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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Daily News Record

• SHADES OF SPRING: MILAN'S TECHNICOLOR BLOOM; A BOLD PALETTE JUMP-STARTED THE SPRING '05 RUNWAY SEASON IN ITALY'S FASHION CAPITAL, WHERE LUXURIOUS SUITS AND SLICK SPORTSWEAR INCORPORATED A KALEIDOSCOPE OF HUES. THE RETAILER REACTION? JUST COLOR THEM HAPPY.
• BILLY MARTIN SEEKS LICENSEE.(marketing)(Brief Article)
  by Pallay, Jessica
• TODAY, THE HUDSON. TOMORROW, WHO KNOWS?(Column)
  by Gellers, Stan
• POINTS OF ORIGIN; SPRING '05 OFFERINGS FROM NINE MEMBERS OF THE ORIGINAL DESIGNERS' COLLECTIVE PROVE THEY'RE STILL STYLISH AFTER ALL THESE YEARS.(Brief Article)
• CUTTER & BUCK HOPES TO PICK NEW CEO BY SEPTEMBER.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• THE WILSON ERA: UPGRADES AND EXODUS; SAKS FIFTH AVENUE SHARPENS FOCUS, LOSES SERVICES OF JAQUI LIVIDINI.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• BRIGHTE'S PROSPECTS BRIGHTENING FOR VEGAS.(Brighte women's show)(Brief Article)
  by Gellers, Stan
• VINEYARD GROWS.(Vineyard Vines will introduce canvas dock shorts and swim trunks )(Brief Article)
• TEXTILE INDUSTRY APPLAUDS EDWARDS PICK; SON OF MILL SUPERVISOR, NORTH CAROLINA SENATOR HAS WORKED TO KEEP U.S. MANUFACTURING JOBS.
• TROPICAL APPOINTS THREE UNIT HEADS.(Tropical Sportswear International Corp. )
• FAMILY MATTERS; FOR THE DYNASTIES BEHIND BIELLA'S FABLED TEXTILE MILLS, WHAT COUNTS MOST IS HERITAGE.
• THE DNR TEXTILE REPORT.
• THE DNR LIST: SUIT YOURSELF.(why men wear tailored clothing to work)(Brief Article)
• MARC JACOBS TO OPEN BOSTON STORE; THE 3,750-SQUARE-FOOT UNIT ON NEWBURY STREET IS EXPECTED TO HAVE SALES OF $4 MILLION ITS FIRST YEAR.(Marc Jacobs International)
  by Bowers, Katherine
• SWISS ARMY INVADES JAPAN.(Swiss Army Brands Inc.)
  by Carracher, Jamie
• ALL ABBOUD LAWSUITS WITHDRAWN; END OF LEGAL ACTION OPENS DOOR FOR DESIGNER TO REJOIN JA APPAREL.(Joseph Abboud)
  by Gellers, Stan; Palmieri, Jean E.
• BALANCE SHEET; WINNERS AND LOSERS ON THE FISCAL BATTLEFIELD.(Levi Strauss & Co.; Sears, Roebuck and Co.)
• CONFIRMED CHANGES; PREMIUM STREETWEAR SHOW OPENS IN NEW VENUE AT USS INTREPID.(trade show)
  by Bailey, Lee
• REASONABLE FACSIMILES; SPECIAL EFFECTS IMPARTED VERSATILITY TO FABRICS AT LAST WEEK'S EUROPEAN PREVIEW.
  by Gavenas, Marilise
• BOARDERS FOR A CAUSE.(Boarders for Breast Cancer)(Brief Article)
  by Tschorn, Adam
• CHICAGO WELCOMES FORMER DAUBE EXHIBITORS.(Big & Tall Associates)
  by Gellers, Stan
• THE DNR LIST: SPORTING LIVES.
• BAUER TAPS BOYER AS CHIEF MERCHANT.(Kathy Boyer )(Brief Article)
• WELLMAN PROBED FOR PRICE FIXING.(in the polyester staple industry)(Brief Article)
• BALANCE SHEET; WINNERS AND LOSERS ON THE FISCAL BATTLEFIELD.(retail sector)
  by Karr, Arnold J.
