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Articles in November, 2003 issue of Daily News Record

• BETWEEN THE LINES.
• CEO SUMMIT: FASHIONING THE FUTURE (CONTINUED).
  by Cunningham, Thomas; Lipke, David; Lockwood, Lisa; Malone, Scott; Moin, David; Palmieri, Jean E.; Wilson, Anamaria; Wilson, Eric
• WRANGLER TO LAUNCH PREMIUM LABEL; LINE WILL BE PRICED TO COMPETE WITH EARL, ENERGIE WHEN IT DEBUTS NEXT SPRING.
  by Lipke, David
• CASUAL MALE STORES HAVE TOUGH QUARTER.(Casual Male Retail Group)
  by KARR, ARNOLD J.
• CLAIBORNE SNAGS ENYCE LABEL; PAYING $114 MILLION FOR THE STREETWEAR BRAND, APPAREL GIANT MAKES BIG MOVE INTO YOUNG MEN'S.(Liz Claiborne Inc., Enyce Holding LLC)
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS
• ENTRY-LEVEL LUXE; THE PRICE OF ADMISSION JUST GOT LOWER. IN AN EFFORT TO SEGMENT THE LUXURY MARKET AND ATTRACT YOUNGER CONSUMERS, ITALIAN TAILORED CLOTHING MAKERS ARE INTRODUCING FINE SUITS THAT RETAIL FOR ABOUT $795.
  by Colavita, Courtney
• ZEGNA NAMES MARKETING OFFICER.(Brief Article)
  by GELLERS, STAN
• NEWS IN BRIEF.(includes multiple articles)
• DALE EARNED HEARTS.(Dale Earnhardt Jr. meets fans at Rich's-Macy's)(Brief Article)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• CHICAGO HOPE: A HOLIDAY SURGE; BULLISH RETAILERS SEEK FILL-INS AT CHICAGO MEN'S APPAREL GROUP SHOW.
  by SHAROFF, ROBERT
• KOURAKOS LEAVES WARNACO.(John Kourakos resigns as president of Warnaco Inc.'s sportswear group)
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS; LOCKWOOD, LISA
• IDOL'S AIM: EXPLODE KORS MEN'S BUSINESS; NEW CEO PREDICTS MICHAEL KORS MEN'S SALES WILL BE "EQUAL TO OR LARGER THAN WOMEN'S".(John Idol)(Interview)
  by Lipke, David
• CORRECTION.
• BALANCE SHEET; WINNERS AND LOSERS ON THE FISCAL BATTLEFIELD.(financial results of various retailers)
  by KARR, ARNOLD J.
• BOB GREEN NAMED CEO OF VESTIMENTA INC. U.S.
  by COLAVITA, COURTNEY; GELLERS, STAN
• JOS. A. BANK EXECS INCREASE HOLDINGS.(11 store executives exercised options and acquired additional shares of company's common stock)(Brief Article)
  by TUCKER, ROSS
• CARROLL OPENS SPORT STORE IN PASADENA.(Carroll & Co. has opened a Carroll Sport store)(Brief Article)
  by STEWART, AL
• THE NEW LOUNGE ACT.(Brief Article)
• SEASON OF THE DEAL.(clothing industry mergers)(Panel Discussion)
  by Young, Vicki M.
• MACY'S MAKEOVER: MEN'S FOCUS TURNS TO PREMIUM LABELS.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• ULTIMATE LUXE: THAT'S ITALIAN; WHEN IT COMES TO LUXURY, ITALY'S MILLS KEEP RAISING THE BAR.(Brief Article)
• BETWEEN THE LINES.
• SAKS, DONNA KARAN GET NEW CHIEFS; FRED WILSON STEPS IN AS CEO OF SPECIALTY CHAIN; JEFFRY ARONSSON TO SUCCEED HIM AT DK.
