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 FASHION RETAIL BEAUTY SPORTSWEAR TEXTILES ACCESSORIES FINANCIAL |    News: Coach Builds on Its Legacy Look out Bernard Arnault: Coach has another act up its sleeve. The $2.4 billion American brand is accelerating its Legacy collection of higher-priced handbags, footwear and accessories with plans to open two stores dedicated to the collection this fall as a starting point. Badgley Mischka Seeks Broader Image NEW YORK — Badgley Mischka, a designer label that conjures up images of Hollywood actresses in sparkly evening gowns on the red carpet, wants guests at its Feb. 8 runway show to pan back and see the big picture. Scoops: Frog Prince... Kai’s Wonderment... Out on a Lim FROG PRINCE: Diane von Furstenberg and 150 or so of her closest friends stuffed into the banquettes at Indochine Sunday night to fete the designer's latest collection. Shows: Diane von Furstenberg Fall 2007 Collection Luckily, Diane von Furstenberg isn’t one to crack under pressure. Between settling into her already proactive CFDA presidency and the fact that she’s knee-deep in the delayed renovation of her new headquarters, she’s had a lot going on that might have distracted her from her day job. Tracy Reese Fall 2007 Collection Tracy Reese called her fall presentation “Belle,” and it was exactly that. She likes her girls looking feminine and polished to the nines, and her models walked out like little innocent flirts done up in sparkling party frocks — the best was a gray sequined trapeze with a gauzy overlay — and prim, not prissy, cardigans and coats. More From the Shows: Naeem Khan... Ohne Titel... Naeem Khan: With “Dreamgirls” as his inspiration, Naeem Khan went for unapologetic glitz, emblazoning his much-improved fall collection with shine, shine, shine on understated shapes like T-shirt minis and fluid, silk gowns. |  | ||||||
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