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Articles in October, 2005 issue of Daily News Record

• AEO TO TARGET OLDER CUSTOMERS; CHAIN'S NEW CONCEPT, MARTIN + OSA, WILL LAUNCH IN FALL '06 WITH FIVE STORES AIMED AT 25- TO 40-YEAR-OLDS.(American Eagle Outfitters)
  by Tyree, Michelle Dalton
• THE ACCOUTREMENTS OF POWER.(watches, cell phones)(Barbara Kolsun of 7 For All Mankind )
• CHAIN IS `WORK' IN PROGRESS; NEW WORKWEAR SUPERSTORE CONCEPT COULD GROW TO SEVERAL HUNDRED UNITS.(Corral West Ranchwear Inc.)
  by Sharoff, Robert
• STEVE & BARRY MOVE INTO MANHATTAN; RETAILER OF $10-OR-LESS MERCHANDISE PLANS AGGRESSIVE EXPANSION ON EAST COAST.
  by Derby, Meredith
• THE POWER 100 (41-55).(clothing industry CEO's ranking)
• THE DNR LIST: REPEAT BUSINESS.(Lord & Taylor, Express Men, American Eagle: ranked by the average number of visits made by each store's male customers )
• REEBOK NET JUMPS DESPITE JITTERS ABOUT ADIDAS.(Brief Article)
  by Kletter, Melanie
• THE BYRNE IDENTITY; FOR GABRIEL BYRNE -- SEEN HERE IN EDGY LUXE LOOKS FOR SPRING -- CLOTHES MAKE THE CHARACTER.
  by Nygaard, Sandra
• SO HAPPY TOGETHER; A MUSIC GIANT UPS ITS FASHION OFFERINGS, WHILE YOUTH-FOCUSED RETAILERS OFFER MUSIC ALONGSIDE APPAREL.
• BYNG LEAVES DUNHILL TO HEAD SMYTHSON.(Paddy Byng, Smythson of Bond Street)(Brief Article)
  by Conti, Samantha
• INDUSTRY FORMS DISASTER-RELIEF GROUP; TOP MEN'S WEAR EXECUTIVES SPEARHEADING EFFORTS TO COLLECT APPAREL DONATIONS.(Fashion Delivers Charitable Foundation Inc.)
  by Young, Vicki M.
• NAHUM JOINS JAYSIX, WILL LAUNCH LINE.(Jaysix USA Inc)(Brief Article)
• PENGUIN STORES TO BOW IN MIAMI, NEWPORT BEACH.(Original Penguin store opening new stores)(Brief Article)
  by Lipke, David
• BALANCE SHEET; WINNERS AND LOSERS ON THE FISCAL BATTLEFIELD.
  by Derby, Meredith; Zaczkiewicz, Arthur
• MARSHALL FIELD'S LATHERS UP.(Art of Shaving opened its first shop-in-shop concept )(Brief Article)
  by Bailey, Ellen Askin
• THE POWER 100 (86-100).(clothing industry executives)
• SEPT. COMPS DON'T BODE WELL FOR HOLIDAY; HIGH FUEL COSTS, HURRICANES AND CREDIT CARD PAYMENT CHANGES ALL SEEN AFFECTING CONSUMER SPENDING.(clothing stores sales and industry forecasts)
• COIN: ITALY'S NEXT GENERATION OF RETAILING; NEW DEPARTMENT STORE FEATURES FUTURISTIC INTERIOR, MORE COHERENT APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES PRESENTATION.
  by Kaiser, Amanda
• IBEX'S NATURAL SELECTION; VERMONT-BASED COMPANY CHOOSES WOOL TO MAKE ITS MARK IN OUTDOORS NICHE.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• CENTRAL ASIA EXHIBITION.(Brief Article)
• BALANCE SHEET; WINNERS AND LOSERS ON THE FISCAL BATTLEFIELD.
  by Derby, Meredith; Zaczkiewicz, Arthur
• TARGET TO OFFER EMERGING DESIGNER LINES.(Brief Article)
  by Bowers, Katherine
• SLEEVE TO THE RHYTHM; NEW APPAREL WITH EMBEDDED SMART FABRIC CAN CONTROL THE IPOD.(Kenpo Inc. signs licensing agreement with Eleksen Ltd.)
  by Tschorn, Adam
• MCADAM TO HELM BEN SHERMAN IN U.S. EXECUTIVE EXPECTED TO GROW BRAND TO LARGER VOLUME THAN U.K. BUSINESS.(Paul McAdam)
  by Lipke, David
• MONDO SIGNS HARTZ FOR CLOTHING.(Genesco Inc. Mondo di Marco Div. signed a contract with Hartz and Co.)(Brief Article)
  by Gellers, Stan
• BRAVO'S EXIT WON'T BREAK BURBERRY.(Rose Marie Bravo is quitting from Burberry Group PLC.)