• OBITUARY: AMES STEVENS JR., 74, OF BROOKS WOOLEN CO.(Obituary)
• BOBBY JONES TO OPEN ATLANTA STORE.(Hickey-Freeman Co.)(Brief Article)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• MARSHALL FIELD'S PLANS FOR MEYER SET; MEN'S COLLECTION WILL HAVE SOFT LAUNCH IN DECEMBER, FULL ROLLOUT IN FEBRUARY.
  by LIPKE, DAVID
• RUDD TO TOUT PERRY ELLIS.(actor Paul Rudd to star in spring 2004 advertising campaign)(Brief Article)
  by LIPKE, DAVID
• THE DNR LIST: SPORTSWEAR SCORES.(retailers and their share of the men's sportswear market)
• MARKS & SPENCER GETS CHEEKY.(launching new men's underwear line)(Brief Article)
  by BURNEY, ELLEN
• LORING IN FASHION; TIFFANY DESIGN DIRECTOR JOHN LORING'S ECLECTIC TASTES RUN THE GAMUT FROM ETRO SUITS TO DISCOUNT PENNY LOAFERS.
• A PHAT ACCOMPLI.
• SOIREE SEASON.
  by BAILEY, LEE; GELLERS, STAN; LIPKE, DAVID; STEWART, AL
• RODRIGUEZ'S RECIPE: CUBAN-AMERICAN FUSION.(Eddie Rodriguez creates retail concept for Men's Wearhouse)
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• THE VIEW FROM THE TOP.(luxury men's wear)
  by Colavita, Courtney
• PNB NATION GOING UPSCALE.(to be repositioned as a high-end, European-influenced streetwear collection)(Brief Article)
  by BAILEY, LEE
• NINE THAT SELL; RETAILERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY REPORT WHICH OUTERWEAR ITEMS ARE HOT THIS FALL.
• MEN'S MAKES MODEST CONTRIBUTION TO B MAG.
  by Gellers, Stan
• COMP SALES RISE FOR MEN'S STORES IN OCTOBER.
  by TUCKER, ROSS; WEITZMAN, JENNIFER
• BRIEF STATEMENTS.(Brief Article)
• BALANCE SHEET; WINNERS AND LOSERS ON THE FISCAL BATTLEFIELD.(department stores and specialty clothing store chains)
  by KARR, ARNOLD J.
• TWO SOUTHERN STORES ON THE MOVE; OAK HALL TO EXPAND MEMPHIS LOCATION; MISSISSIPPI'S HARRY MAYER TO RELOCATE.(Brief Article)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• FIRES SLOW BUT DON'T STOP L.A. FASHION; FASHION WEEK STUCK TO ITS SCHEDULE, BUT SOME RETAILERS CLOSED THEIR DOORS.(California wildfires)
  by Sarkisian-Miller, Nola; Stewart, Al; Young, Kristin
• RUN OF THE MILLS; ITALY'S FIVE LARGEST WOOL MILLS AND FIVE LARGEST YARN PRODUCERS, BASED ON NON-CONSOLIDATED SALES IN EUROS.
• STRONG SUITS: MEN'S WEARHOUSE NET SOARS; SPECIALTY STORE CHAIN REPORTS 3RD-QUARTER PROFITS JUMP 111.3 PERCENT ON 10.3 PERCENT SALES GAIN.
  by Tucker, Ross
• IT'S OFFICIAL: INVISTA SOLD TO KOCH FOR $4.4B.(DuPont is selling its Invista subsidiary to Koch Industries Inc.)
  by LLOYD, BRENDA; MALONE, SCOTT
• COTTON SWITCHES AD AGENCIES.(Cotton Incorporated has switched its $20 million account to Omnicom Group's DDB)(Brief Article)
  by GAVENAS, MARILISE
• SETOLA TO RUN OXFORD'S CORE MEN'S GROUPS.(Oxford Industries appoints Michael J. Setola as president)
  by LLOYD, BRENDA
• GUCCI DEPARTURES ROIL RETAILERS, ANALYSTS.(Industry Overview)
  by Conti, Samantha; Kaiser, Amanda; Lipke, David; Murphy, Robert; Socha, Miles
• VALENTINO U.S. SALES ON FAST TRACK.
  by GELLERS, STAN
• SPEEDO EXTENDS MICHAEL PHELPS DEAL.(Brief Article)
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS
• STOCK ANSWERS.
• TO SUMMIT ALL UP ...
  by GELLERS, STAN
• ENERGIE TO OPEN STORE IN L.A.(Brief Article)
  by STEWART, AL
• MEN'S WEARHOUSE TO LAUNCH EDDIE RODRIGUEZ CHAIN.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• SHANGHAI TANG PLANNING U.S. ROLLOUT.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• S.T. DUPONT TO ROLL OUT IN JAPAN.(Itochu Corp. agreement with S.T. Dupont S.A.)(Brief Article)
  by Furukawa, Tsukasa
• LEE KHAKIS TARGETS YOUNGER CUSTOMER.(Brief Article)
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS
• PVH PROFITS FALL ON CALVIN INTEGRATION; CEO BRUCE KLATSKY SAYS THE COMPANY IS "ON TARGET" FOR LAUNCH OF BETTER SPORTSWEAR LINES IN 2004.
  by YOUNG, VICKI M.