• OXFORD CFO BLOUNT TO RETIRE.(appointments, promotions and retirements at Oxford Industries Inc.)(Ben B. Blount Jr.)(Brief Article)
• WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
• BRIONI'S PARADISE ISLAND.(Brief Article)
  by Zargani, Luisa
• NIGHT MOVES.(Brief Article)
• VF CORP.: NAUTICA AHEAD OF SCHEDULE; SPORTSWEAR UNIT ACQUIRED LAST AUGUST IS BEATING CONSERVATIVE BUDGETS DESPITE LOSS OF RETAIL SPACE.
  by Karr, Arnold J.
• NEWS IN BRIEF.(Brief Article)
• EXTENDING THE STREAK; STORES AT THE COLLECTIVE SEEK WAYS TO KEEP THEIR CUSTOMERS INTERESTED -- AND THEIR SALES MOMENTUM GOING.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• COVIN STEPS DOWN AS K&G CEO; COMPANY CURRENTLY SEARCHING FOR REPLACEMENT TO HEAD 74-UNIT OFF-PRICE CHAIN.(Ron Covin )
• COHEN'S CLOTHIERS COUNTS 100 CANDLES; BALTIMORE-AREA SPECIALTY RETAILER CELEBRATES CENTURY OF STYLE WITH LARGE PARTY FOR LOYAL CUSTOMERS.(Cohen's Clothiers )
• PROJECTED WINNERS; THE UPSTART TRADE SHOW DEVOTED TO MEN'S PREMIUM SPORTSWEAR IS EMBARKING ON ITS THIRD SEASON AT MORE THAN DOUBLE ITS ORIGINAL SIZE. HERE ARE SOME OF THE EXHIBITORS TO CHECK OUT FIRST.
• ARAMIS SHOWS FORTY-TUDE.(Estee Lauder Companies is celebrating a 40-product line of grooming products)(Brief Article)
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• ZOO LANDER.(Ashton Kutcher to face in advertising campaign for Zoo York )(Brief Article)
  by Carracher, Jamie
• MADSOUL SIGNS LICENSING DEAL.(with Drew Pearson Marketing )(Brief Article)
  by Bailey, Lee
• WILBEKIN LEAVES VIBE FOR ECKO.(Emil Wilbekin)(Brief Article)
  by Bailey, Lee
• NEW SHOWROOM IN MINTZ CONDITION.(Peter Mintz)(Brief Article)
  by Carracher, Jamie
• BLOOMIE'S FAST BREAK.(Brief Article)
• THE ELEMENTS OF KYLE; HE'S CARY GRANT IN TOUCH OF PINK, BUT KYLE MACLACHLAN MAINTAINS HIS OWN DECIDEDLY MIXED VIEW OF FASHION.
  by Tschorn, Adam
• HARD TO CONFIRM; SHOW GOES ON DESPITE DELAYS DUE TO FLOODED VENUE.(Confirmed, the trade show by ENK International)
• FLIGHTS OF FANCY; FROM GALLIANO'S DRAMA TO LOUIS VUITTON'S DREAMY ELEGANCE, CREATIVE ENERGY RUNS HIGH IN THE CITY OF LIGHT.
• TOMMY BAHAMA TO LAUNCH FRAGRANCE.(Brief Article)
• THE COLOR OF MONEY; IT'S NOT EASY BEING GREEN, BUT T.S. DESIGNS PROVES IT'S BOTH POSSIBLE AND, WITH INGENUITY, PROFITABLE.(environmentally sound T-shirts)(Company Profile)
• WHERE TO LOOK; NINE TOP TRENDSPOTTERS TELL YOU WHERE THEY'RE WATCHING FOR THE NEXT BIG THING IN MEN'S WEAR.
• FREE REIN; WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A DESIGNER CAN USE ANY MATERIAL SHE WANTS?(designer Veronique Nichanian)
• WELCOME TO SOHOMPTON.(men's stores in Southampton, East Hampton and Sag Harbor)
• THE DNR LIST: WELL SCHOOLED.