  by Nygaard, Sandra
• THE DNR LIST: MAGIC NUMBERS; LAS VEGAS'S MAGIC TRADE SHOW IS THE PERFECT PLACE TO POLL RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS ABOUT ISSUES PERTINENT TO THE APPAREL BUSINESS. IN AUGUST MORE THAN 650 RETAILERS AND VENDORS WERE ASKED FOR THEIR THOUGHTS. HERE'S SOME OF
• PRANA HELPS ITS RETAILERS GO GREEN; THE APPAREL BRAND'S CUSTOMERS ARE TRADING ELECTRICITY FOR RENEWABLE-WIND ENERGY.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• SAKS DEBUTS ONE-STOP SHOP FOR BURBERRY.
  by Gellers, Stan
• AUDIGIER TO LAUNCH HIS OWN LINE; NEW LABEL TO DRAW INSPIRATION FROM TATTOO ART, CARS AND BEATNIKS.(fashion designer Christian Audigier)
  by Tschorn, Adam
• BETWEEN THE LINES.(Hedi Slimane photographs exhibition)(William Li appointed as new publisher and Brendan Lemon resigned from Conde Nast Publications Inc.)(Glenlivet's Golf course facility)
• NEWS IN BRIEF.(clothing industry)(Brief Article)
• RETAIL OPTIMISM IN NEW GQ SURVEY.
  by Lipke, David
• PATAGONIA WINS NATIONAL DESIGN AWARD.
  by Gavenas, Marilise
• HEAVY METAL.
• ANALYSTS SEE PROMOTIONAL HOLIDAY; SALES GROWTH EXPECTED AT ABOUT 4 PERCENT IN A SO-SO SEASON FOR RETAILERS.
• BALANCE SHEET; WINNERS AND LOSERS ON THE FISCAL BATTLEFIELD.(Saks Inc.)
  by Young, Vicki M.; Zaczkiewicz, Arthur
• THE BRAND PLAYS ON.
• MOMA PUTS SAFETY FIRST.(Museum of Modern Art, exhibitions)(Brief Article)
  by Gavenas, Marilise
• MW IN NYC.(Material World trade show)(Brief Article)
  by Gavenas, Marilise
• ESQUIRE UNVEILS NEW SIGNATURE SPACE.(Esquire Magazine Group Inc.)
  by Lipke, David
• EDDIE BAUER DOWN WITH ROCKEFELLER CENTER.(Brief Article)
  by Pallay, Jessica
• CECILE PLATOVSKY JOINS BALLIN.(Ballin International)(Brief Article)
  by Gellers, Stan
• MICHAEL BASTIAN TO EXIT BERGDORF'S; MEN'S FASHION DIRECTOR LEAVING THE LUXURY RETAILER TO LAUNCH HIS OWN MEN'S DESIGNER COLLECTION.(Bergdorf Goodman Inc.)
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• BON CHIC, BONNE SOIREE; MIXING CONTEMPORARY MEN'S WEAR WITH SARTORIAL BLASTS FROM THE PAST.(Musee de la Mode et du Textile's exhibition)
  by Foreman, Katya
• BRUCE KLATSKY'S NEXT CHAPTER: FINANCIAL PLAYER.(joined LNK Partners private equity firm )
• RENT GETS DUE AT BLOOMINGDALE'S.(department stores)(Brief Article)
  by Pallay, Jessica
• GIVE AND TAKE.(Esquire Inc. inaugurated new facility, Hugo Boss Fashions Inc. conducts a series of parties to raise fund for Prostate Cancer Foundation, Ashworth Inc. introduces technical golf apparel)(Brief Article)
  by Lipke, David; Nygaard, Sandra
• LAWRENCE E. HELLER, CARLETON MILLS CEO.(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• THE POWER 100 (31-40).(Paul Smith Ltd., Levi Strauss & Co., Men's Wearhouse Inc.: services and management)
• CHARTING THE WAVE; RECENT STUDIES OFFER DETAILED SNAPSHOT OF BOARDSPORTS RETAILERS AND CONSUMER BRAND PREFERENCES.
• VINES GROW IN BRYANT PARK.(Vineyard Vines )(Brief Article)
  by Bailey, Lee
• CHU GETS HOME AT SAKS.(David Chu)(Brief Article)
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• TJX GOING BACK TO BASICS; FOUNDER MOVING TO INJECT MORE ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT INTO CORPORATION.
