIN SAN FRANCISCO'S PATRICK JAMES.
  by Saeks, Diane Dorrans
• BRIEFS.
  by ROMERO, ELENA
• ABBOUD SIGNS LEASE FOR COLUMBUS CENTRE STOREIS FIRST IN RETAIL EXPANSION PLAN THAT CALLS FOR SIX TO NINE STORES BY 2006.
  by DODD, ANNMARIE; PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• STYLE COUNCIL.
  by KELLY, CLINTON
• CANNES OPENER; KICKING OFF THE FILM FESTIVAL WITH "MOULIN ROUGE".
  by GARRETT, STEPHEN
• SUITS----BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND; RETAILERS REPORT CONSUMERS ARE BUYING AGAIN AND THIS TIME IT'S ABOUT FASHION, NOT REPLACEMENT.
  by Gellers, Stan
• MEN'S WEARHOUSE STRONG SUITOR FOR BROOKS BROS. RETAIL POWERHOUSE SEEN BY EXPERTS AS SERIOUS CONTENDER TO BUY CHAIN.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.

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