• ROBERT MARC OPENS BLEECKER STREET SHOP.(Brief Article)
  by Askin, Ellen
• ATLANTA MART NAMES NEW MEN'S SHOW.(AmericasMart.com Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by LLoyd, Brenda
• BETWEEN THE LINES.(style.com)
• BALANCE SHEET; WINNERS AND LOSERS ON THE FISCAL BATTLEFIELD.
  by Karr, Arnold J.
• TURKEY'S MAIN COURSE; JUDGING BY LAST WEEK'S TFFE, TEXTURE WILL BE PLAYING A BIGGER ROLE IN NEXT YEAR'S MEN'S WEAR.(Turkish Fashion Fabric Exhibition)
  by Gavenas, Marilise
• CAPUTO JOINS ABBOUD IN DESIGN POST.( Anthony Caputo has joined JA Apparel Corp. in the new post of design director for the Joseph Abboud Diamond Label sportswear brand)(Brief Article)
• NEWS IN BRIEF.(clothing industry appointments)
• STAGE IS SET FOR UPBEAT NY MARKETS; WITH SALES STRONG AND TRENDS ON TARGET, STORE EXECUTIVES ARE FISCALLY AND EMOTIONALLY OPEN TO BUY.
• MILAN'S SPRING SPIRIT; FROM D&G'S SEXY DENIM TO MISSONI'S SOPHISTICATED KNITS, DESIGNER COLLECTIONS COVER ALL THE BASES.
• ITALIAN STYLE, COLLECTIVELY ; EXHIBITORS FROM ITALY ARE READY TO PITCH A MORE MODERN, FASHION-MINDED CUSTOMER.
• CASUAL A CASUALTY AT TARGET HQ.(Target Corp.)(Head Quarters)(Brief Article)
  by Gellers, Stan
• BASILE TO RELAUNCH IN U.S.(Basile S.p.A.)(A.G. Corp.)(Brief Article)
  by Gellers, Stan
• BRITISH FABRICS GO HIGH-END.(Brief Article)
  by Carracher, Jamie
• THERE'S NO SUBSTITUTE FOR ITALY; U.S. RETAILERS CONCERNED OVER EURO, BUT SO FAR UNWILLING TO SHIFT THEIR BUYING.
  by Pallay, Jessica
• PERFORMANCE REVIEW; THE FABRICS AT INNOVATION ASIA COVERED ALL THE BASICS ... AND THEN SOME.
  by Gavenas, Marilise
• TISSOT LAUNCHES TACTILE TIMEPIECE.(Brief Article)
  by Askin, Ellen
• WALMART.COM HAS BASICS BENT; RETAILER RE-ENTERS ONLINE APPAREL BUSINESS WITH WRANGLER, GEORGE; CONSIDERS BETTER MERCHANDISE.
  by Bowers, Katherine
• BETWEEN THE LINES.
• PANEL: WEST MILL SHORTCHANGED KAMINOW.(for West Mill Clothes CEO)(Brief Article)
• THE ONES TO WATCH.(fashion designers)
• PRADA OPENS `EPICENTER' IN BEVERLY HILLS; SECOND U.S. STORE, ON RODEO DRIVE, EXPECTED TO HAVE ANNUAL SALES OF UP TO $20 MILLION.
• CHERESKIN INKS OUTERWEAR LICENSE.(Ron Chereskin with Sandalwood Apparel, Chano International and Maxmark Group Inc.)(Brief Article)
• SUPERBA SNAGS PEI LICENSES.(licensing agreements with Perry Ellis International)(Brief Article)
• WITT TO JOIN MAVI.(Paul Witt is to join Mavi as director of marketing and communications)(Brief Article)
• THE FRONT ROW SPEAKS.(clothing executive opinions on industry)
• LOVE IN BLUM.(Butch Blum)(Brief Article)
• NEWEST WAVE.(Brief Article)
• ONE TOUGH TOUR.(One Tough Brand )(Brief Article)
• SIX THAT SELL; RETAILERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY REPORT WHICH ITEMS ARE HOT WITH YOUNG MEN.(new products)(Brief Article)
• NEWS IN BRIEF.(Brief Article)

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