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Wednesday, March 08, 2006

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Wednesday, March 08, 2006
TODAY'S TOP STORIES
Diddy's Growing World: To Launch Younger Line Under License With G-III
Sean "Diddy" Combs' women's contemporary line is barely off the ground and he's already adding a little sister.
LVMH Said Eyeing Lohan as New Face
It is understood a deal is close, but not yet signed. Vuitton officials could not be reached for comment Tuesday.
Nautica Splashes Into Better Sportswear
The brand, which has been owned by VF Corp. since 2003, has undergone major changes over the past few years.

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RETAIL
Tumi Plans 10 India Stores
The Murjani Group, known for launching brands such as Gloria Vanderbilt and Tommy Hilfiger in India, is planning to open up to 10 freestanding Tumi stores in India by 2010.
Tracy Reese Comes to Downtown Manhattan
Tracy Reese is finally showing her stuff with her first store opening today in lower Manhattan.

GENERAL
Cutter & Buck Names Johnson Chief Executive
Johnson, 55, was most recently senior vice president and chief financial officer.
In Brief: Celine's New CEO ... Holbrook Departs
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FASHION
Fashion Scoops: Hardy Bag ... Shop Keeping ... Movin' On Up ...
French shoe wizard Pierre Hardy has stepped into bags for fall.

MEDIA/ADVERTISING
Memo Pad: Forget Paris ... Real Deals
Vanity Fair editor in chief Graydon Carter is developing a fickle reputation with his cover subjects.
Olsen Adds Local Flavor To Latest Ad Campaign
For her ad campaign and first magalogue, Sigrid Olsen used Harbour Island in the Bahamas as a backdrop.

WWD EXECTECH
Bits & Bytes
Eight artists from New York and San Francisco explore the super low-resolution medium of LED animations in Superlowrez.
Brands Embrace PLM
To reduce their time to market, apparel makers are moving ahead with plans to install product lifecycle management software.

TEXTILE & TRADE REPORT
Port Security Controversy Triggers Legislative Action
A key Republican leader said Tuesday he plans to attach a port security amendment to an emergency spending bill currently moving through Congress.

FINANCIAL
Concept One Buys Helen Welsh
Licensing firm Concept One Accessories has acquired a majority stake in Helen Welsh Group, a four-year-old women's accessories company.

BEAUTY REPORT
Beauty Beat: Liberty's New Take on Beauty ... Marionnaud Donates to Women's Charity
Liberty department store unveiled a new cosmetics department concept here Saturday.

MARKETING
Solving the Service Equation
Designer brands still have a ways to go before they please the country's wealthiest shoppers.

READY-TO-WEAR REPORT
Shoppers Try On a New Fit System for Size
Shopping for a pair of pants is frustrating and demoralizing for many women, who conclude something must be wrong with their bodies since so few off-the-rack trousers fit them.

WWD WEST
Glittering Prizes
Two daughters of Hollywood royalty are seeking to prove their mettle in the jewelry business.

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