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_________________________________________________ Fashion Education at WWD.com WWD.com offers a comprehensive online directory of accredited fashion programs. With the ability to search for schools by location and degree, it's easy to find the fashion school that's right for you. To learn more, visit the Education Directory: http://www.wwd.com/education _________________________________________________ Thursday, June 01, 2006 TODAY'S TOP STORIES Private Label Redux: SFA Plans to Roll Out Three Women's Lines Saks Fifth Avenue is getting back into the private label business in a big way by launching three lines, one in August and two in November. Tiffany 1Q Profits Rise 8% Buoyed by robust international sales and higher margins, Tiffany posted an 8 percent profit gain, as sales rose 6 percent in the first quarter. Galliano Unveils Name of New Line John Galliano said his new rtw line, Galliano, will be priced 40 percent below his signature range, but with the same design sensibility. _________________________________________________ JOB OF THE DAY WebPDM Assistant Influential NYC based Design Corporation needs a skilled WebPDM design assistant for its women's collections, with a concentration on wovens and cut and sew knits. WebPDM and Micrografx a must! Great opportunity for the right professional. Salary up to $55k. Apply at wwd@24seveninc.com _________________________________________________ GENERAL MEDIA/ADVERTISING Memo Pad: Down To Business ... Spinning Out? Nine months and one week after Joanne Lipman was hired away from The Wall Street Journal to edit the fledgling Conde Nast business magazine, the company has finally decided on a name for it. FINANCIAL Bon-Ton Loss Grows in 1st Quarter The company reaffirmed its earnings per share guidance for 2006 to be in a range between $2.15 to $2.35. DENIM REPORT Denim Dish: Odyn Goes Custom for Fall ... Polo Heats Up Bronx ... Replay Creates Foundation ... The premium denim line Odyn, which draws its inspiration from Scandinavian folklore, will be offering bespoke denim for fall. THE BEAT Cacharel Refines Its Look After a few years restructuring, Cacharel, the French fashion house known for its spirited, contemporary sportswear, is stepping on the accelerator. Osklen Opens in Milan, Sets Sights on New York Osklen, one of Brazil's most famous beach and casualwear brands, will soon be landing in New York. Ecko Hosting Concert to Save Rhinos Tickets are $36 in advance and $40 the day of the event. They can be purchased online at Ticketmaster.com. TEXTILE & TRADE REPORT U.S., Vietnam Trade Pact Official The U.S. formally signed a trade deal with Vietnam, clearing a major hurdle in the Southeast Asian country's effort to join the WTO. FASHION Fashion Scoops: Child's Play ... His Turn ... Royal Show Forget crocodile, ostrich or ponyskin: Handbags scrawled with kids' doodles are drawing big bucks. SCAD Gala Kicks Off Style Week The Savannah College of Art and Design goes for the big statement and Etoile Gala, the glittery benefit kickoff to its SCAD Style week, was no exception. Dallas Fashion Award Finalists Set The Dallas Market Center has announced 24 finalists in the 31st annual Dallas Fashion Awards competition. THE WWD LIST Far East Fashion-Forward Top fashion brands consumers in China and India would buy in the future if money were no object. BEAUTY REPORT Beauty Beat: Jane Cosmetics Gets Cash Infusion ... Roberts to Avon Reports Unfounded ... Cameron in PureBeauty Buyout ... Jane Cosmetics wants to up its standing in the mass market with the help of a cash infusion from two private equity groups. EYE Sky High Stan Herman was the star at the party thrown in his honor, but he had to outshine the venue, Donna Karan's Central Park West apartment. Press Pass Puffing on a cigarette in a floaty Miu Miu dress and star-spangled platforms, actress Nathalie Press could pass for a modern-day Alice in Wonderland. | |||||||||||||||||
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