• NIGHT VISIONS.
  by Lipke, David; Wilson, Eric
• CHANGING UNDERWEAR; FASHION LOOKS, PERFORMANCE FABRICS TAKE CENTER STAGE AS MANUFACTURERS UNVEIL NEW CONCEPTS.
  by ASKIN, ELLEN
• OUTER LIMITS; TOP SELLERS IN THE OUTERWEAR MARKET ARE GOING TO NEW LENGTHS TO OFFER VERSATILITY FOR WORK AND WEEKEND.
  by GELLERS, STAN
• FLYING COLORS.(color is to be the trend for men's clothing for Spring 2004)(Brief Article)
• BARNEYS' EDGE.(promotion with Warner Bros. for The Last Samurai)(Brief Article)
• SKIRTING THE ISSUES; CHECK OUT THE LEG SHOW THAT GOES WITH THE COSTUME INSTITUTE EXHIBIT OPENING TUESDAY.("Bravehearts: Men in Skirts")(Book Review)
  by Gavenas, Marilise
• TWEEDY HONORED BY BRAG.(Sean John vp Jeffrey Tweedy, Black Retail Action Group)(Brief Article)
• VARVATOS SET TO UNVEIL SCENT, SKINCARE LINE.(John Varvatos launching men's fragrance and skincare products)
  by ASKIN, ELLEN
• BILL CLINTON, PITCHMAN? CHINESE SUIT MAKER OFFERS FORMER PRESIDENT A $2 MILLION ENDORSEMENT DEAL.
  by LIPKE, DAVID
• SHIFT TO BRANDS PAYING DIVIDENDS FOR PERRY ELLIS.(financial results of Perry Ellis International)
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS
• MEN'S CK CALVIN KLEIN BEING REBRANDED; LICENSED CLOTHING, DRESS SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, JEANS TO ASSUME CALVIN KLEIN LABEL NEXT FALL.
  by GELLERS, STAN; LIPKE, DAVID
• RALPH, TOMMY: MEN'S STILL WEAK IN DEP'T STORES.
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS; Drier, Melissa; Tucker, Ross; Young, Vicki
• NEWS IN BRIEF.(includes multiple articles)(Brief Article)
• MAY CO. AFFILIATE BUYS GINGISS FORMALWEAR FOR $23M.
  by YOUNG, VICKI M.
• PERRY ELLIS BUYS REDSAND, SIGNS LICENSING DEALS.
  by BAILEY, LEE; CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS
• SOHK BEING REPOSITIONED.(School of Hard Knocks; Sole City Apparel)(Brief Article)
  by BAILEY, LEE
• CEO SUMMIT: FASHIONING THE FUTURE.
  by Cunningham, Thomas; Lipke, David; Lockwood, Lisa; Malone, Scott; Moin, David; Palmieri, Jean E.; Wilson, Anamaria; Wilson, Eric
• N.Y. POL TAKES ON SEAN JOHN SWEATSHOP ISSUE.(Felix W. Ortiz )(Brief Article)
  by Morrow, Elizabeth
• ITC STEPS UP IN-STORE PROMOTIONS; ITALIAN TRADE COMMISSION SPONSORING 140 RETAIL EVENTS THIS FALL, FOCUSING ON MIDWEST, SOUTHWEST, WEST.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• PANICKO PHILOPPOU NAMED CEO OF DIESEL USA; FORMER CHIEF EXECUTIVE ANDREAS KURZ TO RUN INTERNATIONAL LICENSING FOR POLO RALPH LAUREN.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• EXPECT GROWTH FOR HUGO BOSS.
  by COLAVITA, COURTNEY
• FEDERATED TO GROW EXCLUSIVES; PRESIDENT TERRY LUNDGREN TO MAKE PROPRIETARY BRANDS 60% OF TOTAL.(planning to more than double its penetration of unique merchandise)
  by MOIN, DAVID; YOUNG, VICKI M.

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