• PICK AND CLICK; SCABAL, THE HIGH-END FABRIC MERCHANT, LAUNCHES ITS ONLINE APPROACH TO ORDERING FINE CLOTH.
• MEN'S TO GROW UNDER CALVIN'S NEW DEAL; FINGEN REPLACES VESTIMENTA AS LICENSEE FOR FIRM'S MEN'S, WOMEN'S DESIGNER APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES.(Calvin Klein Inc. new deal is with Fingen SpA)(Fingen SpA will acquire Vestimenta Inc.)
  by Nygaard, Sandra
• BLOSSOM TIME; COLORS IN FULL BLOOM AND PREPPIE MOTIFS SIGNAL THE ARRIVAL OF SPRING FOR MEN'S HOSIERY.
  by Bailey, Ellen Askin
• NEW ORLEANS STORES SLOWLY REOPEN DOORS.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• MICHAEL'S MISFIRE: WHAT WENT WRONG; WEAKNESSES IN PRODUCT AND MARKETING THWART KORS' RUSHED ATTEMPT TO BUILD A MEN'S MEGABRAND.(Michael Kors Inc.)
  by Nygaard, Sandra
• BARBOUR STORMS BOSTON.(Barbour North America)(Brief Article)
  by Bowers, Katherine
• SURVIVING THE `DARWINIAN SLUGFEST'; FIT KEY ISSUES SEMINAR FOCUSES ON THE NEED TO BE NIMBLE IN A CHANGING BUSINESS LANDSCAPE.(Fashion Institute of Technology)
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• DISTRESSED DENIM A BIG DRAW AT TRAFIK; ATLANTA-BASED TRADE SHOW LAUDED FOR FOCUSED OFFERINGS, RELAXED ATMOSPHERE.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• THE POWER 100 (21-30).(clothing industry)
• SIX THAT SELL; RETAILERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY REPORT WHICH ITEMS ARE HOT WITH YOUNG MEN.(Brief Article)
• SWIFT GALEY GOES TO CHINA.(joint ventures with Lucky Textile Group)(Brief Article)
  by Gavenas, Marilise
• JACK FERRARI FORMS SOURCING FIRM.(Direct Fashion Sourcing)(Brief Article)
  by Gellers, Stan
• TOM FORD'S PLAN FOR MEN'S: ; `THE FIRST TRUE LUXURY BRAND IN THIS CENTURY'; FOCUSING ON A NICHE BETWEEN PURE FASHION AND CLASSIC LUXE, FORD WILL START BY OPENING HIS OWN MEN'S STORES.(Interview)
  by Nygaard, Sandra
• SECRETS OF SEARCH; TIPS ON HOW TO MAKE YOUR BRAND RISE TO THE TOP OF THE SEARCH ENGINES.
• CENTURY 21'S CLARENCE ADAM.(Clarence Adam)(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• PV NUMBERS OFF.(Premiere Vision)(Brief Article)
  by Gavenas, Marilise
• ACE TO HONOR DIDDY, OSCAR AND KENNETH COLE.(Accessories Council, Sean "Diddy" Combs, Oscar de la Renta)(Brief Article)
  by Bailey, Ellen Askin
• LTB SETS EUROPE EXPANSION.
  by Colavita, Courtney
• THE POWER 100 (56-70).(clothing industry CEO's ranking)
• FASHION FAST-FORWARDS TO 2010; TOP INDUSTRY EXECS CITE TALENT AND TECHNOLOGY AS THE FUTURE OF FASHION.
  by Pallay, Jessica
• LUXURY: IS THERE A FORD IN YOUR FUTURE?(fashion designer Tom Ford plans to launch mens clothing line)
  by Gellers, Stan
• PVH TO SHOOT ARROW TO NEW HEIGHTS; MODERATE BRAND BEING REPOSITIONED WITH NEW MARKETING CAMPAIGN, PRODUCT LAUNCHES.(PVH Apparel Group, Arrow Shirt Co.)
  by Bailey, Ellen Askin
• KEEPERS CELEBRATES A DECADE IN AUSTIN; UPSCALE SPECIALTY STORE ALSO RELOCATED INTO NEW UNIT IN HEART OF DOWNTOWN.
  by Vargo, Julie
• THE POWER 100 (11-20).
• NEWS IN BRIEF.
• A HIPPER HARRY ROSEN.(Adam Cohen marketing for his new CD and latest fall/winter men's fashions)(Brief Article)
  by Dunn, Brian

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